Pino Palladino is a distinguished bass guitarist known for his versatile and melodic playing style that has made significant contributions to the music world. Born on October 17, 1957, in Cardiff, Wales, Palladino gained prominence in the early '80s when he filled in for John Entwistle on a tour with The Who, after which his reputation as a master session musician began to grow. His fretless bass sound became a defining characteristic of many songs and albums through the 1980s and 1990s. Throughout his career, Pino has played with a constellation of musical stars across genres, including Paul Young, Eric Clapton, and Jeff Beck.

In recent years, Pino Palladino has continued to expand his musical repertoire, collaborating with various artists and exploring new sonic territories. His 2021 release, "Notes With Attachments," marked a significant milestone, as it was a collaborative project with multi-instrumentalist Blake Mills that highlighted Pino's depth as a musician, composer, and arranger. Together, they fused elements of jazz, funk, and experimental soundscapes, receiving critical acclaim for their inventive work. Pino Palladino's career is marked not only by his exceptional session work but also by his ability to continuously push the boundaries of his craft and remain a highly respected figure in the global music scene.

Genres

Electric Bass

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Latest Release

Uncertain Steps (Bandit Mix)

Pino Palladino

Single - Released May 10, 2024