731. Steve Camp
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2024
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It's the music industry's good fortune that Lee is still active.
Such a great post on your work with Steve, Lee! I got to know Steve fairly well in the late 80's... co-promoted Hearts on Fire '87, festival in Knoxville where Steve headlined. Vision, the CCM band that included Gary Rossington, Billy Powell, and Dale Krantz (Gary's wife)... right before the Skynyrd reunion tour, played as well. Amazing work, Lee. Thank you so very much for highlighting this seminal CCM album from Steve. It changed my life.
Your playing on his recording shaped how I’ve played bass for the last 30 years. Thank you!
Ditto! I was just about to say the same thing!
I was shocked to see Steve Camp’s name on here. He was a favorite contemporary Christian music artist of mine back in the 80’s. Good stuff, Leland. Many thanks for this one.
I respect how dedicated you are to playing as much as possible and helping others with their musical projects.
I was in US Air Force in Germany 83-89 saw Steve Camp in concert. His music stirred my young hurting soul from my rough childhood upbringing. God bless
You don’t know how much this brought my weekend to a positive close. I found this video searching for “He’s All You Need” (as part of prep’ing for a “10 Albums I Wouldn’t Want to Live Without” video I am going to put together).
THANK YOU Leland for this video and for the work you did on my all-time favorite Christian album.
Thanks Leland, Steve Camp had a profound positive effect in my Spiritaul life. I got to see him live in the 80's and never knew you worked with Him. How Cool!!
Thanks for Steve!!!!! brings me back to the 80's... early 90's in feel!!!!!!!
Those 80s snare drums were not shy...love that era! Anything w Jeff is a blessing to hear. Great work Lee...can't imagine what it is like to play on millions and millions of records played all over the planet Earth.
„love that era“ the same here.. it’s this special sound of that time I love so much. And I guess it stands for a reason why they still play so many 80ies songs on the radio.
@@hans-christiantraute1914 --agree 100%!!! Check out Jeff on Sandi Patti's Another Time Another Place...he is using the snare he did on TOTOs Kingdom of Desire...a Brady I think...it kills
@Groove Master
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Ever since you showed us the T bucket I've been fascinated by it. Thanks for the run through. Sad to see it go.
My favorite song on this Steve Camp album is called HE COVERS ME. It was one of the singles on the radio. I could listen to the intro on a loop for hours. Leland and Jeff Porcaro are playing at an anointed level of musicianship!! The bass playing and drumming throughout the song is in the category of beautiful! Leland’s bass tone and his choice of bass arrangement are just awesome! Jeff Porcaro’s tom work and his cymbal pushes are mind blowing! Bill Schnee’s mix of this entire album is beyond amazing!
Great Story to end your ownership of the hot rod….Enjoyed these recordings today…..Thx!
BLOWN T-bucket!! OMGosh! Nitrous... holey smokes better have wheelie bars. That's a handful.
Aww just watched a video of your hot rod going away. At least now you dont have to worry about it sitting in the garage accumulating more issues. Sounds like it has another good home
More great music!! Thank you. So many unique artists - like snowflakes!
Leland,. Thank you for "T-Bucket Lore"❣️ Love today's selection. Not too much better than that is right on. Love this Christian rock.
Beautiful day here in Rimrock, AZ as well, all windows open!!!!
I've said it before....YOU are just an Energizer bunny!! Always busy, keeps you goin'.
Please stay safe everyone 🤗 and have a great rest of your Sunday😉👍
Quintessential 80`s !!! Thank You as always!
Jeff is so strong on these. The backbeat shines through.
He was huge in 80s & 90s, good stuff! Great musicians on that! Good job! ✌😎
Loved Steve Camp. Classic Jeff… Dan huff…Landau…what more could you want. 🥰
Thanks for the Steve Camp. What a surprise! Your right about the pop music parallel.
Sad to see the “T” go but you’re correct in letting those things go. I can relate. Peace! Say “Hi” to the boys…
Pretty sure I'm hearing that music era (' 80s) defining sound of the Yamaha DX-7! "On the other Side". 😊🎶
Really Great to hear all the musicians on the Steve Camp One on one!
Thank you Leland! I've been a listener and love "Christian" music since mid-70's( and of course, the "secular" 'rock n roll' era). So many changes, few bad but mostly good. Sorry I hadn't heard about you till recently. I'm enjoying your broadcasts and the backgrounds of my favorite music artists.
love Steve Camp , and Dan huff , and Bill C , what a line up !!!!!
Every note on this CD is perfect. One on one remains my favorite Steve Camp recording. His lyrics have shaped my Christian worldview. Less about obtaining stuff and more about reaching the lost. Thank you so much for sharing ♥️
All I can say is....Love you Man! You are the most genuine, realistic, no bullshit and down to earth guy who's channel I have had the pleasure to subscribed to.
Thanks so much👍🏼
@@lelandsklar6363 No thanks required Lee. As you speak the truth about our front line workers, I speak the same of you. Although I have been back working in the office for some time now, your channel (which I have stumbled on in March 2020) has been something I look forward to each and every day and continue to do so (Since video #1).
Hey mate. I loved Steve camps music back in the day.
I was gonna ask for a little overview of the Hot Rod's history and you beat me to it!
Great pipes!
😄😄 What a great car story! My Dad was a professional mechanic with some good anecdotes about what went through the shop (big rigs) but nothing like that! He passed with all of his stuff in place and I'm proud that he didn't have to worry about that. If it pleases you to streamline and organize (these videos themselves are a huge legacy that some institution or writer(s) will no doubt work with), that's great. But you shouldn't have to sweat it if you don't feel like it. One thing's for sure, I imagine there might be other hot rod experts out there, but you're on the top shelf re: people wanted for bass and pop music history events....
You've been a part of a whole lot of classic songs there Lee. Thank God.
Love Steve Camps many albums over the years but I didn’t know you played bass and Jeff played drums wow.
Dann Huff is the lead over Michael Landau?! Those were some tasty licks!
I saw the Sons of Champlin at the Golden Bear back in 1975 - Split Enz were their opening act on their first US tour! I didn't see Bill again until 2018 at The Rose with California Transit Authority (Jason Scheff & Robby Krieger made surprise appearances) and then early in 2019 with his group Wunderground at The Belly Up!
I was sad to see that Jon Clarke had passed from Kidney cancer back in 2005. He had such a great career, from Loggins & Messina to the Kenny Loggins Band for that core groups first five or so albums; then on to session and film work! Lucky to have seen him playing live!
Evening Leland and everybody.
Been a fine day here too
haven't listened to much contemporary christian music. interesting. glad you got your hot rod to a worthy person. it is time to get rid of things--the time of accumulation is over. you have inspired me to. sell my 1972 Ford F100 2 tone truck. love and respect Leland!!
Some classic 1986 guitar sounds. My dad had a Steve Camp LP from a few years before that. He's a pastor somewhere now and yes, the last time I heard about him he was arguing a point of theology with someone via social media/podcast. He was very big in CCM in the 80s. He co-wrote the CCM equivalent of Live Aid's record, "Do something now".
I can remember this era well...Amy Grant SOLD OUT playing with session players...same w Steve Camp...big time arguing...today I would imagine nobody cares like your dad digging a Cadillac commercial w Led Zeppelin music and he doesnt even know it, but back in the day...lol
Love it, great music!
Great weather here in the Monterey Bay too😊
Enjoy your day😁🤓
PS. Will we get to meet you in Santa Barbara?
Might be scary for you😲
Nice to hear you talk about this, and nice to see you on here chatting about all kinds of music! I'm a Steve Camp fan since way back in the late 80's, and always read the credits - definitely remember seeing your name pop up on various albums by different artists. I have One on One on cassette (never managed to upgrade to CD on that one). Justice from 1988 is I think my fav by Steve - and I remember seeing you play on that one too if memory serves. I always wondered about the people behind the names... a pleasure to find you here. All the best - Stephen
One of the great things about Lee is after all these years he still can't resist picking up the bass!
Lee, I have enjoyed every video I have watched with your take on the music and the industry. The thing I love the most is how you truly, honestly and humbly honor the musicians you have worked with, and the artists with whom you have performed. I knew you were a phenomenal player years ago, but I kinda think it is the talent plus the attitude that makes a way for people. Everyone who has had you along on projects or live has been tremendously blessed. Thank you for these videos. They are an inspiration for many, as well as a living history of modern music.
This was an awesome post, Lee. Thank you. I agree that Steve's voice and vibe is very similar to Richard Marx - excellent. I am glad the weather is treating you right! (Thank you too for the hot rod back-story. Excellent!). And, without a doubt, you'll be busy in the music scene forever! Many more memories to make with those basses!
😊 I think I'll wash the patio, and mine sweep it for wasp nests. 🏎💕🎵🎶🎵
You’ve yet to disappoint with any of the music you’ve brought us, and Steve Camp is another sonic treat.
Thanks for the background on the hotrod. It sounds like it filled a niche for you, but it was time to fill someone else’s niche, now.
Stay safe and stay well!
Thank you for the story on your hot rod..funny you came to Chico to pick it up..Chico is my home town..what year was that ?You never thought you would still be busy in the music industry at tbis time in your life !!Kudos to your career.Surprise surprise.Bill Chaplin is such a wonderful musician..The Sons, Chicago and all his studio work.Thanks again Lee.Be safe stay safe.A shout to the backuard boys..!!!!Make it a great day it's beautiful here in Chico today too.
Chico 1976
Steve is doing really well. He is the lead Pastor at Cross Church down in Palm City, FL.
🥠 The links of love and friendship are strongest when tempered by adversity.
🥠 Patience and generosity are the best seasoning.
🥠 A wise man knows when to stand back and let others shine.
🥠 Nothing can replace copious notes.
🥠 Those who gladly give of themselves will have a glimpse of heaven.
🥠 Take care when the 3:45 comes through; trust that the destination will be worthy of the journey.
🥠 Every creature under the sun, especially those with floppy ears, has a groove to play. The whiskered ones who can only watch from a distance are also part of the plan.
🥠 Greater satisfaction can be found in creating fortunes then in cleaning the cat box.
🥠 Random fortune cookie generators and Auto-Tune will be of no benefit in the end. Do your own work.
🥠 Resist with courage!
In the T-Buckets latest incarnation ever get timed in the 1/4 mile?
High maintenance toy indeed 😉
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Love Brother
Never raced it.
Lee, You play on so many of the CCM albums from my era that I've always assumed you also have spiritual sympathies that line up there as well. I wish you would speak to that. Love you and your work.
Whoa..Not ready for pasture yet..You are still popular and in demand..Many many years left..
I loved the bass work you did with Steve Camp back in the day. When you listen back now, what do you think of the runs you played? I especially loved them in Steve's albums. It was like you were given more freedom to let loose. Do you tend to just improvise them when recording session work?
Hola soy un admirador de la música que ud hace yo también toco bajo pero un estilo muy diferente a lo suyo pero igual es para mi un placer escucharlo saludos cordiales desde chile América latina un abrazo fraterno a la distancia que este muy bien junto a su familia adiós
Mr steve camp..interesting christan music..steve,s voice reminds cross j cougar mellencamp john waite..thank you sir..
I’m a bass player too. Just recently I got a Corvette and love it. You may want to look into one of those. If you get the correct one your looking at a possible 770 BHP car. They also have a great community of Corvette clubs. I also worked in the Christian music industry for about 20 years with Sparrow, Light records and many more labels. I saw your name on a majority of the product I was pushing.
Hey Lee, Great show today!!!!! Thanks!
Thanks
Unloading stuff...tell me about it!! I had moved so many times over the years, I was always worried something in my memorabilia collection would get lost or wrecked. Best thing I did was donate it to the Rock Hall Library here in Cleveland. I can always go visit it if I wanted to...someone else can enjoy it now!!
I keep pointing out to my hubs, when he has two of everything.
Including huge telescopes, and m ta
Coming up to 71, and he has ordered a new motorcycle.
Only a 125cc, but I worry
@@anncaswell8569 Well I hit 67 beginning of this year and my 4th Guitar arrived in Feb, the accountant was NOT best pleased, my answer to everything is well, I don't see an issue here, when I fall over for the last time just flick it, and the money's all yours
@@hanspeterlillese2225 Ummm maybe, the accountant is the partner, and believe it or not, no it wasn't the 4th that year, just the 4th, though to be fair 3 of them were over a 7 year period which in my book is not a problem. The main issue with these types is they can't take off that hat, the money thing is burned into their brains. sigh. 🙄 my answer probably doesn't help either, 😁
Love Steve Camp grew up jamming on alot christian rock… Did you ever work with Paul Leim or Dan Huff master of the Stratocaster lol!! Enjoy your videos and your playing influences me greatly on bass!! Thanks
Did lots of projects with with Dan and Paul.
Thanks Lee ! I actually did here Dan played on this project.. but you clarified what I meant .. I know he’s was really hard on the LA scene in those days till he went Nashville did that Shania Twain albums.. Thanks again for you awesome music!
You are fretting every time you play. 🎶🎶
No reason you should be fretting when you are relaxing over a lovely meal! 🌭🍟🍦
Wishing you all the best! Have missed you!
Yes, Bill Champlin, Jason Scheff, … I love(d) Chicago and have many CDs and also some LPs. My favourite song being „Niagara Falls“, but of course many others too. Bill and his wife are also making great music witj Joseph Williams (current Toto-singer).
Coolest story about your Hot Rod! 🔥Wowza
Lee, your truly amazing 👏 enjoy everything I visit you. Music, interesting facts. 👩💜🍂
I SO love Steve Camp!!
And I hop you will be doing his for a long time, Sir.
Love Steve Camp. Wonder how many session players were saved playing with Steve Camp and other Christian artist.
Haiku for Lee
A warm daily note
from a true, musical heart
makes me smile then sing.
My first concert as a young man. Steve Camp
Did the buyer kick the tyres before buying?
hopefully not the back ones, would've probably broken a couple of toes lol
@@sceiron1 Yes. It would have played merry hell with the gout. Pass the port sir!
Had this album, Dan Huff was a legend, did not know about Leland until he played with Steven Curtis Chapman…
Lee what you really needed was to be able to have a Rottweiler that you could have sitting in the car when you went to the supermarket or whatever., but glad it has gone to a good "new" home
Queue a spin of the Who's seldom heard "Bucket T" from their early days? :-) (It's up on RUclips.) I was a hot rod fan back in the day, read things like Hot Rod magazine, and was a fan of NHRA Top Fuel drag racing. (I note to my delight that former Top Fuel champ "Big Daddy" Don Garlits is still involved. He has a garage in FL, and is trying to set the world speed record for an _electric _dragster.) Agreed, though, you haven't time to properly deal with it, so find a home for it with someone who can give it the attention it deserves.
Do studio musicians that worked on a record get any royalties or income from the record sales?
Usually it is just pay for hire and you just get what you get from the original session.
Thanks Lee 👍🏻
I'd never heard of him, he's an interesting character.
Me either but I like what Im hearing
Lastname First Ditto.
I do love Richard Marx, and this is similar.
He did a great job with Michael W. Smith as well
We have a couple of Christian Bands here but they don’t rock like that!
Great Bassists rarely retire, Ron Carter just finished a week at Birdland! Keep Rocking!
Cool
Call it Christian Music or Pop Music, I call it great music! Hi everyone 👋 Have a great rest of your Sunday or enjoy your Monday. Stay safe everyone ✌🖕
I went see an Steve camp concert in canada in 1989 may rally in New b
Please bring your Immediate Family to Vancouver.
His voice reminds me a lot of Richard Marx
Very much so
That's the name I was thinking too.
Hey Rik pretty much from the get go I thought, especially his higher register
Steve Camp reminds me of Michael W. Smith's early years, if you listen to his early records, it has the same vibe
I worked with Michael W too!
Yes definitely like Richard Marx.
People are upset about YOU selling YOUR car?? People need to check themselves.
Kim Karnes..bet u played w her too?
ich stehe nicht auf Benzinschlucker .
Richard Marx???
Yes
Leland have you ever thought about giving your life to Christ?
Ist sehr schwer für mich zu verstehen . Aber ich habe ein E-Auto und das ist besser für die Welt .