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'''Portrait of Tracy''' is a famous bass solo composition by the [[jazz]] bassist [[Jaco Pastorius]]., released on his self-titled debut album in 1976.  It is widely considered to be a landmark bass piece, and is often used as an exemplar of a bassist's skills.  Although famous for incorporating a fast and groovy style, Jaco creates a very dreamy and relaxing atmosphere through Portrait of Tracy.  The song consists almost entirely of artificial harmonics, giving it its distinctive tone, one not often found on bass guitar.
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'''Portrait of Tracy''' is a famous bass solo composition by the late [[jazz]] bassist [[Jaco Pastorius]]. It appeared on his self-titled debut album in 1976.  It is widely considered to be a landmark bass piece, and is often used as an exemplar of a bassist's skills.  Although famous for incorporating a fast and groovy style, Jaco creates a very dreamy and relaxing atmosphere through Portrait of Tracy.  The song consists almost entirely of artificial harmonics, giving it its distinctive tone, one not often found in bass compositions.
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Latest revision as of 13:06, March 15, 2017

Portrait of Tracy is a famous bass solo composition by the late jazz bassist Jaco Pastorius. It appeared on his self-titled debut album in 1976. It is widely considered to be a landmark bass piece, and is often used as an exemplar of a bassist's skills. Although famous for incorporating a fast and groovy style, Jaco creates a very dreamy and relaxing atmosphere through Portrait of Tracy. The song consists almost entirely of artificial harmonics, giving it its distinctive tone, one not often found in bass compositions.