I found myself smiling a lot throughout the entire interview. I'm sure they feel like they were born in the wrong time, but I'm super grateful they could grace our time with their sound.
I was born in 1964 and grew up loving 70s music and I was a crazy Led Zepplin fan too … and I believe they were born at just the right time. We all needed them and their sound. 🦋
I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of Joe Chambers on Sept 29, 2022. I will miss his warm and knowledgeable interviewing, and his ability to put people at ease. This particular interview is one of my all-time favourites. RIP dear Joe.
I love how the boys don't talk over each other. How patient they are with each other and they just let each other speak and then add to it. Love the love between them all.
. ... Yeowes, The Prowess-!!! VIRTUALLY, Right-Straight From Diapers, To Being Courted By The Rock & Roll (excuse me) *MUSICIONS* Hall Of Fame, SO-SOON, Just Says It ALL ...
Hello Joe. You are such a geniune interviewer. I'm a 55 year old jazz/rock guitarist, so I'm from your generation. You can sense how special and rare these guys are. They're like youngsters who landed in our present world from a time capsule from the late 1960s through the 1970s... I went to grade school and high school with the drummer's father near Frankenmuth, Michigan...
These fellas.. what a class act; their music, attitudes and intelligence is so refreshing. I just discovered them yesterday and already obsessed. Sadly they played in my town last year when I was clueless to their existence... hope they come around again soon! I've been listening to their music non-stop and have watched quite a few interviews, reaction videos, their tiktok compliation, and a podcast filled with GVF facts.. already a full-blown Gretahead 😅 just ordered my first GVF shirt and can't wait to wear it!
These kids are unconsciously good. Their lyrics, music and vocals are spectacular! For some reason, I am reminded of Uriah Heap. This Band's music blows today's music away. Keep it goin' boys, you ROCK!
I'm amazed that I like a newish band like this. I'm almost 60 years old, I have loved classic rock from before it was called classic. This is a great ROCK band!!!
So great to see a group of young guys making an old-fashioned thing called rock and roll ---- where the MUSIC comes first! Not the image, not the video, not the corporate hard sell. Just straight-ahead rockin' energy and a commitment to musical excellence Number One. I saw Led Zeppelin live in 1969 on their first North American tour and this is what they were like---- stripped down, just guitar, bass, drums and vocals. No unnecessary BS. I'm sure a lot of young kids today will love them because they are such a great alternative to the incredibly boring dead Rap/HipHop/Technodance canned digital drum garbage that dominates everything today.
That's another thing I love about these guys, they come from a listening background to many genres of music same as I did my family is musical we went to sleep and woke up listening to accordions, banjos, drums, fiddles -my very favorite is mountain music cause you are getting a full story or conversation but it's in song. When Josh names artists I know who he is talking about-but honestly this is the first rock band I have purposely listened to in 58 years. And I am glad we have them around. They are good family people.
I always find myself coming back to this interview. Thank you for having these wonderful boys and for your contribution to the Musician's Hall of Fame, Joe. Rest in peace. You will be missed.
What an amazing interview by Joe, may he rest in peace. I was saddened to hear of his passing, but this interview show his amazing live and heart, almost like a father talking to his boys. When Duane Eddy came out, yoy know how he cared for theses guts by asking Duane to show up. Duane also so his heart too, I was brought to tears by Joe and Duane's care. It was like a Christmas morning moment. Very well done, two giants showing their respect for the band, now all you complainers out there: Shut the heck up. You can switch heck with your favorite word, lol.
3:26 love this idea of building a relationship or being able to get along with someone better if you’re traveling to beautiful places together. Hope this is how it is with my dad on our big road trip next year
The part about the parent or in my case a grandparent complimenting is huge confidence booster. After our band broke up, my drummer and I would jam in his basement and his grandfather, God rest his soul, was a grumpy guy and was always miserable but in a funny way. Well, we were jamming on Stones and we did some blues and Chuck Berry. His grandfather, who was like a grandfather to me as well, said "So, you guys are good. I like the Chuck Berry." I don't think he realized that we were a pretty successful gig band, playing a lot of the east coast, but mostly in our home town of Philly. We had a house band gig at a legendary Philly Rock and Roll bar that is gone now. I don't think his grandfather payed any attention. We had a bit of a break because I was a professional BMX rider, though I wasn't big time, but I am a Philly BMX legend. The singer/rhythm guitarist was a BIG TIME pro BMX rider and we both had a million friends. Six of our songs are in BMX videos that were sold around the world. I chased my dreams and it was a good time. I've since become a music teacher, teaching 4 instruments, though I can play more, and a father. My daughter is starting on harmonica. She's two and plays better than I can.
This is such a good interview! Ive been binge watching alot of their interviews after seeing them live again. They make me so proud to be a Michigander ✨🤍☮️
I love seeing this whole different side of them. Not in a bad way but most of the time they would be chaotic and talk over each other and here they are in this interview just down to earth and feel like I could have a nice conversation with them forever
Also seeing them in general getting motivation from famous singers especially guitar players who've been in the industry for awhile you can really read it in their eyes like we are definitely staying on this path
I was just visiting the Musicians Hall of Fame yesterday after seeing GvF play Thursday night near Nashville, and this guy Joe Chambers walked over and chatted me and my friend up and gave us his thoughts on the band. Very cool guy.
They got a bad rap and was picked on alot by people saying they are trying to sound like Led Zeppelin. Thats not so much nowdays. They have thier own sound. This interview really showcases how well rounded and what nice guys they really are. Great interview Joe. 👍🏻😎
Ella… I like my guest being able to tell their story without interruption but I must say the guys in the band treat each other with tremendous respect and don’t cut into the other guy who is speaking. I find it’s usually the interviewer who cuts off the guest to jump to their next question without listening to what the guest is trying to say. The interviewer usually goes and stays on the lead singer or maybe lead guitarist and stays there. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching our channel.. Best, Joe
Hi Mike…. I did enjoy it. I already liked them from watching other interviews and wanted to give them a chance to talk about how they created their style/sound without saying something about Led Zepplin. Tom Petty had critics saying he was a Dylan clone which was unfair and of course he found his sound just like GVF is doing. Everyone is influenced by somebody that came before them. Thanks for watching… Joe
OMGosh!!! Posted today. Another amazing interview Joe! I was about to punt, you know, a bunch of young guys, and I heard them say 'Son House'. That really caught my attention. Cool to see that the younger generation is still digging the roots of where it all began. Thank you Joe!
look at joshes response at 34:25 he literally had the same response as I had because I didn't understand what he said lmaoo josh ya killing me hahahahaha
That's how I reply to people when I can't hear them. But that reaction stays in my head and I fake a smile and politely ask them to say it again. Honestly thinking this reaction might be better afterall
they sounds like led zep not because they imitate led zep, they sound like led zep because they listened to the same stuff led zep listened. i love led zep and i'm beginning to love them.
Joe - this was an incredible interview. Your questions were unlike any other interview questions I have seen with Greta Van Fleet. They were provocative and engaging + led to the best interview ever. Thank you so much! Nada
what a great interview! the questions were interesting and the answers were to the point with no rambling or talking over each other. it was also so easy to see they really love each other and respect each other as musicians. if they can stay away from the drugs and the hangers-on they'll be around a damn long time. imagine living the dream...what a rush. joe, you're a dinosaur but I'm sure you have one great story after another. you should do an interview yourself. can you think of an interviewer you'd like to have ask the questions? oh yeah, not one mention of led zep by either side!
Cruiser…. Thanks for sharing your thoughts…. As for me doing interviews I have done a couple. I also did a series of questions and answers for our viewers a couple of weeks after COVID-19 hit and we had to stop doing new interviews for a few months. You can find them on our youtube channel and on our website if you’re interested. Not asking about LZ was my decision as I felt they had been unfairly compared to them in every interview or article I had seen. Merry Christmas… best, Joe
This was a great interview. These guys are well-rounded and very talented. I really like their prosses of righting they are a incredible band now they seem very smart if they stay away from the drugs and other people trying to change there prosses of making music and don't let the money go to there head there is no limit to there success I wish them the best they sound incredible.
I love how completely starstruck they got when Duane Eddy and how they didn't seem to know what to do with themselves. Sam being like "This is real, right? I didn't drink too much coffee? I'm hallucinating?"
Watching the greatest legends music has known right here. Love to see them move the lead vocals around a bit and save josh's voice, well save all singers voices for the long run and max energy and emotion transfer to the sound. Incredible work gents. hope to see ya live one day with my daughter.
If I saw/heard that right, the strat presented to the drummer was from joe chambers, and customized to boot! I think that they were so star struck that that slipped past all of them. I hope he got you to autograph it once it all sunk in! Love what you're doing mr chambers. Hope to one day see your hall of fame with my kids. Glad at least I've found it her on RUclips! Thank you.
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum those are awesome cars. I still have a 67 conv Camaro I bought when I was 16 and an ss350 that I bought at18. I started working at 10 (60hrs a week) and bought them on my own as well as a 69 pace car and a 68 conv. Sold the pace car in 96 when I blew out a knee and couldn't work but had to buy diapers. The 68 is a rat now and the other two have been in storage since the late 80s or early 90s. Broke my back in 98 and have been through some hard times, the wife is gone but I flat out refused to sell the cars. Hope to break them out very soon and enjoy them again before I'm gone and my kids can enjoy them then. I played in bar bands in the 80s but haven't since. May be breaking out my 74 rickenbacker bass soon too. My son is better than I ever was on guitar and has resurrected some old feelings of love of music. He's been playing less than 5yrs and is pulling off Hendrix and SRV already. I'm glad you are posting what you do man we love it. I'd love to come see your hall and take u for a cruise in the ss. Thanks man keep up the great work. 🤘😛✌♥️🖖👍😎
I really think they shouldn’t discuss their previous drummer in public and interviews. The guy was never a public figure or a music professional. It’s their duty to protect his privacy and not discuss him in interviews, no matter what happened between them. He was just a teenager who crossed path with them at some point
... Oh, mi-?!! OMG, Dwayne Eddy-!!! not only IS-HE an early iconic influence on me, to listen to, to hear & to learn from & to emulate; he is also one of my favourite guitarists-guitarist, Bill Nelson, from Bebop Deluxe ...
... &, for Greta Van Fleet to be unexpectedly gifted, live to air, with brand new iconic instruments from such an icon as Dwayne Eddy, is, in my most humble opinion, equal to being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize-!!! ...
Peter Addison, my dad, Joe, loved surprising people… he was so excited planning the unexpected met up between his friend Dwayne and the guys- and GVF were genuinely so excited to hang out with Dwayne at the museum. Glad you enjoyed this interview, thanks for supporting the channel. Hope you can visit the museum sometime. Best, Britt
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum ... yo, Brit-!!! ThankYou so much, for your reply. What a ray of sunshine, GVF are. They are revitalisation energizing trailblazers ...
They’ve moved way beyond covering Zep songs...they have matured and are doing great rock music. I DO wish that they wouldn’t try so very hard NOT to acknowledge the obvious influence of Zeppelin on their sound.
Hi Chuck… well one was mine(Joe) and the other was Duane Eddy’s who shot a clip meeting the guys before their interview with me started. Good eyes you have there:) Thanks for watching….Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Wowwza.... I have a reply from the MR. CHAMBERS..... I have found you due to a Joe Bonamassa interview...I love the LONG FORMAT interview or news story and you do such a WONDERFUL JOB of getting into the meat of the Musician ( RIP MEATLOAF ) I am really learning alot of minutia that I didn't before. I am currently now on Marty Stuart... & I see that Vince Gill is on the que. I would like to see you do a special tour of the storage area where so many instruments were flooded during the 2015 flood in nashville. I saw Little Big Town right after that and they told the story of so many instruments being lost, it was maybe a 3 minute story during that show and I did all I could to not cry in public. Look forward to many more of your interviews... Marty just ordered pizza during the break.... sausage/ cheese/ jalepeno for me please.... Lovin ya all the way from HOUSTON
Thanks Chuck…. Well actually we got hit hard by the flood in 2010. Long story short the city took my first museum by eminent domain to build a new convention center which displaced us. With only seven days notice to relocate or move our museum and it’s entirety before demolition was to begin on our building we in a hurry placed much of our artifacts in storage at the same place many musicians kept their gear. It flooded two months after we were forced to move there. I have video the first day we were allowed to enter the storage building a week later. I may share it one day on our RUclips channel. Thanks again for watching…Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I will look forward to that with much anticipation. If you ever make your way to Houston please let me know... I can show you some good BBQ .... I am on the south side near Clear Lake and NASA are... Galveston can be fun as well... You take care sir.
Hi Christopher…. Thanks for watching and sharing your comments. You are exactly right that Zepplin was not mentioned on purpose but it was me that made the choice. I never told them that I wouldn’t and they never asked me not to bring up Led Zepplin as a influence. It’s obvious they were but I knew their Dad exposed them to all the blues legends from a very early age so even though they were very into Zepplin they were also fans of who influenced Led Zepplin too. If they brought up L Z I would have elaborated on their thoughts of them too but I did not want to do the same interview with them that every other interview I had seen or listened to brought up. I didn’t think it was fair anymore than I thought it was fair that in their early years every interviewer said Tom Petty was a Bob Dylan clone. His voice naturally resembled Dylan but as he grew as a artist he found his own sound and I already see that happening with GVF… Again thanks for watching and supporting us…. Best, Joe
I would have loved for Covid to not be brought up at all during this. 😂 it instantly dates it and ruins the flow. Everyone knows about it already. And it still took 6+ months to drop the masks 😂
Hi Lu… six years from now it might not be so obvious so for the benefit of those who may watch this in the future it will add to their enjoyment hopefully knowing what was happening at the time. Thanks again for watching… best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I totally disagree. But everyone is entitled to their opinion. Great interview, loved seeing the boys get into some of their history, keep up the good work bud.
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I found myself smiling a lot throughout the entire interview. I'm sure they feel like they were born in the wrong time, but I'm super grateful they could grace our time with their sound.
I was born in 1964 and grew up loving 70s music and I was a crazy Led Zepplin fan too … and I believe they were born at just the right time. We all needed them and their sound. 🦋
YES! WELL SAID!
I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of Joe Chambers on Sept 29, 2022. I will miss his warm and knowledgeable interviewing, and his ability to put people at ease. This particular interview is one of my all-time favourites.
RIP dear Joe.
May he R.I.P. 🙏
I love how the boys don't talk over each other. How patient they are with each other and they just let each other speak and then add to it. Love the love between them all.
Give them a couple of years to get on each others nerves…everything is great on the way up …before egos clash and tensions rise
@@bigboiklein6138 they're brothers, I'm sure they've dealt with it all. I'm thinking they'll be alright even if stuff goes down
@@bigboiklein6138 you sunshine you
It's all about the love
Absolutely 💯 ❤... it's lovely to see ❤
It's about time someone gave these young men the respect they have earned. Thanks Joe!
Thanks for watching DBT….. Joe
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... Yeowes, The Prowess-!!!
VIRTUALLY, Right-Straight From Diapers, To Being Courted By The Rock & Roll (excuse me) *MUSICIONS* Hall Of Fame, SO-SOON, Just Says It ALL ...
That's what I said bout time come on these Katz are on point
This interview was one of the best I've seen. You can't beat the depth of content and questions from a highly qualified interviewer.
Thanks rock….. Joe
Hello Joe. You are such a geniune interviewer. I'm a 55 year old jazz/rock guitarist, so I'm from your generation. You can sense how special and rare these guys are. They're like youngsters who landed in our present world from a time capsule from the late 1960s through the 1970s...
I went to grade school and high school with the drummer's father near Frankenmuth, Michigan...
@@jimmylorang995 I want to hear all of your stories!
These fellas.. what a class act; their music, attitudes and intelligence is so refreshing. I just discovered them yesterday and already obsessed. Sadly they played in my town last year when I was clueless to their existence... hope they come around again soon! I've been listening to their music non-stop and have watched quite a few interviews, reaction videos, their tiktok compliation, and a podcast filled with GVF facts.. already a full-blown Gretahead 😅 just ordered my first GVF shirt and can't wait to wear it!
These kids are unconsciously good. Their lyrics, music and vocals are spectacular! For some reason, I am reminded of Uriah Heap. This Band's music blows today's music away. Keep it goin' boys, you ROCK!
Me too! I thought of U.H. as well.
I'm amazed that I like a newish band like this. I'm almost 60 years old, I have loved classic rock from before it was called classic. This is a great ROCK band!!!
Me too.! I’m 59! I’m obsessed with them!
I saw them live with my teen son, I’m in my 50s, they were awesome 👏🏻
Im 66 and I totally agree,they’re amazing 😂
I've always felt like I was born too late ('80) - so glad I get to experience new "classic rock" like this!
So great to see a group of young guys making an old-fashioned thing called rock and roll ---- where the MUSIC comes first! Not the image, not the video, not the corporate hard sell. Just straight-ahead rockin' energy and a commitment to musical excellence Number One. I saw Led Zeppelin live in 1969 on their first North American tour and this is what they were like---- stripped down, just guitar, bass, drums and vocals. No unnecessary BS. I'm sure a lot of young kids today will love them because they are such a great alternative to the incredibly boring dead Rap/HipHop/Technodance canned digital drum garbage that dominates everything today.
I absolutely love these boys. Nothing but love and respect for them 💚
This guy really is good at interviewing he asks good questions and listens well also. He guides the show super well.
Thanks for watching and your very kind comments…. Best….Joe
Well said
I love how intelligent they are and how well they communicate. They are very mature for their age.
That's another thing I love about these guys, they come from a listening background to many genres of music same as I did my family is musical we went to sleep and woke up listening to accordions, banjos, drums, fiddles -my very favorite is mountain music cause you are getting a full story or conversation but it's in song. When Josh names artists I know who he is talking about-but honestly this is the first rock band I have purposely listened to in 58 years. And I am glad we have them around. They are good family people.
I always find myself coming back to this interview. Thank you for having these wonderful boys and for your contribution to the Musician's Hall of Fame, Joe. Rest in peace. You will be missed.
What an amazing interview by Joe, may he rest in peace. I was saddened to hear of his passing, but this interview show his amazing live and heart, almost like a father talking to his boys. When Duane Eddy came out, yoy know how he cared for theses guts by asking Duane to show up. Duane also so his heart too, I was brought to tears by Joe and Duane's care. It was like a Christmas morning moment. Very well done, two giants showing their respect for the band, now all you complainers out there: Shut the heck up. You can switch heck with your favorite word, lol.
3:26 love this idea of building a relationship or being able to get along with someone better if you’re traveling to beautiful places together. Hope this is how it is with my dad on our big road trip next year
The part about the parent or in my case a grandparent complimenting is huge confidence booster. After our band broke up, my drummer and I would jam in his basement and his grandfather, God rest his soul, was a grumpy guy and was always miserable but in a funny way. Well, we were jamming on Stones and we did some blues and Chuck Berry. His grandfather, who was like a grandfather to me as well, said "So, you guys are good. I like the Chuck Berry." I don't think he realized that we were a pretty successful gig band, playing a lot of the east coast, but mostly in our home town of Philly. We had a house band gig at a legendary Philly Rock and Roll bar that is gone now. I don't think his grandfather payed any attention. We had a bit of a break because I was a professional BMX rider, though I wasn't big time, but I am a Philly BMX legend. The singer/rhythm guitarist was a BIG TIME pro BMX rider and we both had a million friends. Six of our songs are in BMX videos that were sold around the world. I chased my dreams and it was a good time. I've since become a music teacher, teaching 4 instruments, though I can play more, and a father. My daughter is starting on harmonica. She's two and plays better than I can.
This is such a good interview! Ive been binge watching alot of their interviews after seeing them live again. They make me so proud to be a Michigander ✨🤍☮️
I love seeing this whole different side of them. Not in a bad way but most of the time they would be chaotic and talk over each other and here they are in this interview just down to earth and feel like I could have a nice conversation with them forever
Also seeing them in general getting motivation from famous singers especially guitar players who've been in the industry for awhile you can really read it in their eyes like we are definitely staying on this path
... Down To Earth, is a magical album by the band, NEKTA ...
I was just visiting the Musicians Hall of Fame yesterday after seeing GvF play Thursday night near Nashville, and this guy Joe Chambers walked over and chatted me and my friend up and gave us his thoughts on the band. Very cool guy.
Nice to meet you guy’s Clay… thanks for visiting our museum…. Best,, Joe
They got a bad rap and was picked on alot by people saying they are trying to sound like Led Zeppelin. Thats not so much nowdays. They have thier own sound. This interview really showcases how well rounded and what nice guys they really are. Great interview Joe. 👍🏻😎
Thanks David... Joe
love seeing danny having room to talk i feel like it's so rare :(
Ella… I like my guest being able to tell their story without interruption but I must say the guys in the band treat each other with tremendous respect and don’t cut into the other guy who is speaking. I find it’s usually the interviewer who cuts off the guest to jump to their next question without listening to what the guest is trying to say. The interviewer usually goes and stays on the lead singer or maybe lead guitarist and stays there. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching our channel.. Best, Joe
Joe, you must of really enjoyed this interview! The boys really showed respect and gave you great responses to your questions. Best interview
Hi Mike…. I did enjoy it. I already liked them from watching other interviews and wanted to give them a chance to talk about how they created their style/sound without saying something about Led Zepplin. Tom Petty had critics saying he was a Dylan clone which was unfair and of course he found his sound just like GVF is doing. Everyone is influenced by somebody that came before them. Thanks for watching… Joe
Thanks Joe, great interview! Good to see you are covering the younger generation. Visiting the "Musicians Hall of Fame", is on my bucket list.
Hope to see you here David. Thanks, Joe C.
Spoiler alert: Sam's reaction in that last section - so sweet!
This is how real music sounds. Real instruments and real voices.
I loved this interview! It was a great pace that allowed for some very organic and genuine conversation and insight!
Thanks Grace……….Joe
Me too I’m 55 grew up on zeppelin and Van Halen I am so excited about this amazing young band
OMGosh!!! Posted today. Another amazing interview Joe! I was about to punt, you know, a bunch of young guys, and I heard them say 'Son House'. That really caught my attention. Cool to see that the younger generation is still digging the roots of where it all began. Thank you Joe!
Thanks John... Best, Joe
look at joshes response at 34:25 he literally had the same response as I had because I didn't understand what he said lmaoo josh ya killing me hahahahaha
That's how I reply to people when I can't hear them. But that reaction stays in my head and I fake a smile and politely ask them to say it again. Honestly thinking this reaction might be better afterall
Such a good interview, best one ive probably ever seen
Thanks 6…. Joe
This is a most delightful interview! Thanks to all involved!
they sounds like led zep not because they imitate led zep, they sound like led zep because they listened to the same stuff led zep listened. i love led zep and i'm beginning to love them.
Every one of them are amazing
great interview...these guys are so well versed...blows me away! Love everything Greta!!!💖💕✨
The guitarist is very thoughtful
Joe - this was an incredible interview. Your questions were unlike any other interview questions I have seen with Greta Van Fleet. They were provocative and engaging + led to the best interview ever. Thank you so much! Nada
what a great interview! the questions were interesting and the answers were to the point with no rambling or talking over each other.
it was also so easy to see they really love each other and respect each other as musicians.
if they can stay away from the drugs and the hangers-on they'll be around a damn long time.
imagine living the dream...what a rush.
joe, you're a dinosaur but I'm sure you have one great story after another. you should do an interview yourself. can you think of an interviewer you'd like to have ask the questions?
oh yeah, not one mention of led zep by either side!
Cruiser…. Thanks for sharing your thoughts…. As for me doing interviews I have done a couple. I also did a series of questions and answers for our viewers a couple of weeks after COVID-19 hit and we had to stop doing new interviews for a few months. You can find them on our youtube channel and on our website if you’re interested. Not asking about LZ was my decision as I felt they had been unfairly compared to them in every interview or article I had seen. Merry Christmas… best, Joe
This was a great interview. These guys are well-rounded and very talented. I really like their prosses of righting they are a incredible band now they seem very smart if they stay away from the drugs and other people trying to change there prosses of making music and don't let the money go to there head there is no limit to there success I wish them the best they sound incredible.
Really great interview, good prompts but also kept them on track for what was meant to be asked. Good stuff.
they look like different races from LotR: Danny and Sam look like elves, Josh a hobbit and Jake like he's from Gondor. All hot af in their unique way
They sing the Anthem for Middle Earth 😆 love it!
I love how completely starstruck they got when Duane Eddy and how they didn't seem to know what to do with themselves. Sam being like "This is real, right? I didn't drink too much coffee? I'm hallucinating?"
Excellent interview, you hit the nail on the head way beyond their years. Great guys hope they never loose them self's. Thanks
Wow..wonderful interview.
Great interview! One of the best i've seen to be honest
Thank you Tobias…..Joe
What a fantastic interview. So well done! I just love these guys from Frankenmuth!
Thanks Michelle …Joe
i was just there today!! amazing place filled with very talented people :)
Thanks for watching Bella.....Joe C.
I also love Broken Bells.
When he says “Jake, Josh, Sammy, brothers. Danny-“before he can get out new brother Sam automatically says “brother” 💕
Can’t wait for the guys to come back to Australia !! The battle at gardens gates is an outstanding album.
Love that the guys all giving Adele some love!
What's not to like? Stay grounded! Keep on rocking! Amazing! A new fan 4 life
This is the best interview I’ve ever seen these guys do who I love so much ❤️
Thanks Cathy…Joe
Great interview with a great band 💯
Thanks C L…..Joe
Stellar interview.
Thanks Arthur…. Joe
Watching the greatest legends music has known right here. Love to see them move the lead vocals around a bit and save josh's voice, well save all singers voices for the long run and max energy and emotion transfer to the sound. Incredible work gents. hope to see ya live one day with my daughter.
I remember seeing the one on the far left and far right in school.
I would be a proud Mama of all these young men.
I’ll be 61 this year and am going to their concert in September with my Daughter. My husband says im too old to go to a concert. 🙄
@@rosyswann539 tell him there’s no such thing😅age doesn’t matter when it comes to music if it’s something you really enjoy 😊
@@rosyswann539 I’m 58 I saw them with my son last week. A lot of older folks were there. They appeal to everyone!!!
This is their best interview ever!!!
Thank you Joe 💛
I'm here late, but this was a great great interview. Enjoyed it tons man. Worth watching again. Thanx
If I saw/heard that right, the strat presented to the drummer was from joe chambers, and customized to boot! I think that they were so star struck that that slipped past all of them. I hope he got you to autograph it once it all sunk in! Love what you're doing mr chambers. Hope to one day see your hall of fame with my kids. Glad at least I've found it her on RUclips! Thank you.
Thanks SS67… I love 67/68/69 Camaro’s and Firebirds. I had a 70 Red Firebird in high school. Rubber front bumper like 69 GTO’s had. Best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum those are awesome cars. I still have a 67 conv Camaro I bought when I was 16 and an ss350 that I bought at18. I started working at 10 (60hrs a week) and bought them on my own as well as a 69 pace car and a 68 conv. Sold the pace car in 96 when I blew out a knee and couldn't work but had to buy diapers. The 68 is a rat now and the other two have been in storage since the late 80s or early 90s. Broke my back in 98 and have been through some hard times, the wife is gone but I flat out refused to sell the cars. Hope to break them out very soon and enjoy them again before I'm gone and my kids can enjoy them then. I played in bar bands in the 80s but haven't since. May be breaking out my 74 rickenbacker bass soon too. My son is better than I ever was on guitar and has resurrected some old feelings of love of music. He's been playing less than 5yrs and is pulling off Hendrix and SRV already. I'm glad you are posting what you do man we love it. I'd love to come see your hall and take u for a cruise in the ss. Thanks man keep up the great work. 🤘😛✌♥️🖖👍😎
SS 67….Look forward to seeing you at the museum. Best…… Joe
Rewatching this was a great decision ❤❤
Awesome show thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching Robert….Joe
Rest in Peace Joe ❤️
2x before "pandemic" and tthey were just great!beautiful people.liner notes!!!!yesssss!!!and art!!!!!60 year cycle of art!!!!yea!!!
Nice... very enjoyable interview.
"The well will only run dry if you stick to a formulaic means of production". Wise words Sam. At what, 22 years old at the time?
connection parents are the best!!!you guys just really live in the big picture..music rules!we resonate and i thank you
Great interview Joe! I would love to hear you interview Chris Gantry about his long career in songwriting in Nashville.
Thanks for watching Rebecca.... best, Joe
Can't wait for you to return to Australia!
POV You’re watching in ‘22 and they’re talking about the end of Covid 😅😭
I really think they shouldn’t discuss their previous drummer in public and interviews. The guy was never a public figure or a music
professional. It’s their duty to protect his privacy and not discuss him in interviews, no matter what happened between them. He was just a teenager who crossed path with them at some point
Hanson are not gone. They have 20 albums in and one of the most loyal fanbase in the industry
Love these boys , mystical !❤
I just realized that that must have been one of the first appearances of the infamous jeans.
how sweet they are
Nice one Joe 👍
Thanks 7.....Best, Joe
Crystal 🔮 Children ❤... love these guys... i had a similar musical up bringing...
It really creates a fantastic ear for music 🎶 🎵 👌
... Oh, mi-?!! OMG, Dwayne Eddy-!!!
not only IS-HE an early iconic influence on me, to listen to, to hear & to learn from & to emulate; he is also one of my favourite guitarists-guitarist, Bill Nelson, from Bebop Deluxe ...
... &, for Greta Van Fleet to be unexpectedly gifted, live to air, with brand new iconic instruments from such an icon as Dwayne Eddy, is, in my most humble opinion, equal to being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize-!!! ...
Peter Addison, my dad, Joe, loved surprising people… he was so excited planning the unexpected met up between his friend Dwayne and the guys- and GVF were genuinely so excited to hang out with Dwayne at the museum.
Glad you enjoyed this interview, thanks for supporting the channel.
Hope you can visit the museum sometime.
Best,
Britt
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum
... yo, Brit-!!!
ThankYou so much, for your reply. What a ray of sunshine, GVF are. They are revitalisation energizing trailblazers ...
Can’t wait to see Rival Sons withGreta
SAM❤️❤️❤️❤️
I don't think there is anything sexier than that.
They’ve moved way beyond covering Zep songs...they have matured and are doing great rock music. I DO wish that they wouldn’t try so very hard NOT to acknowledge the obvious influence of Zeppelin on their sound.
Thanks for watching W...Joe
I guess it makes sense
4 years ago! C'mon!
Legendem para o Português!
do you still find a completely quiet space & noodle for hours every single day ?
Is that martin?
Am I the only one seeing 6 mugs and 4 band members?
Hi Chuck… well one was mine(Joe) and the other was Duane Eddy’s who shot a clip meeting the guys before their interview with me started. Good eyes you have there:) Thanks for watching….Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Wowwza.... I have a reply from the MR. CHAMBERS..... I have found you due to a Joe Bonamassa interview...I love the LONG FORMAT interview or news story and you do such a WONDERFUL JOB of getting into the meat of the Musician ( RIP MEATLOAF ) I am really learning alot of minutia that I didn't before. I am currently now on Marty Stuart... & I see that Vince Gill is on the que. I would like to see you do a special tour of the storage area where so many instruments were flooded during the 2015 flood in nashville. I saw Little Big Town right after that and they told the story of so many instruments being lost, it was maybe a 3 minute story during that show and I did all I could to not cry in public. Look forward to many more of your interviews... Marty just ordered pizza during the break.... sausage/ cheese/ jalepeno for me please....
Lovin ya all the way from HOUSTON
Thanks Chuck…. Well actually we got hit hard by the flood in 2010. Long story short the city took my first museum by eminent domain to build a new convention center which displaced us. With only seven days notice to relocate or move our museum and it’s entirety before demolition was to begin on our building we in a hurry placed much of our artifacts in storage at the same place many musicians kept their gear. It flooded two months after we were forced to move there. I have video the first day we were allowed to enter the storage building a week later. I may share it one day on our RUclips channel. Thanks again for watching…Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I will look forward to that with much anticipation. If you ever make your way to Houston please let me know... I can show you some good BBQ .... I am on the south side near Clear Lake and NASA are... Galveston can be fun as well...
You take care sir.
Everyone knows I'm ugh lee
Which son??? Take your pick
💟🤘🏻
Let's play a game of "guys, avoid mentioning Zep as an influence... but instead list all the people that Zep paid lawsuits to 😆
Hi Christopher…. Thanks for watching and sharing your comments. You are exactly right that Zepplin was not mentioned on purpose but it was me that made the choice. I never told them that I wouldn’t and they never asked me not to bring up Led Zepplin as a influence. It’s obvious they were but I knew their Dad exposed them to all the blues legends from a very early age so even though they were very into Zepplin they were also fans of who influenced Led Zepplin too. If they brought up L Z I would have elaborated on their thoughts of them too but I did not want to do the same interview with them that every other interview I had seen or listened to brought up. I didn’t think it was fair anymore than I thought it was fair that in their early years every interviewer said Tom Petty was a Bob Dylan clone. His voice naturally resembled Dylan but as he grew as a artist he found his own sound and I already see that happening with GVF… Again thanks for watching and supporting us…. Best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum greatly appreciated!
I think my trying to spare his feelings would actually help him become a cash baby he dreamt of
Why anyone would think this band is associated with smash mouth????? It's the waffles ...... go bother someone else 😂
They don't look anything like Robert Plant - can't be his love-children! 💗🌵
Lol. Grand children
I thought it was Joe Chambers the jazz drummer. Not this cool guy.
My son assumed he was the cash baby ..... son you're not in a band 😅 you have yet to achieve anything go tie your shoes ....
You guys are making fools out of america! Thank you for letting folks know proper what normal is! If they have minds - blown
I would have loved for Covid to not be brought up at all during this. 😂 it instantly dates it and ruins the flow. Everyone knows about it already. And it still took 6+ months to drop the masks 😂
Hi Lu… six years from now it might not be so obvious so for the benefit of those who may watch this in the future it will add to their enjoyment hopefully knowing what was happening at the time. Thanks again for watching… best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I totally disagree. But everyone is entitled to their opinion. Great interview, loved seeing the boys get into some of their history, keep up the good work bud.
I feel sorry for the guy who isnt a brother