Pino Palladino + Stingray= Awesome

[tdizzle]

Gary Numan We Take Mystery (To bed) Promo Video 1982 - USA - YouTube

[MysticMichael]

Why isn't this in the "Bassists" forum?

MM

[tdizzle]

Woops! Well, at least there a reference to the Stingray.

[Thunderitter]

When I think of the 80s, Pino and Stingray I get this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7Wtx5Q_jJ4

[MixBass]

Pino + any bass = Awesome!

[bradjonesbass]

Originally Posted by MixBass

Pino + any bass = Awesome!

QFT

[Randy Newton]

try these:

Tears for Fears - Standing on the Corner of the Third World - YouTube

Ryuichi Sakamoto - A Rose (Beauty) - YouTube

NOA- lama.wmv - YouTube

[dougjwray]

I remember an early interview with Pino where he we asked about his intonation on his fretless Stingray, and he said something like, "I try not to think about it too much", implying that if he did, it would mess him up! (His intonation has always been great.) I've always liked that.

[Randy Newton]

Originally Posted by dougjwray

I remember an early interview with Pino where he we asked about his intonation on his fretless Stingray, and he said something like, "I try not to think about it too much", implying that if he did, it would mess him up! (His intonation has always been great.) I've always liked that.

yeah i remember that too
the thing that is kinda scary is that he doesn't even have fret markers, only dots (3,5,7,9,12,15...) on the side of the fingerboard

in this vid at 1:13, he plays a theme with keyboards (that must be the hardest thing fretless intonation-wise) and i can't even spot one half of an intonation issue (keep in mind he ain't playing fretless that much these days )

Jan Garbarek - LIVE@ONE SHOT NOT part 1 - YouTube