Chris de Burgh - The Lady in Red | Bas Transcriptie

Chris de Burgh - The Lady in Red

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Bas: John Giblin

Album: Into the Light

Uitgebracht in: 1986

Label: A&M

Duur: 4:17

Land: Groot-Brittannië

Bijgedragen door: Lee Nunn

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account_box John Giblin 11 March 2021 - 05:28 CET

Hello,. I was surprised and rather annoyed to be informed of your trancsription of my Chris de Burgh bass part (https://basslessons.be/transcriptions.php?i=410) credited by you to Pino Palladino. While i am not always proud of my history as a bassist, the performance royalty payments (radio etc) are the only income that an old session player can hope for these days, thanks to PPL. I have seen this misconception appear before, and I'm sure you will understand thsat I intend to take action to prevent it continuing. I must ask you therefore, to remove this incorrect and damaging accreditation from your wesbsite, with my compliments on your accurate transcription. Your sincerely, John Giblin

account_box Admin 11 March 2021 - 05:37 CET

Hello John, My sincere apologies for the mistake. I will correct this immediately. I wish you would have just contacted me via the contact form instead, though

account_box John Giblin 07 April 2021 - 13:11 CET

Hi,and thank you for correcting this.. old session players, like me, rely on income from recorded work to get by. For any of your readers who might find it of interest, I was working with SIMPLE MINDS at the time-they did not approve of my session career, so Chris' manager agreed to keep my name OFF the album. The bass used on this song was a Joe Zon 5-string - with electronics removed, and replsced by Musicman Stingrsy circuit. Very best wishes, John Giblin

account_box Jack 15 April 2021 - 14:33 CET

I'm pretty sure this was Pino Palladino. I mean, it's good sound and everyone over at talkbass says so. What proof is three to the contrary?

account_box Valery 01 September 2021 - 08:39 CET

Jack, and it is not enough for you that this was confirmed by the bassist himself (John Giblin), who played the bass in this song and his name is on the CD cover?

account_box Jack 06 September 2021 - 23:38 CET

Valery, and you believe it is enough for someone to simply say they did something and that they did? If that's the case, then I'm Jack Casady. Pino Palladino is also credited on the album, so, what's your argument?

account_box Valery 01 November 2021 - 03:20 CET

Jack, I read an interview with Chris DeBurg for a long time, where he told the story of recording bass for this song. The album was recorded, but it was the bass in this song that Chris didn't like. Pino went on tour and then Giblin was invited. He arrived in a long leather coat. Played bass in an hour, asked again - "are you really liked the bass lines that I played?" And he left.

account_box Valery 01 November 2021 - 03:21 CET

And another proof - the name and surname of John Giblin IS on the cover of the album.

account_box Brian 19 March 2022 - 01:37 CET

Thank you John from one Zon player to another (my Sonus fretless has its original bart pickups ;)) . This song and your melodious bassline has always been an inspiration to me in my playing. Heartfelt thanks.

account_box Gil Roeder 27 January 2023 - 21:14 CET

I’ve been playing bass for 60 years on a fender precision 1964
This is my favorite bass line of all time
Thanks for this transcription - and to John Giblin - you’re amazing

account_box David 01 February 2023 - 18:54 CET

Super bass playing. The bass melody sings own song. Thanks to the composers.

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