Leland you tell they coolest stories. I met you in Buffalo being the security person who check credentials to eat ( I let anybody in) at the Phil Collins show. I ask to shake your hand and thank you for the years of learning I received from listening to you. and you said hey hang on we can talk, and we did! your a good bass player and a great person
Thank you for your wonderful stories and amazing musical skill and creativity, sir. You are keeping me going, having mental illness during this time period is even less fun than normal. I look forward to your new video each day. Keep on rocking. Sending best wishes from London 🇬🇧
One of first Wrecking Crew bass player was Max Bennet, a really fine musician, he played on FZ Hot Rats... The Wrecking Crew, was FABULOUS and had some of the greatest bass players ever. Mr Sklar, your channel is the most beautiful thing on YT, I will never tire of thanking you for what I learn every day... you are pure music history and I would spend my whole life listening to you. Even jokes!!!
Hi from Australia . Love your channel. It's amazing how many times I have hurt my guitar playing fingers doing stuff around the yard. I feel your pain.
That Wrecking Crew documentary was really amazing. I really look forward to seeing your movie next. Thank you for speaking out on the idiots in charge. I was at the store last night and had to tell a 20ish year to back off from being so close to me. There were marks on the floor to keep distances while in line and this came right up next to me, no mask , no gloves, talking on his phone. So frustrating. Please keep up the videos and stay safe.
Leland----Enjoying your videos a lot. Important to share this wonderful music history. Totally agree w your perspective on the weird times we find ourselves in these days. Its really messed up. Keep the videos coming bro----gives us hope!
Hahaha Leland! Great Story! I have one for you which I think you'd like. I was working with my super seasoned Cover band at the 6:15 Musical lounge in Hazelton , Pa back in 1979. Huge place and drew a big crowd every weekend. We played Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from the usual (9;20 to 2 Am . On Saturday Dion and the Belmonts came in to do a 90 minute set. Well...Dion heard us and asked my band to back him up instead of hiring sidemen. He brought only his guitar player which was ok with us. Anyway during rehearsal(we knew all his songs anyway) we just needed to agree on Breaks, endings. keys, all the rest of the musical nuts and bolts..when Dion's guitarist started playing a new lick he just heard on the radio that day. It was "Ventura Highway" a new song from the band "America." that all the top 40 radio and even the FM stations were playing. This prompted me to say :" Oh...cool" Ventura Highway." I then nearly fell over laughing when Dion's guitar player turned to me and said, in all seriousness.." I'm sorry I don't know where that is, I'm not from around here!" Hahahaha causing us all to crack up with laughter. Clueless! lol Anyhow the gig went great and we became Dion's backup group for the next 6 months. Had a great time and found out what a great guy Dion was and a gifted Bluesman too. Who would have thought it? *cheers* Leland Always think of you as a great player who always gets the job done. And also has intelligent things and knowledge to share with us fellow musicians.🙂 Wish you well. And stay safe, man.
@@yelltempus Yeah, but I first heard it from you. That counts in my book. Besides, I'm a drummer and with only a handful of lessons in 35 years of faking it, I had to 'quote'' other cats the best I could from day one... So hats off for passing it on and you get to keep the admiration points...
So sorry we're all in this mess...but it's so cool to be able to sit and listen to someone you've seen and listened to all your life in a casual setting like this. Lee, you're a real treasure, man. Thanks for everything.
As a songwriter and musician for almost 40 years I love listening to your stories and watching you play bass. I am learning so much by it. Thank you so much and stay safe
Studio Log was by far my favorite column in Guitar Player magazine. No scales etc. Just the real thing about studio work, here,s the conductor, the chart, the gear, how much it paid, how the session went, and funny as Hell. Tommy Tedesco had similar stories about how he would sometimes bring many instruments, all tuned like a guitar, doing sessions on the classical guitar hiding from the conductor so he doesn't see he's playing with a pick. Tommy would have been perfect for this RUclips era. I remember vaguely seeing him on the Gong show in a Tutu. what was it, a lost bet? Hilarious and a monster player...
Leland Im binge watching the Rockford Files on Amazon Prime right now. Its an excellent show and that guitar solo for the shows theme is excellent! Im a bassist and find myself playing along with your basslines. Im a New Yorker and African American and the numbers of people dying with pre exsisting conditions im my community are astounding as the numbers of all americans are. So I appreciated your saying what you did not have to say about the morons out there protesting to relax the very restrictions that can save lives. Loved your work since the 70s with The Section and saw you guys with James Taylor. Ive subscribed to your channel.
So glad to have found this channel Lee and thank you for sharing your great stories. My "Magic In The Air" single is locked away in a safe place with lots of memories. Keep safe.
Hey kids! If you want to be a successful professional musician someday, this is the exact attitude you should have. Best part is, Lee really is that way. I now aspire to be half as fun to hang out with as Lee must be.
Just watched The Wrecking Crew this past weekend (third time)! So looking forward to the new doc. Love the stories, and the jokes, but especially love the playing. You are a treasure, sir.
Ahhahhahhahhahahaha . . . I love "shaggy dog" jokes. My musical partner of 40 yrs on and off is brilliant at them. As are you. Just a great tickle to hear this one . . .
I appreciate you Mr Sklar ....your musical genius yes....but greatly so for your perspectives on life. Thank you for sharing with us all out here in the world~ I look forward to your posts! Take care of you !
Good evening, sir. Enjoying the stories and jokes so take your time to get it healed. Got to keep the tools of the trade (hands and fingers) in top shape
That joke reminded me of another one. A 20 year old guy is driving on a highway, sees a sign "man with the strongest and largest memory in the world, next right". He turns right. Reaches a humble old house, knocks at the door. An elderly man opens up, starts talking to him, and the kid asks him "OK, let's cut the crap, what did you eat exactly 20 years ago in your lunch?". The elderly man says "eggs". The guy is astonished at his memory. They shake hands, and the guy leaves. 40 years later. The guy has a wife, children and started having his first grandchildren as well. He's riding the same highway with his grandson, sees the same sign, renovated. Goes "wait... hold on! That's not possible!". He turns right, goes to the old house, now even older. Knocks at the door, and the same elderly man opens the door, looking not much older. The guy goes: - "HOW?????" - "Scrambled."
@@HaydenDom The old man was still alive 40 years later. The man is shocked by this and asks, "HOW," as in, "How are you alive." The old man thinks the man came back to ask how his eggs were made, and answered, "Scrambled," proving that he has such a great memory.
I am gladly surprised, I only play guitar.... and I always admired you as a musician, but I never thought that you would be such a kind and a smart guy. Also super interesting to listen to. In the middle of these sad days around the world, I have the pleasure to listen people like you or Brian May everyday. This is just incredible, I guess we are all getting use to, so you will have to figure how to keep feeding your audience after this crisis :-) Thank you again! Stay safe. Gonzalo
The first time I ever went to Las Vegas, I stayed at the Riviera. Two things stand out in my memory: Shecky Greene was playing the Starlight Lounge at the Riviera, and one sunny afternoon as I was hanging out by the pool, I heard the hotel operator paging Frank Sinatra. Sinatra and The Riviera are gone now. Shecky is still with us. Memories are a precious thing!
Omg Lee, it was deja vu for me to hear about the great Tommy Tedesco. Years ago, in the late ‘80’s when I was studying at Berklee, Mr Tedesco came in and did a clinic for us in a class I was taking at the time. Well, he told us a very similar story, of bending down, unseen by the producer, and acting like he’d made some change to his sound. The producer would go, “Great, yeah, sounds much better!” when he hadn’t really changed a thing. We all had a laugh about that back then, and of course we were fascinated by all his insight into a world we wanted to become a part of. So needless to say, I did a virtual double take when I heard you recite your own version of that story! Great moment then and now! 😆
Thanks for another great video, took me about 40 minutes to watch as I was taking time out to listen to all the TV soundtracks like Magnum PI, A-Team & Knight Rider ! ( enjoyed the joke too, will borrow it if you don’t mind ! ) Stay safe and lots of love from South Africa 🇿🇦.
I bought the Wrecking Crew doc some years ago, need to re watch it. Denny working on this new doc are great news for me!, hope it will see the light sooner than later. Take care Lee.
Really enjoying listening to you're stories. Im a drummer but work as a illustrator for a living and i love listening to this stuff while drawing! Any more stories on Jim Gordon? he's one of my drumheroes! what a drummer and a tragic life!
A history which is not likely to repeat, because people no longer make records this way. Last night, I watched an interview/demo you did of your Warwick fretless. Sweet playing and talking. What threw me was the merging of the Warwick and Framus brands. I briefly owned a Framus acoustic/electric 12 string in the 90s, and it was my understanding that the brand folded in 1968. Wasn’t aware that it was absorbed into Warwick. Insights? I almost enjoyed the second joke better than the first one.
You're a wealth of musical knowledge, digging your channel so far keep up the great work. I'm going to try the producer switch idea on my cousin for a test 😅
In 1967 brian wilson of the beach boys was recording SMiLE with the wrecking crew at western studio brian preferred the smaller studio but carol kaye is fantastic. The wrecking crew a lot of them started of playing jazz! A fact about brian wilson was the 60s hits he produced were mixed for mono because he was deaf in one ear. Some of the records at the time amaze me still to today because the studios only had 4 track so everything had to be planned out before the tracks were bounced to another machine then you could overdub and bounce again but doing it too often creates a lot of hiss
That wasn't just another story, it was a six chapter novella and it was great! Also, I remember Shecky Greene and how to do a proper Kilroy drawing. Hoping your tomorrow is fantastic.
That producer switch story was hilarious! :P And it's interesting how perception can be altered by thinking and preconceptions. Love the stories. I always found your baselines very interesting - it's like getting a meta view of a track and adding to it in such a way that it makes it very layered and complex. Stay safe! :)
Hey, Leland, you are one genuinely sweet soul ! Love listening to your stories. And people, Nobody joke about his finger pain. I play guitar, and during an intense part of a lead I was doing, I made a mean slide up on the high E string that sliced the tip of my ring finger. And that was even with a heavy callous on it. It took a week for for the cut to close up and it hurt like hell all the while.
Glad you have your finger back working 100%. That Mike Post track, Hill Street Blues. I used to play that live. Awesome bass on that track. I was lucky to work with an awesome keyboard player.
Leland you tell they coolest stories. I met you in Buffalo being the security person who check credentials to eat ( I let anybody in) at the Phil Collins show. I ask to shake your hand and thank you for the years of learning I received from listening to you. and you said hey hang on we can talk, and we did! your a good bass player and a great person
The stories, the names, the history you’re telling is priceless. This is Smithsonian material. Except the joke. 🤣🤣🤣
Lee! Absolutely LOVING these videos. Love the stories and all. I’d only ask for some more “stories from the road”. Thanks! Play On!!!
Wow Im blown away. What a life you have had Leland. My lawd. Great stories. These are priceless
You are a good man Leland Sklar!
Thank you for your wonderful stories and amazing musical skill and creativity, sir. You are keeping me going, having mental illness during this time period is even less fun than normal. I look forward to your new video each day. Keep on rocking. Sending best wishes from London 🇬🇧
One of first Wrecking Crew bass player was Max Bennet, a really fine musician, he played on FZ Hot Rats... The Wrecking Crew, was FABULOUS and had some of the greatest bass players ever. Mr Sklar, your channel is the most beautiful thing on YT, I will never tire of thanking you for what I learn every day... you are pure music history and I would spend my whole life listening to you. Even jokes!!!
Such a great channel. Love to listen to your stories and jokes!
Awesome story and great joke! These stories are Gold.
Legendary names. Thank you so much for sharing. Yes it is amazing that their names weren't listed on the albums on which they played!
Hi from Australia . Love your channel. It's amazing how many times I have hurt my guitar playing fingers doing stuff around the yard. I feel your pain.
Thanks for sharing great stories!!
Greetings from Dublin! Loving the daily videos, playing and jokes alike😄 Stories are epic too. Please keep ‘em coming.
That Wrecking Crew documentary was really amazing. I really look forward to seeing your movie next. Thank you for speaking out on the idiots in charge. I was at the store last night and had to tell a 20ish year to back off from being so close to me. There were marks on the floor to keep distances while in line and this came right up next to me, no mask , no gloves, talking on his phone. So frustrating. Please keep up the videos and stay safe.
Absolutely amazing !! Thank you for sharing the stories and the jokes!
Another fantastic story. Dude, you have lived the life.
Truly Golden Stories Leland! Enjoying them so much, thank you!
Watching this on Thanksgiving Day 2022. Hope you're have a great one. Loved your stories and joke. Thanks for the smiles!
Thank You Sir for having you brand..i was born 1967....
Brand??? Around i meant
I never saw this video....yes,I have the Wrecking Crew,Motown,Stax....I love all that stuff....Great history you have.
Hey Lee, love the story of the producer switch 😂
Heard Ry Cooder talk of doing the same thing😀
These inside stories are the greatest !!
I liked it. Looking forward to catching your Doc... I wear a mask... Thanks LS.
I love hearing stories from the legends about the legends
Is it just me, or does this fellow seem like about the coolest person you'd ever meet?
It's God -1... Jejejeje he's incredible!
Not just you. :-)
@@permaquilter9111 aswell me! So, we are both 2.
Jejejejeje 🙋♂️
Leland----Enjoying your videos a lot. Important to share this wonderful music history. Totally agree w your perspective on the weird times we find ourselves in these days. Its really messed up. Keep the videos coming bro----gives us hope!
Hahaha Leland! Great Story! I have one for you which I think you'd like. I was working with my super seasoned Cover band at the 6:15 Musical lounge in Hazelton , Pa back in 1979. Huge place and drew a big crowd every weekend. We played Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from the usual (9;20 to 2 Am . On Saturday Dion and the Belmonts came in to do a 90 minute set. Well...Dion heard us and asked my band to back him up instead of hiring sidemen. He brought only his guitar player which was ok with us. Anyway during rehearsal(we knew all his songs anyway) we just needed to agree on Breaks, endings. keys, all the rest of the musical nuts and bolts..when Dion's guitarist started playing a new lick he just heard on the radio that day. It was "Ventura Highway" a new song from the band "America." that all the top 40 radio and even the FM stations were playing.
This prompted me to say :" Oh...cool" Ventura Highway." I then nearly fell over laughing when Dion's guitar player turned to me and said, in all seriousness.." I'm sorry I don't know where that is, I'm not from around here!" Hahahaha causing us all to crack up with laughter. Clueless! lol
Anyhow the gig went great and we became Dion's backup group for the next 6 months. Had a great time and found out what a great guy Dion was and a gifted Bluesman too. Who would have thought it?
*cheers* Leland Always think of you as a great player who always gets the job done. And also has intelligent things and knowledge to share with us fellow musicians.🙂 Wish you well. And stay safe, man.
I keep coming back here for the joke. I can never remember jokes and I sure cant tell em. This 1 is good and Leland tells it well 😀
Hahaha 😃I love the lying dog joke. Now if I could only tell it like you that would be great. Im a terrible joke teller
I was astonished to find out 8 of my favorite drummers were Hal Blaine.
Bla-haa-haaa! Absolute keeper of a quote, if I may...
@@peterhlinka4789 I'm not the first to say it.
@@yelltempus
Yeah, but I first heard it from you. That counts in my book. Besides, I'm a drummer and with only a handful of lessons in 35 years of faking it, I had to 'quote'' other cats the best I could from day one...
So hats off for passing it on and you get to keep the admiration points...
@@peterhlinka4789 HA! I'll take 'em.
Leland is like a cool neighbor who just happens to be a terrific musician. Thank you, Leland.
Looking forward to you playing again Leland!!! As always my relief of the day. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎼🎤🎧🎺🎷🥁🎸🎹🎼🙏🏻
Hey Lee - been a fan since the 70s, you are an inspiration -- subscribed
Great storys
Thanks Lee for your generosity. Truly appreciated. Mike from Montreal Canada
So sorry we're all in this mess...but it's so cool to be able to sit and listen to someone you've seen and listened to all your life in a casual setting like this. Lee, you're a real treasure, man. Thanks for everything.
As a songwriter and musician for almost 40 years I love listening to your stories and watching you play bass. I am learning so much by it. Thank you so much and stay safe
Uh hahahaha Mattel toys......WOW$$$$$. Ohhh so cool you did so many tv shows I grew up with. Loved the Rockford Files Theme song....What power!!!
Studio Log was by far my favorite column in Guitar Player magazine. No scales etc. Just the real thing about studio work, here,s the conductor, the chart, the gear, how much it paid, how the session went, and funny as Hell. Tommy Tedesco had similar stories about how he would sometimes bring many instruments, all tuned like a guitar, doing sessions on the classical guitar hiding from the conductor so he doesn't see he's playing with a pick. Tommy would have been perfect for this RUclips era. I remember vaguely seeing him on the Gong show in a Tutu. what was it, a lost bet? Hilarious and a monster player...
You give me positive energy and make my every morning joyful ! Thank you Lee, God bless you !!!
So totally agree with you on the covid stuff ,so good to know most folk are doing the right thing.
Bassist finger when it hurts is something very serious.
Leland Im binge watching the Rockford Files on Amazon Prime right now. Its an excellent show and that guitar solo for the shows theme is excellent! Im a bassist and find myself playing along with your basslines. Im a New Yorker and African American and the numbers of people dying with pre exsisting conditions im my community are astounding as the numbers of all americans are. So I appreciated your saying what you did not have to say about the morons out there protesting to relax the very restrictions that can save lives. Loved your work since the 70s with The Section and saw you guys with James Taylor. Ive subscribed to your channel.
So glad to have found this channel Lee and thank you for sharing your great stories. My "Magic In The Air" single is locked away in a safe place with lots of memories. Keep safe.
Hey kids! If you want to be a successful professional musician someday, this is the exact attitude you should have. Best part is, Lee really is that way. I now aspire to be half as fun to hang out with as Lee must be.
LMAO about the "Producer's Switch"!
You Are Great 👍 very thx!!! I like it!
Just watched The Wrecking Crew this past weekend (third time)! So looking forward to the new doc. Love the stories, and the jokes, but especially love the playing. You are a treasure, sir.
Great story. Loved it.
Ahhahhahhahhahahaha . . . I love "shaggy dog" jokes. My musical partner of 40 yrs on and off is brilliant at them. As are you. Just a great tickle to hear this one . . .
I can't get enough Leland. ken and barbie. talking dogs. Larry knetchel. rockford files. I love it all. thanks. stay safe.
Many years ago I was subscribing to Guitar Player Magazine, and my favorite part was Tommy Tedesco's column.
I love your stories and jokes, and absolutely a grand inspiration bassist . Hello from Colombia and thank you for the videos Mr. Sklar. :)
I appreciate you Mr Sklar ....your musical genius yes....but greatly so for your perspectives on life. Thank you for sharing with us all out here in the world~ I look forward to your posts! Take care of you !
You make same points as my guru (so wise :) ) - even the jokes are same 😆🙏🙏🙏
Good evening, sir.
Enjoying the stories and jokes so take your time to get it healed.
Got to keep the tools of the trade (hands and fingers) in top shape
It is so nice to listen to your miracle stories. I`m looking forward to hear you again. Take care and best regards from Austria :-)
The Rockford Files is the best TV show of all time period and that theme was a big part of that.
Good story teller, Leland
I'm loving these videos!
Leland, thank you for your videos. You make my day every time I log on youtube. Thank you and looking forward to more videos and your bass playing.
That joke reminded me of another one.
A 20 year old guy is driving on a highway, sees a sign "man with the strongest and largest memory in the world, next right". He turns right.
Reaches a humble old house, knocks at the door. An elderly man opens up, starts talking to him, and the kid asks him "OK, let's cut the crap, what did you eat exactly 20 years ago in your lunch?". The elderly man says "eggs". The guy is astonished at his memory. They shake hands, and the guy leaves.
40 years later. The guy has a wife, children and started having his first grandchildren as well. He's riding the same highway with his grandson, sees the same sign, renovated. Goes "wait... hold on! That's not possible!". He turns right, goes to the old house, now even older. Knocks at the door, and the same elderly man opens the door, looking not much older.
The guy goes:
- "HOW?????"
- "Scrambled."
Diogo Baeder i don’t get it
@@HaydenDom The old man was still alive 40 years later. The man is shocked by this and asks, "HOW," as in, "How are you alive." The old man thinks the man came back to ask how his eggs were made, and answered, "Scrambled," proving that he has such a great memory.
Love it! When you tell ME a joke, it really is a gift that keeps on giving because I'll tell it as my own until the day I die! LOL
Diogo Baeder Cymbal crash....
I am gladly surprised, I only play guitar.... and I always admired you as a musician, but I never thought that you would be such a kind and a smart guy. Also super interesting to listen to. In the middle of these sad days around the world, I have the pleasure to listen people like you or Brian May everyday. This is just incredible, I guess we are all getting use to, so you will have to figure how to keep feeding your audience after this crisis :-) Thank you again! Stay safe. Gonzalo
The first time I ever went to Las Vegas, I stayed at the Riviera. Two things stand out in my memory: Shecky Greene was playing the Starlight Lounge at the Riviera, and one sunny afternoon as I was hanging out by the pool, I heard the hotel operator paging Frank Sinatra. Sinatra and The Riviera are gone now. Shecky is still with us. Memories are a precious thing!
The story was great and then you told that joke and I laughed and laughed. Thank you sir.
I could listen to these stories all day
Omg Lee, it was deja vu for me to hear about the great Tommy Tedesco. Years ago, in the late ‘80’s when I was studying at Berklee, Mr Tedesco came in and did a clinic for us in a class I was taking at the time. Well, he told us a very similar story, of bending down, unseen by the producer, and acting like he’d made some change to his sound. The producer would go, “Great, yeah, sounds much better!” when he hadn’t really changed a thing. We all had a laugh about that back then, and of course we were fascinated by all his insight into a world we wanted to become a part of. So needless to say, I did a virtual double take when I heard you recite your own version of that story! Great moment then and now! 😆
So nice to hear the story of the family you met at the airport.
I'll take such stories of "dirt" any day.
what an amazing life you've had, I could listen to you all day, thank you so much for sharing, much love
Thanks for another great video, took me about 40 minutes to watch as I was taking time out to listen to all the TV soundtracks like Magnum PI, A-Team & Knight Rider ! ( enjoyed the joke too, will borrow it if you don’t mind ! ) Stay safe and lots of love from South Africa 🇿🇦.
I bought the Wrecking Crew doc some years ago, need to re watch it. Denny working on this new doc are great news for me!, hope it will see the light sooner than later. Take care Lee.
Really enjoying listening to you're stories. Im a drummer but work as a illustrator for a living and i love listening to this stuff while drawing! Any more stories on Jim Gordon? he's one of my drumheroes! what a drummer and a tragic life!
this Mike Post story is gonna be awesome - can't believe my lunch hour is over!
First thing i do every morning is watch your video. Good strat for the day. Best wishes to you from Finland. Take care and stay safe
A history which is not likely to repeat, because people no longer make records this way.
Last night, I watched an interview/demo you did of your Warwick fretless. Sweet playing and talking. What threw me was the merging of the Warwick and Framus brands. I briefly owned a Framus acoustic/electric 12 string in the 90s, and it was my understanding that the brand folded in 1968. Wasn’t aware that it was absorbed into Warwick. Insights?
I almost enjoyed the second joke better than the first one.
In the early 70's...my 5 favorite drummers were Hal Blaine.
Even bad jokes sound good when you tell them. Thanks for doing these.
Brilliant story! :-D
Another great story, I’d never heard of the Wrecking Crew but will now listen to their stuff and chase down the film! Stay healthy Lee!
Gotta love these stories, hope the finger feels better dude!
Great stories. Stay safe
Loving this stuff so much. Thanks Lee..
You're the best, Lee...keep doing what you're doing!
Coincidentally I was watching the wrecking crew, last weekend, amazing documentary
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Thanks Lee!!
Mahalo for sharing another great story !!!
You're a wealth of musical knowledge, digging your channel so far keep up the great work. I'm going to try the producer switch idea on my cousin for a test 😅
In 1967 brian wilson of the beach boys was recording SMiLE with the wrecking crew at western studio brian preferred the smaller studio but carol kaye is fantastic. The wrecking crew a lot of them started of playing jazz! A fact about brian wilson was the 60s hits he produced were mixed for mono because he was deaf in one ear. Some of the records at the time amaze me still to today because the studios only had 4 track so everything had to be planned out before the tracks were bounced to another machine then you could overdub and bounce again but doing it too often creates a lot of hiss
I love this stuff. Can’t wait for the Immediate Family movie. All the best to you.
You smooth’ Lee !!! 🍦🤣
Looking forward to that new doco Leland!
GREAT story Lee-thank you!
Your a volume of music history. Great job. Stay safe.
Ken and Barbie lol, great story, you heard it here!
That wasn't just another story, it was a six chapter novella and it was great! Also, I remember Shecky Greene and how to do a proper Kilroy drawing. Hoping your tomorrow is fantastic.
HA HA HA ! You just put a big smile on my face !
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 that dog it's like me! I said that I can play Another day in paradise but... I can't! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
That producer switch story was hilarious! :P And it's interesting how perception can be altered by thinking and preconceptions. Love the stories.
I always found your baselines very interesting - it's like getting a meta view of a track and adding to it in such a way that it makes it very layered and complex.
Stay safe! :)
Hey, Leland, you are one genuinely sweet soul ! Love listening to your stories.
And people, Nobody joke about his finger pain. I play guitar, and during an intense part of a lead I was doing, I made a mean slide up on the high E string that sliced the tip of my ring finger. And that was even with a heavy callous on it. It took a week for for the cut to close up and it hurt like hell all the while.
hahahahaha!!! Just found this episode! LOLOL! 😂😂😂
Glad you have your finger back working 100%. That Mike Post track, Hill Street Blues. I used to play that live. Awesome bass on that track. I was lucky to work with an awesome keyboard player.