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Pino' bass tab on paul Young's .....
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loend68
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- Jan 14, 2008
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I know this is a fairly old thread, but where exactly can this tablature be found (everytime you go away)........
ME 2 Atom1962 ne chance of a helping hand? and does ne1 have tabs 4 gonna tear your playhouse down by pino??? i would kill for those bad boys
GREATLY APPREICIATED
GREATLY APPREICIATED
Dude I love Pino's sound on No Parlez. Great album. Not a fan of blue-eyed soul, but that one is pretty good, although mostly covers, still a good album.
I'd like to at least be able to reproduce this sound.
I'll have to get a fretless soon.
I'd like to at least be able to reproduce this sound.
I'll have to get a fretless soon.
Sorry to totally hijack the thread but what is the secret to that early 80's Pino sound as showcased in No Parlez?
It'll be good ear training!!.
Back in the day I had to sight read it from the "Pop Plan" arrangement as an audition piece. I also had to sight read Wham's "Wake me up before you go go" - with that tricky run after the second "take me dancing tonight" - and fake "Moon River" in C (you got to play some Waltzes
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Pauline......give me your email , i ll mail it to you.
somewhere in setup you turned off "reply" to you...so i cant answer your message
somewhere in setup you turned off "reply" to you...so i cant answer your message
Pino's sound then was centered on a pre-EB fretless Stingray (the 2-band EQ is different than the EB with 3-band EQ), a very very light set of Rotosound stailess rounds, a Boss OC-2 octave pedal, and his touch. A very important part of his Paul Young sound was the arrangements and production. It gave the bass a lot of room in the mix AND in the arrangements.
John
John
