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Is there a trick to the downloading?
I can hear it but not download (mac user with regular mouse)
by the way...
You can download the mp3 here:
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Bassist, Pino Palladino is now part of a super (fusion) group : Simon Phillips . Pino Palladino . Pino Palladino . PSP.
You can hear and download (for free) latest PSP's opus : Link Removed
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I like that mp3 better than the youtube footage that was linked to by cnltb but I wish Mr Sayes would lose those dreadful 80s fusion patches and leave a bit more space. I was hoping this would be kind of like Medeski Martin & Wood but man, how wrong I was.
They're doing a european tour in november. Finally I'm going to see Pino live!!
But I agree about the Saisse-recordings. They sound a bit bland and dated to me.
Instead, check out 'Paris Sketches' by Franck Avitabile; a whole album of gorgeous music, also brand new, of this trio:
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Seriously.. Is there anything Pino can't do? Wow! Going to buy this album now. Incredible stuff.They're doing a european tour in november. Finally I'm going to see Pino live!!
But I agree about the Saisse-recordings. They sound a bit bland and dated to me.
Instead, check out 'Paris Sketches' by Franck Avitabile; a whole album of gorgeous music, also brand new, of this trio:
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I like that mp3 better than the youtube footage that was linked to by cnltb but I wish Mr Sayes would lose those dreadful 80s fusion patches and leave a bit more space. I was hoping this would be kind of like Medeski Martin & Wood but man, how wrong I was.