Looking to get into some Pino Palladino but don't know where to start. What would you say are some of his more iconic / best recordings?
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Where to start for getting into Pino?
- Thread starter Spacehead_
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Well, first take him to romantic dinner 
Sorry, could not ressist.
His early work with Paul Young on Stingray is legendary, but I prefere him with D'angelo on album Voodoo. Everyone should listen to it... There is also great trio live with John Mayer (Try!)
Edit: Black Mesiah (D'angelo) album is also great!
Sorry, could not ressist.His early work with Paul Young on Stingray is legendary, but I prefere him with D'angelo on album Voodoo. Everyone should listen to it... There is also great trio live with John Mayer (Try!)
Edit: Black Mesiah (D'angelo) album is also great!
Hi Spacehead
I just can 't stop posting this one (Pino on bass Simon Phillips on drums
)may the bass be with you
Wise(b)ass
Start anywhere. Dude's got the hands, head and heart no matter the setting.
+1 That PSP live DVD is completely killer! This tune never fails to astonish me no matter how many times I hear it:
my favorite work by Pino is with D'Angelo (Voodoo, Black Messiah), Erykah Badu (Mama's Gun), Roy Hargrove's RH Factor, Chris Dave's Drumheadz, on the soul, hip-hop side.
but also on the rock and rock-blues side, John Mayer Trio, The Who...
i mean, this man plays everything perfectly and he does it with his own style, what can you say?
but also on the rock and rock-blues side, John Mayer Trio, The Who...
i mean, this man plays everything perfectly and he does it with his own style, what can you say?
Hi Spacehead
I just can 't stop posting this one (Pino on bass Simon Phillips on drums
may the bass be with you
Wise(b)ass
I never realized this was Pino. Pretty cool stuff!
Check out "Chicken Grease" by DAngelo. Listen thru good speakers and catch Pino's groove and tone.
