Victor Wooten at Jimmy's Jazz & Blues Club

"As the bassist in the Flecktones, Wooten has a funkier style than Pastorius, but both were masters of intricate jazz melodies as well as complex R&B arrangements. Every player in the Flecktones is a master, but when Wooten busts out a solo at a concert every jaw in the audience drops to the ground," states ROLLING STONE. "As anyone who has seen him play knows, Victor Wooten is a wizard with a bass guitar," raves BASS PLAYER MAGAZINE. "Victor Wooten is one of those pioneering masters. Joining Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clarke as the most influential bass players in history...it was the virtuoso's fretwork that left heads shaking in the foyer post show...

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"As the bassist in the Flecktones, Wooten has a funkier style than Pastorius, but both were masters of intricate jazz melodies as well as complex R&B arrangements. Every player in the Flecktones is a master, but when Wooten busts out a solo at a concert every jaw in the audience drops to the ground," states ROLLING STONE. "As anyone who has seen him play knows, Victor Wooten is a wizard with a bass guitar," raves BASS PLAYER MAGAZINE. "Victor Wooten is one of those pioneering masters. Joining Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clarke as the most influential bass players in history...it was the virtuoso's fretwork that left heads shaking in the foyer post show. "Amazing" and "blown away" were words heard over and over as the theater disgorged its patrons into the cool night," says the DENVER POST (2021 Live Performance Review).

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