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The Jaco Pastorius Gig List

28 de mayo de 2018 ·

COME ON COME OVER! With your help I will document EVERY ONE of Jaco's gigs! More than 1000 gigs
and counting! Las Olas Brass, Ira Sullivan, Tommy Strand, CC Riders, BST, Weather Report, Joni, Herbie,
Word of Mouth, PDB, jams!

JACO PASTORIUS GIG LIST, 1966-1987

1966: Stacy Gymnasium, Pine Crest School, Fort Lauderdale. Las Olas Brass.

Code One, Fort Lauderdale. Las Olas Brass.

Teen Town, Pompano, Fla. Las Olas Brass.

1967: T.J.'s Lounge, Fort Lauderdale. Las Olas Brass.

1967: The World, Miami. Las Olas Brass.

1967: The Barn, Miami. Las Olas Brass. with Wayne Cochran and the C.C. Riders.

March or April: Code One, Fort Lauderdale. Las Olas Brass.

March: Fort Lauderdale Beach. With Las Olas Brass.

April 30, 1967: Pompano Beach, Fla., Pompano Race Track: Hollywood Jaycees Battle of the Bands. Las
Olas Brass (finished second).

August 13, 1967: Plus One, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Las Olas Brass.

November 10, 1967: Carib Theater, Miami. Las Olas Brass played for the premiere of Sinatra movie
"Tony Rome." Played outside the theater as the limos arrived, then inside, then at a party for Sinatra
later that night.

1968: International Swimming Hall of Fame, Fort Lauderdale, Fl. with Las Olas Brass.

Fort Lauderdale Armory. With Las Olas Brass.

Windjammer Lounge, Holiday Inn, Lauderdale Beach. Uptown Funk All-Stars.

The Downbeat Club, Fort Lauderdale. Jamming on saxophone.


Spring 1968: Pirate’s World, Dania, Fl. Pit band.

Casey’s and O’Reilly’s, Fort Lauderdale. Sitting in with Alex Darqui and Rich Franks.

1969/1970:

July 5, 1970: Miami. Jaco met Jimi Hendrix some time after this gig (Hendrix remained in the area for a
couple of days) and jammed with Jimi, Jaco on the drums!

The Flying Machine, Fort Lauderdale, FL. With Woodchuck.

Lauderdale Lanes, Fort Lauderdale. With Woodchuck.

The Button, Fort Lauderdale. With Woodchuck.

The Flying Machine, Fort Lauderdale. With Woodchuck.

Four O’Clock Club, Fort Lauderdale. With Woodchuck.

Code One, Fort Lauderdale. With Woodchuck.

1971

1971: Approximately 4 gigs at The Button Club, Fort Lauderdale, A trio with Jimmy Wheeler on guitar
and Bob Herzog on drums and vocals.

1971: Mickey Rat's, Dania Beach, Fla.

1971: Seven Seas Lounge, Miami Beach, FL. With Tommy Strand and the Upper Hand. June 1, 1971 ad.

1971: The Sandpiper, Dania, Fl. With Tommy Strand/Upper Hand.

1971: Mr. T’s, Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Tommy Strand/Upper Hand. October.

1971: Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. October, Tommy Strand. Also September.

1971: Summer residency, The Pines, Indian Harbour Beach, FL. June-July.

May/June 1971: Played on luxury liners sailing from the Port of Miami. Ariadni one of them.

August 1971: Ocean City, Md. Extended residency with Tommy Strand and the Upper Hand. The
Hurricane Nite Club and Lounge, 71st Street.

1972
1972: Marco Polo, North Miami. Tommy Strand and the Upper Hand.

June 6-12: Shula’s Nite Club, Fort Lauderdale. Tommy Strand and the Upper Hand.

1972: The Castaways, North Miami. Wayne Cochran and the C.C. Riders. April 15, 1972.

October Mr. T's, Fort Lauderdale. Tommy Strand and the Upper Hand.

June 20-24: JB’s Lounge, Palm Beach, Fl. Tommy Strand and the Upper Hand. also Feb. 4-5.

May 9, 1972: Musketeer Room at the Deauville, Miami Beach.

Summer: Rush Up, Chicago. C.C. Riders. Met David Bowie.

1972: Newport Seven Seas Lounge, Miami Beach. C.C. Riders.

1972: Boston.

1972: Another gig “near Baltimore.” C.C. Riders. Jaco had just introduced the chart of "Domingo."

1972: La Bastille, Houston. C.C. Riders. Gig where "Rice Pudding" came from? Charlie Brent and Jaco did
the chart in the Rice Hotel, Houston.

late 1972: The 505 Club, Des Moines. C.C. Riders.

July 11: Embers Club, Montgomery Ala. C.C. Riders.

July 12: Shula's Supper Club, Niles, Mich. C.C. Riders.

July 13: Hollyoke Club, Indianapolis. C.C. Riders.

July 15: Diamond Club, Dayton Ohio. C.C. Riders.

July 16: The Train Station, Kenosha, Wis. C.C. Riders.

July 27-Aug. 2: Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale.

August 16-19: Casino Room, Lookout House Cincinnati. C.C. Riders. Aug. 21: Uncle Sam's, Atlanta.

Sept. 27: west Town Show Lounge, Berwyn, IL.

September 20-21: Ramon's, Akron, Ohio.

Sept. 23: Diamond Club, Dayton, Ohio.

September 25: Ruggles, 233 E. Erie, Chicago.

October 1: Red Lion Inn, Bloomington, Ind.

October 12: Hollyoke Club, Indianapolis.


October 29: Fantasy Swings, Henrietta, NY. C.C. Riders.

November 1/2: Weldwood Lounge, Eynon, PA. C.C. Riders.

November 3: Meadowbrook Night Club, 9 miles east of Harrisburg, PA.

November 5: Field's Supper Club, Oak Lawn, Ill. C.C. Riders.

November 7, 1972: Royal Grove, Lincoln, Neb. C.C. Riders.

November 9-11: Landmark, Kansas City, Mo. C.C. Riders. 2 shows a night.

November 17: supper club, New Kensington, PA.

November 15-18: Hamar House, Cheswick, PA. C.C. Riders.

November 20: Amelia High School, Batavia, Ohio. C.C. Riders. 12:15 pm gig at high school followed by
music clinics.

Nov. 21: Cardington, Ohio High School. C.C. Riders.

November 23: Crystal Blieu, Nashville TN. C.C. Riders.

November 30: Island House, McHenry, IL. C.C. Riders

December 2, 1972: Sunrise Apartments, Marietta, Ga. With C.C. Riders.

December: Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Ft. With Baker’s Dozen (Ira Sullivan).

1973

1973: The Fontainebleau, Miami Beach. with Ira Sullivan.

1973: Ranchers Motel Lounge, North Miami. with Ira Sullivan.

1973: Played "all the time" at the Unitarian Church, Miami, with Ira Sullivan.

1973: Backed Little Anthony, Bacjhelors III, on keyboards.

April 7: The Playboy Club, Miami. With Ira Sullivan. Reference also to April 8, 1973, did they play two
nights?

April 13-16, backing Charo at B III. Possibly June-July 1974.

April 15, 1973. Temple Sinai, Miami. with Ira Sullivan.

September-December: residency at the Lion’s Share, Miami, with Ira Sullivan.


December: Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. Backing the Imperials.

December: Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. With Pat Metheny in the Peter Groves Orchestra.

Dec. 25: Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. Peter Graves Orchestra.

1974

January: Backing Mickey Rooney tour.

February: Backing Lou Rawls tour.

March: Backed Patti Page, Bachelors III.

Fontainebleu Hotel, Miami. Peter Graves Orchestra.

1974?:Miami: Modern Music clinic with Elliott Randall.

1974?: Five Spot Café, New York City. with Pat Metheny.

May 18: Café Wha, New York.Paul Bley, Bruce Ditmas, Ross Traut.

June 16, Blue Rock Studio, New York City. Live recording with Bley, Metheny, Ditmas.

June: Pooh’s Pub, Boston.Pat Metheny and Bob Moses.

August 8-18: Backing the Four Tops, Bachelors III.

October 11: Gusman Auditorium, Miami. Univ. of Miami Jazz Band featured Jaco on "Amelia" and
"Domingo." opened for Weather Report (Jaco met Joe that night).

October 24-Nov. 2, Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. Backing The Temptations.

June: Zircon, Somerville, Mass. Pat Metheny and Bob Moses.

November 7-17, Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. Backing The Supremes .

1975

1975: Philadelphia? Gig with Pat Martino.

1975: Paul’s Mall/ Jazz Workshop, Boston. Pat Metheny Trio.

April 7: Pooh’s Pub, Boston. Pat Metheny and Bob Moses.

July 4: Pooh’s Pub, Boston. Pat Metheny and Bob Moses.


Fall 1975: Ed Sullivan Theater, New York City. Blood, Sweat & Tears. Howard Cosell variety show?

October 13: Arkansas Tech University., Russellville, AR. Blood, Sweat & Tears.

October 24/5/6: Sahara Tahoe Hotel & Casino. Blood, Sweat & Tears (w/Jimmie Walker).

October 27: Arizona State Fair, Blood, Sweat & Tears. Tucson.

October 28: Austin (TX) Municipal Auditorium, Blood Sweat & Tears.

October 30: The Music Hall, Houston. Blood, Sweat & Tears.

November 3: Munger Hall, Birmington-Southern College, Birmingham, AL. Blood Sweat & Tears.

November 5: Great Southern Music Hall, Gainesville, Fl. Blood Sweat & Tears.

November 7: Broward Community College, Davie, Fla. Blood, Sweat & Tears.

November 26: Bushnell Memorial Auditorium, Hartford, CT. Blood Sweat & Tears.

December 3: Van wezel Performing Arts Center, Sarasota FL.BS&T/ Buddy Rich.

December 5-14: Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. Blood, Sweat & Tears.

1976

January 1976. BST did 6 shows total at Arkansas universities.

1976: Miami. Weather Report.

January 10: Mad Murphy's. Hartford, Conn. with Don Alias and Barry Miles.

February 2-4 (?) Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. Backing Phyllis Diller with Peter Graves Orchestra.

April 1: The Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MI: first live performance with Weather Report.

April 2: Livingston Gymnsaium, Dennison University, Granville, Ohio. Weather Report.

April 8: Tomorrow Club, Youngstown, Ohio. Weather Report.

April 9: Fisher Auditorium, Pittsburgh, Weather Report.

April 16: Hartford, Conn. Bushnell Memorial Auditorium. Weather Report. Shakti on bill.

April 17: Beacon Theater, New York City. Weather Report.

April 18: Orpheum, Boston. Weather Report. Shakti opened.


April 21: Unicorn Club, Ithaca, NY. Weather Report.

April 22: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. Weather Report.

April 23: The Kennedy Center, Washington, DC. Weather Report.

April 24: Tower Theater, Philadelphia. Weather Report.

April 25: Masonic Auditorium, Detroit. Weather Report.

April 29: Great Southern Music Hall, Gainesville, FL. Weather Report.

April 30: Gusman Hall, Miami,FL, Weather Report. Also, jam with Othello Molineauxaux's band at Bahia
Cabana, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

May 1: Edmunds Center, Stetson University, Deland, Fla. Weather Report (Shakti).

May 2: Curtis Hixson Hall,Tampa, Fla. Weather Report.

May 3/4: Electric Ballroom, Atlanta, GA. Weather Report.

May 6: Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, TX. Weather Report.

May: Jam at Castle Creek, Austin, TX.

May 8: Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston. Opened for Johnny Winter.

May 14: Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Mo. Weather Report. (w/Shakti)

May 18: Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, Wis. Weather Report.

May 18: Georgi's, Milwaukee, sat in with Sweetbottom and Daryl Stuermer.

May 19:Memorial Auditorium Concert Bowl, Minneapolis. Weather Report. Shakti opens.

May 20: Capital Theater, Madison, Wis. Weather Report.

May 21: Arie Crown Theater, Chicago. Weather Report.

May 22: Indianapolis Convention Center, Indianapolis. Weather Report.

May 27: Paramount Theater, Seattle. Weather Report.

May 29: Greek Theater, Berkeley, Calif. Weather Report.

May 30: The Roxy, Los Angeles. Weather Report.

June: Westchester Community College, Valhalla, New York. Weather Report. w/Shakti.

June 1: Kool Jazz Fest, San Diego. Weather Report.


June 6: New York City, Newport Jazz Festival. Weather Report.

June 14-16: Jazz Workshop, Boston. Pat Metheny Group.

June 19:Starlight Ampitheatre, Burbank, Calif. Weather Report.

June 30: Newport Jazz Festival, City Center, New York City. Weather Report. with the Brecker Brothers.

July 2: Pavilion de Paris, Paris. Weather Report.

July 3: Roskilde, Denmark. Weather Report.

July 4: Aarhus Station, Aarhus, Denmark. with Shakti and Billy Cobham.

July 8: Montreux, Switzerland. Montreux Jazz Festival. With Weather Report.

July 10: Somarlust, Kristianstad, Sweden. Weather Report.

July 16: Bologna Stadio, Bologna, Italy. Weather Report.

July: Bayonne, France. Weather Report.

July 23: Jazz a Juan Les-Pins, Antibes, France. Weather Report.

July 27, 28, 29: Hammersmith Odeon, London. Weather Report. (Billy Cobham and Shakti on bill July 27,
just Shakti July 28-29) 29th featured a jam with Cobham, John McLaughlin and Alphonso Johnson.

July: Pavilion de Paris, Paris. Weather Report.

July 28/29: Hammersmith Odeon, London. Weather Report.

August 8-14: Bachelors III, Fort Lauderdale. Peter Graves Orchestra, backing Donna Cellini.

August: Jams with Chubby and Duffy Jackson, Marandola's, Fort Lauderdale.

September 24: Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, Calif. Weather Report.

September 26: Paramount Theater, Oakland, Calif. Weather Report.

October 8: Cleveland. Weather Report.

October 16: Loews State Theater, Syracuse, NY. Weather Report.

November 6: Berlin Philharmonic. With Albert Mangelsdorf and Alphonse Mouzon (Trilogue).

November 11: Tower Theatre, Philadelphia. Joni Mitchell and Bobbye Hall.

November 20: Sacramento, Calif. California Celebrates the Whales Benefit. With Joni Mitchell, Bobbye
Hall. Fred Neil guested on "Dolphins."
December 7: Agora Ballroom, Cleveland. Weather Report.

December 17 : Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, Calif. Herbie Hancock (Stanley Clarke on bill). ?
Bootleg alleged to be California, Dec. 1976 with Herbie and Jaco.

December 30: The Paramount Theater, Portland, Ore. Herbie Hancock.

1977

1977:The Roxy, Los Angeles. Weather Report.

1977 August or September: Bern, Switzerland. Weather Report.

1977: Detroit. Weather Report.

1977, 78 or 79: Fort Lauderdale, Armory. with Ray Petersen and Othello Molineaux.

1977, 78 or 79: Bahia Cabana, Fort Lauderdale Beach. With Othello Molineaux and Ray Petersen.

Surf Rider, Dania Beach. Ray Petersen and Othello Molineaux.

The Village Zoo, Fort Lauderdale Beach. Ray Petersen and Othello Molineaux.

January 2: Vancouver, Canada. Queen Elizabeth Theater. Herbie Hancock.

January 17-22: Sunrise Musical Theater, Sunrise, Fl. Backed Bob Hope with Peter Graves Orchestra.

Unknown: with Herbie Hancock. Spokane Opera House, Spokane, Wash. Atlanta.

Feb. 8: Rochester, NY. Weather Report.

Feb. 16: Ivanhoe Theater, Chicago. With Herbie Hancock Quartet. broadcast on WXRT-FM.

Feb. 20, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana. Herbie Hancock.

February 21: Miller Auditorium, Kalamazoo, Mich. Herbie Hancock. Feb. 23: Bushnell Memorial,
Hartford, CT. Herbie Hancock.

Feb. 24: Champaign, Ill. Herbie Hancock.

February 27: Shippenburg, Pa. Herbie Hancock.

April 1: Music Hall, Houston. Weather Report.

April 2: Paramount Theater, Austin, TX. Weather Report.

April 3: The Main Auditorium, Denton, TX. Weather Report.


April 5: Uptown Theater, Kansas City, Mo.. Weather Report.

April 6: University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Weather Report.

April 7: Fox Theater, St. Louis, Mo. Weather Report.

April 8: Indiana Theater, Indianapolis. Weather Report.

April 9: Royal Oak Theater, Royal Oak, MI. Weather Report.

April 10: Uptown Theater, Chicago, IL. Weather Report.

April 12: Kleinhaus Auditorium, Buffalo. Weather Report.

April 13: Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY. Weather Report.

April 15: Warner Theater Music Hall, Washington, DC. Weather Report.

April 16: Rogue's Ballroom, Virginia Beach, VA. Weather Report.

April 17: Mosque, Richmond, Va. Weather Report.

April 19: Triad Arena, Greensboro NC. Weather Report (Al DiMeola)

April 21: Shaboo, New Haven, CT. Weather Report.

April 22: Berklee Performing Center, Boston. Weather Report.

April 23: Hartford, CT. Weather Report.

April 24: Academy of Music, Philadelphia. Weather Report.

April 26: Memorial Hall, Pittsburgh. Weather Report (Al DeMeola).

April 27: Emery Auditorium, Cincinnati. Weather Report.

April 28: Cleveland. Weather Report.

April 29: Elting Gymnasium, State University of New York, New Paltz (with Al DeMeiola).

April 30: Beacon Theater, New York City. Weather Report.

May: Fox Theater, Atlanta. Weather Report.

May 1: Uptown Theater, Kansas City, Mo. Weather Report.

May 4: Great Southern Music Hall, Orlando, FL. Weather Report (Al DeMeola).

May 5: Gusman Auditorium, Miami. Weather Report.


May 6: Bayfront Center, St. Petersburg, FL. Weather Report.

May 10: The Agora, Cleveland. Weather Report.

May 11: Milwaukee, Wis. Weather Report.

May 12: Orpheum Theater, Minneapolis. Weather Report.

May 14: Auditorium Theater, Denver. Weather Report.

May: The Roxy, Los Angeles. Weather Report.

May 18: Paramount, Seattle, Weather Report (Al DeMeola).

May 19: Paramount, Portland, Ore. Weather Report.

May 20: Sacramento Theater, Sacramento. Weather Report.

May 21: Winterland, San Francisco. Weather Report (with Al DeMeola/Lenny White).

May 24: Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara, Calif.

May 25: Santa Monica Civic Center, Calif. Weather Report.

May 27: Celebrity Theatre, Scottsdale, Ariz. Weather Report.

June 5: Emory Auditorium, Cincinnati. Weather Report.

June 1: Ivanhoe Theater, Chicago. Weather Report.

June 4: Memorial Ausitorim, Louisville, Ky. Weather Report.

June 5: Kansas City, Mo. Weather Report.

June 10: The Midnight Special (tv show). Weather Report.

June 26: Joe Rico's Checkmate Lounge, Miami. Peter Graves Orchestra. May have sat in previously as
well.

Summer: Graves Orchestra w Jaco played mini-concert at South Seas Plantation, Captiva Island, Fl. Jaco
then jammed at Casa Ybel on Sanibel Island with Sondra and Gil.

August: Dusseldorf, Germany. Weather Report.

August 27/28: Falkoner Theater, Copenhagen, Denmark. Weather Report.

August 28: Brunnsparken Orebro, Sweden (Copenhagen?). Weather Report.

August 29: Chateau Neuf, Oslo, Norway. Weather Report.


August 31/September 1: Kulttuurritalo, Helsinki, Finland. Weather Report.

September: Volkshaus, Zurich. Weather Report.

September 3: Kondserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden. Weather Report.

September 5: Konserthuset, Gothenburg, Sweden. Weather Report.

September 6: Olympen, Kund, Sweden. Weather Report.

September 7: Vejlby-Risskov Hallen, Aarhus, Denmark. Weather Report.

September 10: MusicHalle, Hamburg, Germany. Weather Report.

September 12: Stuttgart, Germany. Weather Report.

September 13: Circus Krone, Munich. Weather Report.

September 17: University of Brussels Auditorium, Brussels, Belgium. Weather Report.

September 18: Siegerlandhalle, Siegen, Germany. Weather Report.

September 26: Kursaal, Bern, Germany. Weather Report.

late September, Offenbacj Stadhalle, Frankfurt. Weather Report.

October 7: Colston Hall, Bristol, England. Weather Report.

October 8: Apollo Theater, Manchester, England. Weather Report.

October 8: Polytechnic, Oxford, England. Weather Report.

October 9/10/11: The Rainbow Theater, London. Weather Report.

October 13: Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham UK.

October 14: The Palace, Manchester, England. Weather Report.

October 15: City Hall, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. Weather Report.

October 16, Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland. Weather Report.

October: The Apollo, Manchester, England.

October 28-30: Sunrise Musical Theatre, Sunrise FL. Backed Johnny Carson/Phyllis McGuire With Peter
Graves Orchestra. One night followed by jamming at Player's Club with Rich Franks/Alex Darqui.

November: Masonic Auditorium, Detroit. Weather Report.

Nov. 1: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Weather Report.


Nov. 2: Shea's Buffalo Theater, Buffalo NY. Weather Report. Flora Purim opened.

Nov. 4: Dillon Gym, Princeton, NJ. Weather Report. Flora Purim opens.

Nov. 5: Allegeny College, Meadville, Pa. Weather Report.

Nov. 9: Chrysler Hall, Newport News, VA.

Nov. 11: Carmichael Auditorium, Chapel Hill, NC. Weather Report.

Nov. 12: Ovens Auditorium, Charlotte, NC. Weather Report.

1977: Norfolk, VA. Weather Report.

1977: Constitution Hall, Washington, DC. Weather Report.

November 15: Mackey Auditorium, Boulder, Colo. Weather Report.

November 16: Music Hall, Omaha, Neb., Weather Report.

November 19: Hancher Auditorium, Iowa City, Iowa. Weather Report.

November 20: Jesse Hall, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Weather Report.

November 23: National Arts Center, Ottawa, Canada. Weather Report.

November 24: St. Denis Theatre, Montreal, Canada. Weather Report.

November 25: Palais Montcalm, Quebec, Canada. Weather Report.

November 27: Convocation Hall, Toronto. Weather Report.

November 29: Royal Oak Theater, Royal Oak (Grand Rapids?), Mich. Weather Report.

November 30: Grand Rapids, Mich. Majestic Theatre. With Weather Report.

1978

January 29: The Players Club, Fort Lauderdale Fla. With Alex Darqui and Rich Franks. Rich Franks reports
Jaco also sat in other times when he was in Florida.

June 1: Boston. Weather Report.

June 21: Takaraduka-Gekiju, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 22: Yuubin Tyokin Hall, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 23: Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan. Weather Report.


June 26: Kouseinenkin Hall, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 28: Shinjuku Kouseininenkin Hall, Osaka. Weather Report.

June 29: Kyuden Kinen Hall, Fukuoka, Japan. Weather Report.

June 30: Koukaidu, Nagoya, Japan. Weather Report.

July 2: Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo. Weather Report.

July 5: Concert Hall, Perth, Australia. Weather Report.

July 8: Festival Theater, Adelaide, Australia. Weather Report.

July 9: Palais Theater, Melbourne, Australia. Weather Report.

July 10: Canberra Theater, Canberra, Australia. Weather Report.

July 11: Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia. Weather Report.

July 11: sat in with Leo De Castro's band at the Manzil Room, Sydney.

July 16: Waikiki Shell, Honolulu. Weather Report.

July 23: Benefit for PACE, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami.

August 23, 27-29: Beep's, Fort Lauderdale. with Othello and Randy Bernsen.

September: Essen. Weather Report.

September 14: Falkoner Theater, Copenhagen, Denmark, Weather Report.

September 15: Olympen, Lund, Sweden. Weather Report.

September 16: Scandiavium, Gothenberg, Sweden. Weather Report.

September 17: Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden. Weather Report. (two shows)

September 18 19: Amsterdam, Weather Report.

September 20: Dusseldorf, Germany.

September 21: Philipshalle, Dusseldorf, Germany. or Offenbach?Weather Report.

September 22: Mannheim.

September 24: Stuttgart.

September 25: Circus Krone, Munich, Germany. Weather Report.


September 26: Weather Report, Earlinghun, Germany.

September 27: Berlin.

September 28: Hamburg.

September 29 (?): Hanover.

September: Grugahalle, Essen, Germany. Weather Report.

September 29 (21?): Stadthalle, Offenbach, Germany. Weather Report.

October: Birmingham, England. Weather Report.

October: Copenhagen. Weather Report.

October 3: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels. Weather Report.

October 4: Pavilon de Paris, Paris. Weather Report.

October 6: City Hall, Newcastle, England. Weather Report.

October 8 : The Apollo Theater, Manchester, England. Weather Report.

October 10: New Theater, Oxford, England. Weather Report.

October 11/12: Hammersmith Odeon, London. Weather Report.

October 13: Birmingham, UK. Weather Report.

October 14:Odeon Birmingham, Birmingham UK.

October 27: Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ. Weather Report.

October 28: Lisner Auditorium, Washington, DC. Weather Report. Two shows.

October 29: Astor Theater, Reading, Pa. Weather Report.

October 31: Lyric Theater, Baltimore. Weather Report.

November: Winterland, San Francisco. Weather Report.

November 2: Middlebury Theater, Middlebury, VT. Weather Report.

November 3: Bottom Line, New York City. With Tom Scott Band.

November 3/4: Beacon Theater, New York NY. Weather Report.

November 7: Stonybrook, New York. SUNY-Stonybrook. Weather Report.


November 8: Music Hall, Cleveland. Weather Report.

November 9: Stanley Theater, Pittsburgh. Weather Report.

November 10: Tower Theater, Philadelphia. Weather Report.

November 11: Orpheum Theatre, Boston. Weather Report.

November 12: Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Providence, R.I. Weather Report.

November 14/15/16: Park West, Chicago. Weather Report.

November 17/18: Royal Oak Theater, Royal Oak, MI. Weather Report.

November 19: Indiana University Auditorium, Bloomington, IN. Weather Report.

November 21: Music Hall, Omaha.Weather Report.

November 22: Mackey Auditorium, Boulder, Colo. Weather Report.

November 24: Terrace Theatre, Long Beach, Calif. Weather Report.

November 25: Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, Calif. Weather Report.

November 26: Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, Calif. Weather Report.

November 27: Cammage Auditorium, Tempe, Ariz. Weather Report.

November 28: Phoenix, Ariz. Weather Report.

November 30: McFarlin Auditorium, Dallas. Weather Report.

December 1: Paramount Theatre, Austin, Texas. Weather Report.

December 2: Music Hall, Houston. Weather Report.

December 4: Jones Hall, Houston. Weather Report.

December 8: Convention Center, Dallas. Weather Report.

December 9: Guzmon Hall, Miami, Fla. Weather Report.

December 10: Bay Front Center Auditorium, St. Petersburg, Fla.

1979

January 27: NAMM trade show, Anaheim, Calif. Jam with Joe Diorio in hotel suite. reference to
"Disneyland Hotel, Bonita Towers Party." Also played with Peter Erskine at the Acoustic booth.
March 2: Havana, Cuba. With Weather Report.

March 3: Havana, Cuba. “Trio of Doom” with McLaughlin/Williams.

March 3: Havana, Cuba. Jam with Irakere at end of the day.

May 25: Los Angeles. Solo. GIT.

May 26: Greek Theatre, Berkeley, Calif. Weather Report.

May 27: Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA. With Joni Mitchell. “Mingus” show with Jaco, Herbie Hancock,
Tony Williams and Don Alias.

June 16 (17?): Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. Weather Report.

June 23: Avery Fisher Hall, New York City. Mostly solo but with appearances by Don Alias, Pat Metheny
and Bob Moses.

July 2: Velgby Riskov Hallen, Aarhus, Denmark. Weather Report.

July 3: Falkoner Theater, Copenhagen. Weather Report.

July 5: Pavillon de Paris. Weather Report.

July 7/8: Hammersmith Odeon, London. Weather Report.

July 9: The Dome, Brighton, England. Weather Report.

July 10: Le Touquet, France. Annual jazz festival. Weather Report.

July 13: Plaza de Toros Monumental, Barcelona. Weather Report. With Jeff Beck and Stanley Clarke.

July 14: Vienne, France. Weather Report.

July 15 (19?): Jazz a Juan, Antibes, France. Weather Report.

July 16: Ampitheatre du Centre de Recontre, Chateuvallon, France. Weather Report.

July 17: Montreux, Switzerland. Weather Report.

July 20: Congresshall, Salzburg, Austria. Weather Report.

August 3: Zoo Ampitheatre, Oklahoma City. Joni Mitchell. Shadows and Light Tour.

August 5/6: Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, Colo. Joni Mitchell.

August 9: Mississippi River Festival, Edwardsville, Ill. Joni Mitchell.

August 11/12: Pine Knob Music Theater, Clarkston, Ill. Joni Mitchell.
August 14: Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Joni Mitchell.

August 16/17: Alpine Valley Music Theater, E. Troy, Wis. Joni Mitchell.

August 19: Minneapolis Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minn. Joni Mitchell.

August 21: The Music Shed at Tanglewood, Lenox, Mass. Joni Mitchell.

August 22/23: Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD. Joni Mitchell.

August 25: Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, New York, NY. Joni Mitchell.

August 27: Civic Center, Providence, RI. Joni Mitchell.

August 28: Robin Hood Dell West, Philadelphia. Joni Mitchell.

September 2: Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC. Joni Mitchell.

September 3: Memorial Coliseum, Portland, Ore. Joni Mitchell.

September 7/8: Civic Auditorium, San Francisco. Joni Mitchell.

September 9: Santa Barbara County Bowl, Santa Barabara, Calif. Joni Mitchell.

September 12/13/14/15/16: Greek Theatre, Los Angeles. Joni Mitchell. Weather Report also on the bill
these four dates.

November: Detroit. Weather Report.

November 2: Pilharmonie, Berlin, Germany. Solo (with Toots Thielemans).

December 1/2: Uptown Theater, Kansas City, Mo. Weather Report.

November/December 1979: Traveler's Lounge, Miami. Benefit for Oscar Salas. Jaco jams with Bobby
Thomas Jr., first meeting.

1980

1980: Jaco, Mike Gerber and drummer played for U of Miami jazz band. trying out charts for word of
Mouth.

1980: Banana Boat, Pompano Beach, FL, with Alex Darqui.

1980: Musicians Exchange, Fort Lauderdale, FL. sat in on drums with band Emergency.

Dec. 31, 1980: J.P.'s on the Bay, Coconut Grove, Miami, with Othello Molineaux and Bobby Thomas Jr..

1980?: Miami Springs, with Bobby Thomas. benefit for local musician,
January 17: Premier Theater, Norfolk, VA. Weather Report.

January 18: Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ. Weather Report.

January 19: Stanley Theater, Pittsburgh. Weather Report.

January 20: Tower Theater, Upper Darby, Pa. Weather Report.

January 24: Woolsey Hall, Yale Univ., New Haven CT. Ist live show w/ Bobby Thomas Jr.

January 25: Orpheum Theater, Boston. Weather Report.

January 27: Palace Theater, Cleveland. Weather Report.

January 29: New Haven, Ct. Woolsey Hall, Yale University. Weather Report.

January 30: The Last Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY. Weather Report.

February 1/2: Beacon Theater, New York City. Weather Report.

Feb. 3: Esby Gymnasium, Glassboro (NJ) State College. Weather Report.

February 5: Trenton War Memorial, Trenton, NJ. Weather Report.

February 7: Shea’s Performing Arts Center, Buffalo, NY. Weather Report.

Feb. 8: Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor, MI. Weather Report.

Feb. 9: Auditorium Theater, Chicago. Weather Report.

Feb. 11: Civic Center, Des Moines. Weather Report.

Feb. 13: Paramount Theater, Cedar Rapids, IA. Weather Report.

Feb. 14: Minneapolis. Weather Report.

Feb. 16: Uptown Theater, Kansas City, MO. Weather Report.

Feb. 19: Paramount Theater, Denver. Weather Report.

Feb. 23: Berkeley Community Theater. Weather Report.

Feb. 24: Warfield Theater, San Francisco. Weather Report.

Feb. 25: Freeborn Hall, UC Davis.

February 26: Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, Calif. Weather Report.

February 28: Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara, Calif.. Weather Report.


February 29: Perkin’s Palace, Pasadena, Calif. Weather Report.

March 1: Santa Monica Civic, Santa Monica, Calif. Weather Report.

March 2: Montezuma Hall, San Diego. Weather Report.

March 6: Saenger Theater, New Orleans. Weather Report.

March 7: Jesse Jones Hall, Houston. Weather Report.

March 9: Municipal Auditorium. Austin, TX. Weather Report.

June 1 (?): Festival Hall, Osaka. Weather Report.

June 21: Hibayi-Koiukaidou, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 22/23: Shinjuku Kouseinenken Kaikan, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 24: Shinjuku Kouseinken Kalkan, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 25: Nakano San Plaza, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 26: Shiba Yubin Chokin Hall, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 27: Aichi Kinroh Kaikan, Nagoya, Japan. Weather Report.

June 28/29: Festival Hall, Osaka. Weather Report.

June 30: Kyuden Kinnen Taiikukan, Fukuoka, Japan. Weather Report.

July 1: Shibuya Koukaidou, Tokyo. Weather Report.

July 3: Kouseinenkin Kaikan, Sapporo, Japan. Weather Report.

July 4: Bunka Kaikan, Ursonomiya, Japan. Weather Report.

1980: Maui, Hawaii. Weather Report.

July 12/13: The Complex, Santa Monica, Calif. Weather Report. Live recording for "Night Passage" LP.

July 14: Northrup Auditorium, Minneapolis. Weather Report.

August 14: Weather Report, Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rio Jazz Festival.

August 16: Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

August 20: Estadio Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Weather Report.

September (November?): Sanibel Jazz Festival, with Peter Graves.


October 1: Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki, Finland. Weather Report.

October 3: Isstadion, Stockholm, Sweden. Weather Report.

October 4: Scandinavium, Gothenberg, Sweden. Weather Report.

October 5: Chateau Neuf, Oslo, Norway. Weather Report.

October 6: Olympen, Lund, Sweden. Weather Report.

October 8: Aarhus, Denmark. Velgby Risskov Hallen. Weather Report.

October 10: Stadthalle IV, Bremen, Germany. Weather Report.

October 11: Grugahalle, Essen, Germany. Weather Report.

October 13: Hippodrome de Pantin, Paris. Weather Report.

October 17: Rhein-Neckar-Hall, Eppelheim, Germany. Weather Report.

October 18: Forest Vorst National, Brussels. Weather Report.

October 19: Amsterdam, Weather Report.

October 21: Jaap Eden Hal, Amsterdam. Weather Report.

October 24: Palasport, Rome. Weather Report.

October 25: Palalido, Milan. Weather Report.

October 26: Palazzo dello Sport, Rome. Weather Report.

October 26: Udine, Italy. Weather Report.

October 27: Palasport, Reggio Emilio, Italy. Weather Report.

October 28: Mestre, Italy. Weather Report.

October 31: Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Weather Report.

October/November. Zagreb, Yugoslavia. Dom sportiva.

November 3: Circus Krone, Munich. Weather Report.

November 10: Playhouse Theater, Edinburgh, Scotland. Weather Report.

November 11: Apollo Theater, Manchester, England. Weather Report.

November 12: Odeon, Birmingham, England. Weather Report.


November 13/14: Hammersmith Odeon, London. Weather Report.

November 15: Gaumont, Southampton, England. Weather Report.

November 17: The Dome, Brighton, England, Weather Report.

December 31: JP's on the Bay, Coconut Grove, FL. Guesting with Othello Molineaux: Randy Bernsen,
Mark Griffith, Bobby Thomas Jr. & Jaco Pastorius, Michal Urbaniak & Urszula Dudziak.

1981

1981: Gigs with Othello Molineaux at Café Exchange and JP's on the Bay (Jan. 9-11), Fort Lauderdale.

January 11: Boston. Weather Report.

January 19: Pittsburgh. Weather Report.

March 20: Orpheum Theatre, Boston. Weather Report.

April 13: Seventh Avenue South, New York, NY. The “word of mouth” concert.

April 17: Berlin. Weather Report.

May 2: The Ritz, New York City. Weather Report.

May 31: Shinjuku Kousinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan. Weather Report.

June 2: Festival Hall, Osaka. Weather Report.

June 3: Nagoya, Japan. Weather Report.

June 5: Fukuoka, Japan. Sun-Pales. Weather Report.

June 7: Fumonkan, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 9: Kenmin Hall, Kanagowa, Japan. Weather Report.

June 10/11: Shinjuku Kousinenkin Hall, Tokyo. Weather Report.

June 12: Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan. Weather Report.

June 14: Kousinenkin Hall, Sapporo, Japan. Weather Report.

June 21: Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. Weather Report.

June 28: Poplar Creek, Hoffman Estates, IL. Weather Report.

June 29: Pine Knob Theater, Clarkston, MI. Weather Report.


July 1: Eastman Theater, Rochester, NY. Weather Report.

July 2: Le Club, Montreal. Weather Report.

July 4: Avery Fisher Hall, New York City. Weather Report. Two shows. Kool Jazz Festival.

July 5: Kool Jazz Festival, Saratoga Springs, NY. Weather Report.

July 9: Meriwether Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD. Weather Report.

July 11: Boston Opera House. Weather Report. Last WR gig with Jaco?

August 10: Saginaw, Mich. Weather Report.

September 12: Dunes Country Club, Sanibel Island, FL. First Jazz on the Green show with Peter Graves
Orchestra.

October?: Lush Life, New York City.

December 1: Mr. Pip's, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. "Birthday Concert" gig.

December 31: Tipperary Pub, Deerfield Park, Fla. With Bob Moses and Othello Molineaux.

1982

January 7: Old Waldorf, San Francisco. Word of Mouth Quintet.

January 10: Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles. Word of Mouth. George Duke opened on solo
piano.

January 11: Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles. Word of Mouth.

January 13: Park West, Chicago.

January 14, Park West, Chicago.

January 15 /16: Savoy, New York City. Word of Mouth. 14 piece big band.

January 18: Mr. Pip’s, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Word of Mouth Big Band.

February: Sweet Basil's, New York City.

February 22: Opera House, San Francisco. Benefit for Conrad Silvert.

February 26: Blues Alley, Washington, DC. Word of Mouth, with Bob Moses, Othello Molineaux, Randy
Brecker, Bob Mintzer. Downbeat Magazine story in June 1982 mentions five nights though the review is
of one night.
February 28: Labor Lyceum Hall, Conshoshocken, PA. with Jack Pastorius, Othello, Bob Moses, Randy
Brecker and more.

March/April: Foellinger Auditorium, Urbana, IL. Word of Mouth Big Band.

March 4: O'Hara's Pub, Palm Beach Fl. Jaco Pastorius and his Uptown Funk All Stars.

April 4, 1982. O'Hara's Pub, Palm Beach, Fl. Jaco Pastorius Sextet.

April 11: Catalyst Club, Santa Cruz, Calif.

April 12/13: Old Waldorf, San Francisco.

April 14: Keystone Club, Palo Alto, Calif.

April 15/16: Reseda, CA. Wolf and Rismiller’s Country Club. Word of Mouth Big Band. Alex Acuna, guest
percussionist.

April 18: Boccanal Club, San Diego.

April 19: Chuy’s Club, Phoenix.

April 21: Boulder Theater, Boulder, Colo.

April 23: Paramount Theater, Austin, Tex.

April 24: McAlister Auditorium, Tulane University, New Orleans.

April 25: Rockefeller's Club, Houston.

April 26: Agoura Club, Dallas.

April 28: Uptown Theatre, Kansas City, Mo.

April 29: University of Illinois, Urbana. Word of Mouth.

April 30: Harper College, Palatine, Kan.

April or early May. Albion College, Albion, Mich.

May 1: Ericson Kieva, E. Lansing, Mich. East Lansing Blues and Jazz Festival.

May 2: Front Row, Cleveland.

May 3: Agoura Club, Columbus, Ohio.

May 5: Convocation Hall, Toronto. May be a setlist.com mistake for show of Oct. 25, 1983.

May 6: Trafalmadore Club, Buffalo.


May 7: Royal Oak Theater, Royal Oak, Mich.

May 8: Gilly’s Club, Dayton, Ohio.

May 9 (?) Dayton, Ohio.

May 10: Rumors, Decatur, GA.

May 28: O'Hara's Pub, Fort Lauderdale. Jaco Pastorius and his Uptown Funk All Stars.

June 13: Cafe at Musicians Exchange, Fort Lauderdale. Jaco Pastorius and his sextet. The outdoor
"fireworks" concert. Paul Horn, Ray Petersen.

June 22: New York City. Word of Mouth.

June 27 (&28?): Kool Jazz Festival, Avery Fisher Hall NYC. WOM with Toots Thielemans.

June 28: Bayou, Washington, DC.

June 29: the Academy of Music, Philadelphia.

July 1: Toad’s Place, New Haven, Conn.

July 2: Ontario Place, Toronto, Canada. Sextet. Opened for Buddy Rich and Oscar Peterson.

July 3: Montreal, Canada. The Spectrum. Montreal Jazz Festival. Word of Mouth, Theatre St. Denis.

Aug. 8: St. Edwards Catholic Church, Palm Beach. Jaco told an interviewer he climbed a wall and played
the organ during Mass.

August: Blues Alley, Washington, DC.

August 16: Sunset Cocktail Lounge, West Palm Beach. Word of Mouth.

August 29: Dunes, Las Vegas. Memorial tribute to bassist Monk Montgomery. Jaco billed as playing but
did he go? I have seena postcard from toots dated Aug. 29 saying "In Japan with Jaco."

August 31: Miyagi Kenmin Kaikan Hall, Sendai, Japan.

September 1: Tokyo, Japan. Budokan. Aurex Jazz Festival. Jaco Pastorius Big Band.

September 2: Shimin Kaikan, Fukouaka, Japan.

September 4: Osaka, Japan. Osaka Festival Hall. Jaco Pastorius Big Band.

September 5: Yokohama, Japan. Yokohama Stadium. Jaco Pastorius Big Band.

September 25: Gusman Hall, Miami, with Atlantean Driftwood Band. benefit for PACE.

September 26: City Limits, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Jam with the Dixie Dregs.
October 2: Sanibel Island, FL, with Atlantean Driftwood Band.

October 20-23: Musicians Exchange, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Word of Mouth Octet.

1982: Deerfield Beach, Fla. Word of Mouth.

November 3: 55 Grand. Bob Moses, Mike Stern, Manolo Badrena, Sal Nistoco.

November 19: Magia Pub, Milan, Italy. Jam with Flying Foxes.

November 20: Teatro Tenda, Milan.

November 22: Naples.

November 23/24: Rome, Italy. Teatro Tendstrisce. Word of Mouth.

November (25?): Florence, Italy.

November 26: Palasport Taliercio, Mestre, Italy.

November 27: Gorizia, Italy.

November (28?29?): Rimini, Italy. Jaco fell and broke his arm in Rimini so he may not have played that
date.

December 1982: Sitting in with Othello Molineaux at Musicians Exchange, Fort Lauderdale. Jaco played
with a cast on his broken arm! or could have been January 1983.

1983

1983: Tipperary Pub, Deerfield Beach, FL. with Billy Yeager.

1983: Jaco sat in several times with Gil Evans at Evans' Monday residency at Sweet Basil, New York City.
The first show in the residency was April 17 and the band was called The Monday Night Orchestra.

March 12: James Knight Center, Miami. Went onstage with Weather Report., second encore, Birdland

April 12, 1983: Fort Lauderdale High School, Fort Lauderdale, FL. "Peter Erskine and Friends."

May 9: Kyoto Kaikan, Kyoto.

May 10: Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan.

May 11: Sun Palace, Fukouka, Japan.

May 13: Shi Kokaido, Nagoya, Japan..

May 14: Miyagi Kenmin Kaikan, Sendai, Japan.


May 15: Konogawa Kenmin Hall, Yokohama, Japan.

May 17: Shi Kenmin Hall, Niigata, Japan.

May 19: Kosei Nenkin Kaikan Hall, Sapporo, Japan.

May 21/22: Kosei Nenkin Kaikan,Tokyo, Japan. With Kazumi Watanabe. Word of Mouth.

June 19: 55 Grand, New York City.

July 1: Osterreichring Knittelfeld, Styria, Austria. Word of Mouth. Europa Jazz Club.

July 1 (?): Festival Pavilion, Spielberg, Austria.

July 2: Hammersmith Odeon, London. Word of Mouth.

July 3: Roskilde Festival, Denmark. Jaco Pastorius and Word of Mouth.

July 6: Vienne, France. Word of Mouth.

July 8: Kristianstad, Sweden Jazz Festival. Word of Mouth.

July 10: North Sea Jazz Festival, Congresgebouw, Den Haag, Netherlands. Word of Mouth.

July 11: Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany. Word of Mouth.

July 11 (?): Austria Ring, Spielberg, Austria. Word of Mouth.

July 13: Casino de Paris, Paris. Word of Mouth. Later jammed at the Sunset Club.

July 13: Jam session at the Sunset Club after Casino de Paris gig.

July 15: Pori Jazz Festival, Finland. Word of Mouth.

July 16: Nice Jazz Festival, Nice, France. Jardins de Cimiez. Word of Mouth.

July 17: Vitoria Jazz Festival, Vitoria, Spain. Word of Mouth. Garden Stage.

July 18: Nice Jazz Festival, Nice, France. Garden Stage.

July 19: Nice Jazz Festival, Nice, France. Arena Stage.

July: jam with guitarist Ed Cherry at Le Pub de Valentino, Nice, France.

July 25: Molde International Jazz Festival, Molde, Norway. Word of Mouth.

July: Darinka, New York City, “with a great harp player.” (Must be Toots Thielemans.)

July 29: Pier 84, New York City. Lenny White and Michael Urbaniak also performed.
Sept. 10: Young Circle Band Shell, Hollywood, Fl. Word of Mouth.

Sept. 30, Oct. 1 or 2: short jam at Seventh Avenue South, after Gary Burton show. Jack Pastorius'
birthday.

Oct. 10: Moonshadow Saloon, Atlanta. Postponed to Nov. 5.

Oct. 11: Rhythm Alley, Chapel Hill, NC. Word of Mouth,

Oct. 12: Bayou, Washington DC. Jam with Nils Lofgren.

Oct. 14: The Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY.

Oct. 15: My Father’s Place, Roslyn, NY. Word of Mouth.

Oct. 17: Ripley’s, Philadelphia. Word of Mouth. same lineup as Oct. 22 gig.

Oct. 18-19: Bottom Line, New York City. Word of Mouth.

Oct. 20: Toad’s Place, New Haven, CT. With Mike Stern and Kenwood Dennard.

Oct. 21: Berklee Performance Center, Boston. Mike Stern.

October 22: The Spectrum, Montreal. with Mike Stern, Don Alias, Kenwood Dennard, Melton Mustafa,
Alex Foster.

Oct. 24: Salle Albert Rousseau, Quebec City, Canada.

October: Edwards Hall, University of Rhode Island, Kingston. May have missed first date and played
there the next night.

Oct. 25: Convocation Hall, Toronto, Canada. Venue changed to smaller El Mocambo Club, Toronto.

Oct. 26: Barrymore's, Ottawa, Canada. Word of Mouth sextet.

Oct. 27: Red Creek Inn, Rochester, NY. Word of Mouth.

Oct. 29: Stanley Theater, Pittsburgh. show may have been cancelled.

Oct. 30: University Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. Word of Mouth.

Nov. 1: Peabody’s Down Under, Cleveland.

Nov. 4: Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.

Nov. 5: Moonshadow, Atlanta.

Nov. 6: Tipitana’s, New Orleans.

Nov. 8: Rockefeller’s, Houston.


Nov. 9: 6th Street, Austin.

Nov. 10: Tango, Dallas.

Nov. 12: Rainbow Music Hall, Denver.

Nov. 13: Armstrong Theatre Colorado College, Colorado Springs Colo. Word of Mouth.

Nov. 15: Troubadour, Las Vegas. Two shows. Word of Mouth trio.

Nov. 16/17: Chuy's, Phoenix, w/Mike Stern.

Nov. 18: Bacchanal, San Diego.

Nov. 20: Beverly Hills, Theatre, Los Angeles. Jaco Pastorius and his band.

Nov. 22: The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA. Word of Mouth.

Nov. 26: Wolfgang’s, San Francisco.

Nov. 28: Ashland, Ore. Word of Mouth.

Nov. 29: Starry Night, Portland, Ore.

Nov. 30: HUB, University of Washington.

1984

1984: Jam with the Lamarr Brothers, Don Arturo’s, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl.

1984: the Button South, Hallandale, FL: sitting in with Chick Corea.

1984: Appeared at the Lone Star Café, sitting in with Dr. John. Possibly Aug. 14 or Sept. 25., Dr. John
played there on each of those dates.

January 4: 55 Bar/Grand, New York, NY. With Mike Stern. (55 Grand?) Marcus Miller.

January 6: 55 Grand, New York, NY. Hiram Bullock, Lenny White. Marcus Miller. possibly Lone Star Cafe.

January 7: 55 Grand.

January 9: Seventh Avenue South, New York NY. With Gil Evans. First and second set.

January 14: 55 Bar, New York City. With Mike Stern, Don Alias, Kenwood Dennard, Alex Foster, Melton
Mustafa.

January 16: Seventh Avenue South, NY. With Gil Evans. First and second set.
January 24: 55 Grand.

January 29: Bradley's, New York City. With "pianist" Mike Stern!

February 14-19, Blue Note, NYC. Word of Mouth.

February 20: 55 Grand.

February 20: Seventh Avenue South. With Gil Evans.

February 26: Bradley’s, New York City. With Mike Stern.

February 21: Seventh Avenue South, NY. With Gil Evans, first set.

February 28: 55 Grand, New York, NY. With Mike Stern, Barry Finnerty, Richie Morales.

February 29: 55 Grand, New York, NY. Barry Finnerty All Stars.

March 11: Bradley’s, New York City. Jam with Kirk Lightsey and Mike Stern.

March 18: Bradley’s, New York City. With Hiram Bullock.

March 19: Seventh Avenue South. With Gil Evans Orchestra. First set.

March 19: Lone Star Café, New York City. Opening act: Daina and the Tribe.

March 20-25: Blue Note, New York City. Word of Mouth.

March 26: Seventh Avenue South, NY. With Gil Evans. First set.

March 31: Beacon Theater, New York. Salsa Samba All Star Ensemble with Flora Purim and Airto
Moreira, Manolo Badrena, others.

April/May: Gusman Hall, Miami.

April 6: Strand Theatre, Key West, Fla.. With Dom Um Romao. Jon Lucien on bill. Billy Burke in band with
Delmar Brown and Steve Thornton.

April 7(?) 8: Jay's, Islamorada, Fla.Dom Un Romao, Billy Burke in band. Ticket stub says April 8, Sunday.
April 7 may be wrong date.

April 16: Musicians Exchange, Fort Lauderdale. Milkowski says 1985 but Ingrid says 1984. He was in FL in
April 1984 so I'm going with Ingrid.

May 19: Summer's, Fort Lauderdale. Sat in with The Band.

May 20? 27?: Jammin’, Fort Lauderdale. Sitting in with Othello Molineaux, Ray Petersen, Mark Griffith
and Taras Kovayl.
June 10: Jammin', Fort Lauderdale, with Othello Molineaux.

June 17: Playboy Jazz Festival, Hollywood, Calif. with Word of Mouth. The "meltdown" gig.

June 24: Gil Evans Orchestra, New York City.

June 1984: Jam with Jack Bruce. 55 Bar New York City. also featured Jerry Jemmott on bass and Butch
Thomas, sax.

July 3-8: Blue Note, New York City. Sextet with Rashied Ali, Alex Foster. Joanne Brackeen. Royal Blue on
vocals. Pharoah Sanders advertised.

July 14: Seventh Avenue South, New York City. Jaco Pastorius Group.

July 15: Seventh Avenue South, NYC.

July 28: Tokyo, Japan. Live Under the Sky. With Gil Evans Orchestra.

July 30: Miyagi, Japan. Gil Evans Orchestra.

August 4: Osaka, Gil Evans Orchestra.

August 5: Osaka, Gil Evans.

August 14: Seventh Avenue South. New Yorker lists him as "showboating bassist Jaco Pastorius.

August 18: Seventh Avenue South, New York City. Jaco Pastorius Group.

August 19: Seventh Avenue South.

September 1-3: Seventh Avenue South, New York City.

Fall 1984: Bajones Night Club, San Francisco. with Brian Melvin.

September 24: A warehouse in San Rafael, Calif.: a party for promoter Bill Graham featured Jaco, Carlos
Santana, and Tower of Power.

Oct. 12: Bottom Line, NYC. Sitting in with Stanley Clarke on "School Days." also, Pat Martino.

October 19: Loeb Student Center, New York University, NYC. Jazz workshop with Rashied Ali on drums,
Arthur Rhames on piano.

October 31: Seventh Avenue South, NYC.

November 11: New York City. Recorded "Essence" LP in one session.

November 18: Blues Alley, DC.

November 21: Seventh Ave. South, NYC.


December: 55 Bar, New York City.

December 1: Seventh Avenue South, New York City. With Rashied Ali (34th birthday).

December 14 (19?): Martinique. With Rashied Ali and students from a 4-day workshop.

December 19: Paris, France. With Rashied Ali. Radio broadcast.

December 26: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. Word of Mouth.

December: Razzmatazz Club, New York City. Manny Monteiro on drums and Bireli Lagrene on guitar.

1985

1985: Blue Note, NYC, with Stanley Turrentine. Aug.30-Sept. 1 or May 29-June 3.

1985: Jam with Michael Franks and Mark Egan at Franks concert, Avery Fisher Hall, New York City.
summer, or Oct. 19, 1985 at Beacon.

1985: After hour jams with Hideaki Tokunaga :at Seventh Avenue South,

1985: 5&10 No Exaggeration, Soho, NYC. Jonas Hellborg. Mike Gerber.

January 1: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. With Jorma Kaukonen.

January 2: Lone Star Café, New York City. Rick Danko, Manuel/Hudson/Kaukonen

January 4: My Father’s Place, Roslyn, NY. With Jorma Kaukonen

January 5: Lone Star Café, New York City.

January 6: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. With Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson.

January 8: Lone Star Cafe, New York City. Sat in on "Higher Ground" during a Youngbloods gig.

January 12: Drummer’s Collective, New York City.

January 12: Birdland, New York City, Word of Mouth.

January 15: Blues Alley, Washington, DC. Word of Mouth Big Band.

January 15: Lone Star Cafe, NYC, acc. to the New Yorker.

January 26: DCI Music announces Jaco bass instructional video in Billboard.

January: Sodra Teatern, Stockholm. Brian Melvin Band.

January 29: Marseille, with Brian Melvin band.


January 30: Toulouse, France. Same band as Jan. 29. “Melville” (Melvin). Jaco, Melvin, Jon Davis, Azar
Lawrence, Paul Mousavi.

January 31: Bobigny, France. Brian Melvin Group.

February 2: New Morning, Paris. Belgian TV band.

February 3: New Morning, Paris. Belgian TV band, drummer unk.

February 2/3: Jam at Sunset Club of Paris after New Morning gig. Guida da Palma says Jaco came three
nights in a row so he probably played Feb. 4 as well.

February 7: Capitol, Mannhein, Germany, Belgian TV band.

February 15: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium. Live concert on Belgian TV with Toots Thielemans.

February 16: Bimhuis, Amsterdam, with Brian Melvin’s Night Food.

February 17, Telonius, Rotterdam. Jaco on drums.

February 18: DeKroeg, Amsterdam. With Chet Baker, 3 tunes.

February: Stockholm. Jaco Pastorius Group.

February: Salzburg.

February 26: Lone Star Café, New York NY. With Jorma Kaukonen and There Goes the Neighborhood.

February 27: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. With Jorma Kaukonen and There Goes the Neighborhood.

February 28: Lone Star Café, New York City. With Jorma Kaukonen and There Goes the Neighborhood.

March 2: Birdland West, New York City.

March 6/7: Jonathan Swift's, Cambridge, Mass. "Jaco-Pastorius-Jorma Kaukonen Band." Jaco a no-show
March 6.

March 14: Jaco's bass instructional video recorded at M&I Recording, Ninth Avenue. NYC. Video released
in September.

March 16: Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia. With Jorma Kaukonen.

March 18: Lone Star Café, New York, NY.

March 24: Lone Star Café, New York. With Jorma Kaukonen.

April 1. Razzmatazz, 116 McDougal Street, New York City. "Jaco Pastorius and Friends" featuring Bireli
Lagrene. Poet Max Blagg on bill.
April 10: Jazz Center of New York, 380 Lafayette St. 3rd floor (behind Tower Records) demonstration of
Guild bass and Hartke cab by Jaco, Darryl Jones, Jerry Peek, and Bill "the Buddha" Dickens. Jaco also
played a short set with Jerry Gonzalez, Kenwood Dennard and Delmar Brown.

April 21/23: Center for the Media Arts, NYC, with Francisco Mondragon Rio. Recording "Natural" album.

April 28: CBGB’s, New York City. Eddie Gregg benefit. (unclear if he played)

April 30: Lone Star Café, New York NY. Jimmy Page sat in. Robert Cray Blues Band on bill.

May 4: Third Street Music School Settlement , New York City. Word of Mouth (fiasco).

May: Third Street Music School Settlement, New York. "Makeup" for May 4.

May 11: Joyous Lake, Woodstock, NY.

May 12: Irving Plaza, New York NY. Benefit for Collin Wolcott.

May 19/20: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. PDB.

May 22: Lone Star Café, New York, NY.

May 29: Red Creek, Rochester, NY.

May 31: Nancy Whiskey’s, New York City. With Ben Prevo, Chris Spedding, Rashied Alii, Jorma Kaukonen.

June 13: Kenny’s Castaways, New York City. Jammed with One Life.

June 21-23: Center for Media Arts, New York City. Jam.

June 24: Sweet Basil’s, New York, NY. With Gil Evans Orchestra.

July: Lupo's, Providence, RI. Jaco played with just a drummer.

July 6: Sunrise Musical Theater, Sunrise, FL. Jammed with Stanley Clarke at Clarke's concert.

July 10: Guitar Institute of Technology, Los Angeles. With Frank Gambale.

July 29: Pier 84, New York City.

September 19: Release of Modern Electric Bass video with Jerry Jemmott, Kenwood Dennard, John
Scofield, M&I Recording, New York City. Video was filmed in March, 1985.

October: Seventh Avenue South, New York, NY. With Hiram Bullock and Victor Lewis.

October: Merlin Hotel, Los Angeles. Jam session. LA Guitar Show. Music Connection Magazine Amp
show, Los Angeles.

October 11: Lone Star Café, New York City.


October 12: Lone Star Café, New York City.

October 20: Village Gate, New York City. Word of Mouth.

October 25: Seventh Avenue South, New York, NY. Victor Lewis on drums.

October 26: Seventh Avenue South, New York, NY.

October 27: Lone Star Café, New York NY. with Ricky Sebastian on guitar and Paul Shaffer sitting in on
keyboards. Opening act was Nappy Brown and the Heartfixers.

October 30: Lone Star Café, New York City.

October 31: Seventh Avenue South.

November 1/2: Seventh Avenue South, New York, NY.

November 10: Lone Star Café, New York, NY.

November 11: Lone Star Cafe, New York NY (?)

November 24: Seventh Avenue South, New York, NY.

November 25: Seventh Avenue South: Jaco sits in with Bernard Wright, Lenny White and Marcus Miller
and plays "Continuum."

November 29: Seventh Ave. South, New York City.

November 30: Seventh Avenue South, New York City. PDB plus.

December 1: Seventh Avenue South, New York City. PDB.

December 3: Lone Star Cafe, New York City.

December 7: S.I.R. Studios, New York, jamming with Albert Collins, Lonnie Mack, Paul Shaffer, Eddie
Martinez on "Further On Up the Road." Dec. 6?

December 13/14: Seventh Avenue South, New York City. Hiram Bullock.

December 20: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. PDB plus Jerry Gonzalez, trumpet.

December 21: Lone Star Café, NYC. PDB plus Jerry Gonzalez, trumpet.

Dec. 27-29, New York City, Seventh Avenue South. PDB.

Dec. 30- December 31: Seventh Avenue South, New York, NY. PDB plus Michael Brecker and Mitch
Foreman.
1986

January: Blues Alley, Washington, DC. PDB. Jaco played "Something" on the piano.

February 1: Jonathan Swift’s, Boston. PDB.

February 7: Neither/Nor, New York City. With James Cannings.

February 14: Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia. PDB.

February 20: Jonathan Swift’s, Boston. PDB

February 21: The Living Room, Providence, R.I. PDB. Two sets, first one trio and second Jaco solo piano.

March 4: Bolzano, Italy. Haus der Kultur. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 5: Brescia, Italy. With Bireli Lagrene. Rezzato CTM Theater.

March 6: Riccione, Italy. Teatro Turismo. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 7: Tenda Partenope, Naples, Italy. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 8: Rome, Italy. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 9: Naples, Italy. San Marco Theater. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 9: ? Teatro Ciak, Milan, Italy. Jaco Pastorius Trio.

March 10: Mestre, Italy. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 13: Graz, Austria. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 14: Kolpinghaus, Salzburg, Austria. Bireli Lagrene and Michael Kerstner, dums.

March 22: Dortmund, Germany. Live Station. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 23: Cologne, Germany. Luxor. With Bireli Lagrene.

March 26: Strasbourg, France.

March: Gerde’s Folk City, New York City. Backing Ben Prevo with Rashied Ali.

April 26: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. With Jerry Lee Lewis (one song).

May 9/10: Lone Star Café. (Spirit on the bill)

May 19/20: Lone Star Café, New York, NY. PDB.

May 22: Tralfalmador Café, Buffalo, NY. PDB.


May 23: Strache’s, Columbus, Ohio. PDB

May 24: Graffiti, Pittsburgh. PDB.

June 4: Lone Star Café. With PDB.

June 9: Lone Star Cafe.

July 4: New York, NY. Third Street Basketball Courts. Solo performance. Also, a duo With Lenny Charles.

July: Impromptu jam at the Courts with Lenny Charles and Big Ed Maguire.

July 26/27: Jazz in the Circle, Hollywood, FL. Did not appear.

July-September: Informal piano performances for patients at Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital, New York
City.

September 11: Mixed four tracks from "Holiday for Pans" at Mega Studios, NYC.

September 20: New George's, San Rafael, Calif. with Brian Melvin and Bob Weir.

September 21: The Stone, San Francisco, with Brian Melvin and Bob Weir.

October 11: Skyline Studios, NYC. Recording Golden Roads CD. Benjamin Germain, keys.

Fall 1986: The Stork Club, San Francisco. with Brian Melvin and "a blind pianist."

Fall 1986: Pearl's Jazz Club, San Francisco. Sat in with Rio Swingtet.

October 25: The Dock, Tiburon, Calif. With Jon Davis and Brian Melvin.

October 31: The Dock, Tiburon, Calif. With Jon Davis and Brian Melvin.

November 8, 1986: Last Day Saloon, San Francisco. with Brian Melvin and Jon Davis.

November 10: The Dock, Tiburon, Calif. With Jon Davis and Brian Melvin.

November 13: The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, Calif. With Jon Davis and Brian Melvin.

November 14: The Dock, Tiburon, Calif. With Jon Davis and Brian Melvin.

November 15: New George's, San Rafael, Calif. Nightfood/Bob Weir. (Possible Jaco did not play this gig.)

November 25: The Dock, Tiburon, CA. Davis/Melvin

November 16: The Stone, San Francisco. With Nightfood and Bob Weir.

November 27: The Front, New York City. Steve Lillienstein sang on "Them Changes."

December 1: Magoo’s, New York, NY. Jam with James Cannings.


December 1: Lone Star Café, New York City.

December 1: The Front, New York City, jam with Ricky Sebastian.

December: Rimini, Italy. With Bireli LaGrene, Serge Bringolf.

December 3: Moderno (?)Italy. With Bireli Lagrene, Vladislav Sendecki, Serge Bringolf.

December 4: Palasportiva Dueville, Vicenza, Italy.

December 5: Bologna, Italy.

December 8: Auditorium, Pistoia, Italy. With Bireli Lagrene.

December 9: Tenda Pianeta, Rome, Italy. With Bireli Lagrene.

December 10: Naples, Italy. With Bireli Lagrene. Teatro Tenda Partenope.

December 12: Catania, Italy.

December 13: Reggio di Calabria, Italy. Teatro Collisseum. With Bireli Lagrene.

December 15: Perugia, Italy.

December 16: Milan, Italy.

December 17: Milan, Italy, with Bireli Lagrene.

December 21: Dortmund, Germany. Doskothek Livestation.

December 31: Hard Rock Café, New York, NY. Jam with actor George Segal.

1987

January: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The Musicians Exchange. Jam with Ocean Sound Band. Taras Kovaly, Keys,
Tom Lee, drums, Randy Bernsen, guitar.

February 15: The Sands Hotel, Pompano Beach, Fla. With Randy Bernsen.

February 1987: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Jumping Jack's. With Randy Bernsen (NRG).

March?: Florida gig in which he signed a cocktail napkin to Billy Cox. Billy Cox played the Musicians
Exchange in Fort Lauderdale on March 20, 1987.

April 19: Sunset Lounge, West Palm Beach, Fla. Word of Mouth (Bernsen and Pollard).

May/June? Cheers, Ft. Lauderdale.


May 22-25: Played for inmates Broward County Medical Center mental ward, Memorial Day weekend,
1987.

June/July: Hawk's Cay Resort, Duck Key, FL. Jaco sat in with band performing there.

September: Pompano Beach, Fla. Pompano Detention Center. Solo performance.

September 10 or 11: played piano for Randy Bernsen at recording session.

September 11: appeared onstage at the Santana concert at the Sunrise Musical Theater in Sunrise, FL.
Was escorted off the stage.

Incomplete references

*sat in with Sun Ra Arkestra (kicked off stage for intoxication).

*interview: Jaco in Boston with Herbie Hancock. Probably Feb. 24 or 25, 1977.

*sitting in with Straitjacket, Dirty Kurdy's, Fort Lauderdale, 1987.

Wiltern Theater, Los Angeles, 1983.

*Madison Square Garden, 1978, opening for Earth Wind and Fire.

*1980: Florida Atantic University, Boca Raton FL. impromptu gig with Peter Erskine, Othello, Bobby
Thomas Jr.

*Great American Music Hall, San Francisco. 1980s.

*1983: Jonathan Swift's, Cambridge, Mass. with Mike Stern/Kenwood Dennard.

*Sam Houston State University, Texas, Weather Report. also:

*Texas Southern University, Houston.

*April 1, 1984, 55 Bar with Mike Stern?

* El Mocambo Club, Toronto: July 1982?

*Allyn Robinson remembers Jaco removing the frets from his bass before a concert in Indiana with C.C.
Riders.

*Ray Petersen remembers a gig at a church in West Palm Beach in advance of the Playboy Jazz Festival.

*Kenwood Dennard, on Musicians Exchange, Ft. Lauderdale: There was a gig at the Musicians Exchange
with Jaco on upright and Dennard on drums sometime between 1983 and 1986.
*Ray Petersen, on Musicans Exchange, Fort Lauderdale: There was a birthday party for Greg Pastorius,
where Jaco and Steve Bailey and I got up and played "Sex Machine" with Jaco and I on vocals, and, I
believe, "Donna Lee". I think Paul was on drums.

*Jaco sat in with Kenny Gwyn at performances at The Inner Circle, New York City.

*Weather Report at Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England?

*sitting in with Clik at Cheers at Dirty Nelly's, Fort Lauderdale.

*Ray Petersen remembers Jaco sitting in with the Gil Evans Orchestra at Sweet Basil NYC, 1985/86.

*Bob Everett remembers Jaco jamming with Monte Alexander and Othello at Bubba's House of Seafood
and Jazz in the 70s. Also another motel near the Bahia Cabana where monkeys would sit on the ledges
and listen to the music.

*Ryles Jazz Club,Cambridge, MA- Jaco tried and failed to sit in there while he was in Boston in the 1980s
giving piano lessons (!) at Berklee College of Music, Boston.

*Le Basier Sale Jazz Club, Paris--Jaco said to have jammed there. It opened in 1983 so possibly around
his 1983 gig at the Casino de Paris.

*"Jaco used to sit in with us when I was with the Woody Shaw Global Institute of Music."-- Ronnie
Burrage

*Pier St. Annex, Fort Lauderdale.

*Casey's, Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. with Rich Franks and Alex Darqui.

*Surf Rider, Fort Lauderdale.

*Weather Report, Town Hall, New York City 1981.

*Pickles, Pompano Beach. with Rick Havok. early Seventies.

*Button South, with Rick Havok and Yngwie Malmsteen. Early Seventies.

*Mad Murphy's, Hartford, Conn. 1970s, with Pat Metheny.

*1982 Sunset Lounge, Palm Beach, Fla. September or October?

*Bachelors III, Ft. Lauderdale. 1982. Big Band.

*Les Jardins, South Florida, early 1970s... jam with a band of Joe Donato's.

*Tampa Theatre, Tampa, 1982-1986

*Sandcastle Resort Motel, with "Eventually" (Caribbean musicians, Othello?)


*played with saxophonist Jet Nero in Miami, 1972-73?

*March 1987, Fort Lauderdale, Fl-- ME? Jaco signs a cocktail napkin to Billy Cox. Billy played the
Musicians Exchange on March 20, 1987.

*Bob Schultz remembers Jaco going down to the bar in his neighborhood to sit in with the weekend
organ player there. Tipperary Pub, Deerfield Park, Fla..

*55 Bar, New York City, 1985 jam with Ricky Sebastian on drums and mike stern on guitar.

*early bands: Soul Incorporated, Statutory Grape, Uncle Wig Out and the Solar System.

*The Call, Providence RI.

*A second gig at the Living Room, Providence RI.

*winter 1973, a series of "improvised free gigs" with Paul Bley, Pat Metheny and Bruce Ditmars. Florida.

*Lupo's, Providence, RI. Jaco played solo (band had quit?)

University of RI: Jaco missed gig and played the next night (borrowed motorcycle?)

*sitting in with a trio at LE Club, Fort Lauderdale, 1982? said he'd just gotten back from a European tour.
Jaco did a short tour of Italy in Nov. 1982.

*Musicians Exchange, Fort Lauderdale jamming with the Ocean Sound Band. 1980,81,82,83 (Paul Horn).

*sitting in at the Sting in King of Prussia, PA where his father played ca 1976-77

*1984 Pre-Jamaica Boys featuring Jaco Pastorius: Marcus Miller. Poss. 1-6-84 55 Bar.

*December 1984: Razzmatazz, New York. Manny Monteiro. Also, Bireli Lagrene and Monteiro, marked
“1995” so perhaps 1985.

*Dr. B’s, New York City. Residency with Don Alias. Also an impromptu gig there with pianist Mike
Gerber, spring/summer, 1985 or 1986.

*Sweet Basil, 1983: Sitting in with Gil Evans Orchestra.

*1985-1986 Barry Harris Cultural Jazz Theater, New York City. Very short jam with drummer Scott
Laningham.

*Summer 1985 jam with Michael Franks, Avery Fisher Hall, New York.

*Towne and Country Motel, N. Federal Highway (Fort Lauderdale?) He and Othello sit in. 1977.

*Fillmore West, San Francisco, 1978, Weather Report

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