Does anyone know who the bassist was on the song by Allanah Myles' song?

I was thinking that it was Pino but his bio in BP doesn't list this song. But it sure sounds like his style of playing.

both Dave Tyson and Steve Webster are credited for the disc (or was it still album then ;) ).

Tyson co-wrote Black Velvet

source: http://www.allmusic.com

both Dave Tyson and Steve Webster are credited for the disc (or was it still album then ;) ).

Tyson co-wrote Black Velvet

source: http://www.allmusic.com
I saw Allanah Myles live...'bout 10 years ago.
The same bassist in the video(looks a little like Kenny G; same hairdo) was in this touring band; IIRC, he was using a Kubicki fretted bass & managed to cop the tone you hear on the recording.

I get the impression there's some studio trickery involved-
eg. in the break the bass on its own sounds sampled in some way- like the bass on Def Leppard albums.
I get the feeling there was a Fairlight sampler involved- some combination of sampled notes and normally played bass.

Interesting! I hadn't heard the song in several years and heard it last week as I was flipping through the channels on the radio.

I'd never really listened to it too much but the sub-woofer in my car accentuates the bass when I heard the song. I'd never realized that the bass was so prominant.

One of my bass teacher's Conklins can nail a great fretless tone dispite the metal speed bumps.

Thanks for the info, guys. You have satisfied my curiousity.

Yeah, that's one cool bass line. I had the pleasure of playing that song with one of my cover bands a few times.

What about the bass used on the recording, by the way? I always thought it was a Stingray with a bit of midrange dialed in.

I always thought it was a synth bass line. I still do. :cool: