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My Breakfast with John Patitucci (Bass Files/From the PB archives) Part II

My Breakfast with John Patitucci (Bass Files/From the PB archives) Part II

The prolific, acclaimed bassist talks Chick Corea, his beginnings, the impact of other bassists, his instruments/gear, more; 2018 interview prior to a performance with Corea's Akoustic Band

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May 19, 2025
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My Breakfast with John Patitucci (Bass Files/From the PB archives) Part II
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(Continued from Part I)

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So when it comes to playing a walking line in a straight-ahead jazz setting, what is that role? How do you define that?

It’s an architectural role. I would say, in my view, Ron Carter (exemplifies the role), because he’s still here with us. He embodies it. Not just because he’s just still here with us. Because his career dates back…

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