How John Patitucci Grew as a Musician

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[kennethschweighardt]

John is a super talented and accomplished musician. He is also a really great person too.

[kevinmitchell]

It’s wonderful to find a culture that encourages positive growth as a musician. Great musicianship and music must be encouraged and cultivated.

[isaiahokoh]

JP is a Legend and so humble, I love him

[Maxiamaru]

Some of the most growth I ever had as a musician is when I've played with people who can challenge me

[daviddiablobenneth]

Both "John" and "Ucci" names really overwhelmed music with petrucci and patitucci

[joshuataft]

That's my lida style...hes lucky to have people like that.. my band teacher wS my idol..but he was one direction...we had a falling out case I didn't know me playing a sport woukd differ with concert times...it was a tuff time in my ypung life... he turned out to have a big blemish in the end after i left.. but when we were all a unit we won youth jazz comps in the Biggs..I'm proud of that..as a drummer.. got hurt legs now I play strings for fun bass and guitar..

[thahoustonbassrunnaz]

Great knowledge! Definitely one of the best to do it!

[marcosdaaplboficial]

I changed my way of thinking about electric bass after listening to Patitucce.

[The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

I'm a decent bass player. I'm a decent pool player. I'm a decent mechanic. Not going to rock anyone's socks, but in either art, better by a fair margin than your average guy in a bar. The reason I'm a decent bass player is a bunch of my jam-buddies going to jazz school just like the reason I'm a decent mechanic is drag racing at the local strip just like the reason I'm a decent pool player is playing against very good players at my awesome local pool hall. Shit that I thought I understood (in all instances) was turned on its head once I played/worked/talked with guys that knew WAY more than me. To this day, (20+ years after I started all three hobbies), I'd rather work/play/shoot with someone WAY better. That's how you get better, or at least how I do.

[romainftz]

Quelle chance d'avoir côtoyer ces grands musiciens !

[-Nathaniel]

I was so confused. I thought they were gonna talk about John Petrucci. I didn't know he played bass at any point lol

[PhatmanVinny]

What’s the name of the song he’s playing in the beginning?

[romainftz]

Heureusement que ces musiciens vont nous laisser des chefs-d'œuvre, car, il ne faut pas compter sur la médiocrité musicale d'aujourd'hui, pour s'évader,