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Old 02-14-2005, 09:21 AM
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Anyone see Pino playing with John Mayer at the Grammy's last night? His feel is up there with the best of them. I never liked that "Daughters" song very much but he added something it needed: a little slippery groove, and some double stops thrown in for good measure . I wish I'd taped that. . . did anyone tape it?
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Old 02-14-2005, 09:59 AM
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Anyone see Pino playing with John Mayer at the Grammy's last night? His feel is up there with the best of them. I never liked that "Daughters" song very much but he added something it needed: a little slippery groove, and some double stops thrown in for good measure . I wish I'd taped that. . . did anyone tape it?
This was mentioned in another thread, but it was the best part of the show. I would love to know if someone Tivo'ed it and has posted it somewhere.
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Old 02-14-2005, 10:22 AM
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This was mentioned in another thread, but it was the best part of the show. I would love to know if someone Tivo'ed it and has posted it somewhere.
I did a quick search but couldn't find anything so I posted this. Didn't mean to be redundant. Yeah, if anyone has it I'd love to get it. Certainly was the highlight for me. A pleasant surprise too, I was watching the show thinking Stevie was going to perform with his band, so getting to see Pino lay it down made the lack of Stevie worthwhile.
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Old 02-14-2005, 12:50 PM
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Great little rhythm section John had there......Pino & Steve Jordan! Made the show for me
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Old 02-17-2005, 08:08 AM
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I saw him playing a blues number with John Mayer on that Tsunami Relief benefit concert a few weeks ago. Very cool. I'm even more impressed with Mayer's decision to dirty things up lately. He's a great musician, but I've always found his cd's to be too sappy.
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Ya I saw it.
Pino just knows how to lay it down.
Steve Jordan was right on too.
Maybe John will tour with them?-WISH-
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Old 02-17-2005, 05:16 PM
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Ya I saw it.
Pino just knows how to lay it down.
Steve Jordan was right on too.
Maybe John will tour with them?-WISH-
Mayer's regular bassist David LaBruyere is a badass too, I really like his playing a lot I think Pino might be commited to the Who for the summer.
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Old 02-17-2005, 08:31 PM
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The cool thing about Pino with John Mayer:

Pino played in a manner that complimented the song, showed class, did not overplay, yet there was no mistake that he loves to play the bass.

He would have done the same on a fretless.

Cheers to Pino. He has the key to it all regardless of who is in the spotlight.
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Old 02-19-2005, 07:46 AM
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Pino on fretless

Stick to fretless Pino, thats your heavenly signature sound....flatwounds on a P Bass,ughhhhh!
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Old 02-19-2005, 01:52 PM
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Stick to fretless Pino, thats your heavenly signature sound....flatwounds on a P Bass,ughhhhh!
I disagree....Pino hasn't played fretless in a very long time, yet he is more in demand than ever. He has one of the best feels of whats right or wrong for a song that I have ever heard. He has matured as a player by playing less notes, and his use of space as on D'angeloo's 'Voodoo' C.D. is such a lesson in groove, that it's what bassplaying is all about to me..just my two pennies
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I disagree....Pino hasn't played fretless in a very long time, yet he is more in demand than ever. He has one of the best feels of whats right or wrong for a song that I have ever heard. He has matured as a player by playing less notes, and his use of space as on D'angeloo's 'Voodoo' C.D. is such a lesson in groove, that it's what bassplaying is all about to me..just my two pennies
Right on.
Buy it would be nice to hear Pino on fretless too.
Just great on both basses.
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Old 02-21-2005, 03:58 AM
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I just saw this the other day this is the problem with being on the other side of the pond, pino is brilliant everytime I hear him he makes me want to practice, as opposed to the really flashy players who make me want to sit in the corner and cry.

I did think it was funny to see the drummer with like 1/4 of a kit and then pino and john using what looked like huge amps.

and finally did you see the length of Pino's fingers OMG.

All I can say is wow.
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It would have been better if you could have heard him in the mix. I was disapointed.
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I could hear him fine in the mix

Really tasteful and great playing, best part of the whole show.
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Old 02-23-2005, 06:26 PM
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Pino is the epitome of what a great support bassist should be!
I saw him last year with the Who, and he played a different style than he has been doing on all the neo-soul he does now.
He does what the job calls for and still puts his artistic stamp on it
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Pino really is the man! I forgot all about the D'angelo disk. I'll have to dig that one out. Does anyone know for certain if it was Kevin Brandon (Brandino) backing up Alicia Keys? I believe he was playing the Thumb 6er.
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Did anyone ever find this clip posted anywhere online? I only caught the last few bars, I'd love to download the vid of this!
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I missed it. I watched a litte of the Grammy's... decided it wasn't worth wasting my time, and turned the TV off. Why did I have to do that?
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Did anyone ever find this clip posted anywhere online? I only caught the last few bars, I'd love to download the vid of this!
I got it off Limewire
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Pino really is the man! I forgot all about the D'angelo disk. I'll have to dig that one out. Does anyone know for certain if it was Kevin Brandon (Brandino) backing up Alicia Keys? I believe he was playing the Thumb 6er.


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