SFJAZZ Hotplate: Jaco Pastorious Tribute

For November’s Hotplate, Marc VW takes on the fretless virtuoso Jaco Pastorious in a bass happening, the likes of which you will never recover from.

About Jaco Pastorius:
The fast and furious life of Jaco Pastorius tragically ended in 1987 at a club in Fort Lauderdale. Almost completely faded away at the time of his death, Pastorious is now credited as one of the most towering influences of... [read more]

For November’s Hotplate, Marc VW takes on the fretless virtuoso Jaco Pastorious in a bass happening, the likes of which you will never recover from.

About Jaco Pastorius:
The fast and furious life of Jaco Pastorius tragically ended in 1987 at a club in Fort Lauderdale. Almost completely faded away at the time of his death, Pastorious is now credited as one of the most towering influences of bass guitar in the 70s. From his time spent with fellow fusion guru Pat Metheny, to his high profile gig with Weather Report, Pastorius is a staple of modern American jazz and still regarded as one of the most influential bass players of all time.

About Marc VW:
Born and raised in Amsterdam, Holland, Marc started playing bass guitar at the age of 16. He moved to the San Francisco Bay Area in 1980 and started playing with the greats Eddie Marshall, George Marshall and Mel Martin. Over the years, Marc’s resume as a first-call sidemen and touring musician reads as a "Who's Who" of multi-generational stars spanning a variety of musical genres.

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