Super funky Pino Palladino instrumental

<Sigh> - How does this guy always sound _sooooo_ good? Great guitar solo around the 1:30 mark as well. I've no idea who the other musicians on this are or where it comes from - anyone know?

[youtube]9PjIe1hHr7A[/youtube]

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Well dedication without any end, years of practice, and making it your job I guess? ;) This could be "UFP", the "Unidentified Flying Project" who also recorded this:

[youtube]G0ilQQjRbTg[/youtube]

There's a longer "making of" which explains a bit of their work:

[youtube]gFzDwdKVRak[/youtube]

And yes, I've also written about it before, on http://wolfgang.lonien.de/2017/03/pino-and-stravinsky/ - Pino's a must see for any bass player.

HTH, and cheers,
Wolfgang

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And his collab with Simon Philips and Philippe Saisse is awesome too :)

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I think it is JimJam, look on Wikipedia.

I have seen Pino play with The Who a couple of times and I also saw the fantastic Ian Thomas at the London Bass Show, and he is amazing. I met John Taylor there too!

Jim Mullen - guitar
Hamish Stuart - guitar
Pino Palladino - bass
Ian Thomas - drums

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>Well dedication without any end, years of practice, and making it your job I guess?

@Wjl - that would be some comfort to the rest of us except that he seems to always have been incredible! [youtube]BVNDtv4fP-s[/youtube]

@Tof Oh yes -"Bela Boogie" one of my favourite pieces of music - and available as a free download from their website! [youtube]4y3Uei-AZPo[/youtube]

Check this out with Nine Inch Nails as well - phenomenal... [youtube]cYzUQdZMkrk[/youtube]

@Paul - Thanks - you lucky man!

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I love his solo in this one <3
[youtube]sFgFFNXahcg[/youtube]

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Well the cameraman definitely had the right priority! :D

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I think Mr Mayer might have not liked that :D

I'm guess it's from a concert with multiple cams, and that they made a bass cam footage of it later on...maybe

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