Kenny Passarelli & James William Guercio on Musicians Hall of Fame Backstage, Complete

In this episode with Kenny Passarelli and James William Guercio, Joe Chambers talks about The Buckinghams, Chad & Jeremy, Joe Walsh, Chicago, Stephen Stills, Elton John, The Beach Boys, Hall & Oates, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Jimi Hendrix, Electra Glide In Blue, CMT, and Guercio's ranch in Montana.
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[@contourbody]

However history reflects on the business side of JWG and Chicago's relationship, their musical collaboration and union, IMHO, produced one of the greatest eras of composition and writing ever witnessed, in the 20th century and arguably, the whole history of music....👍

[@BigWheelHawaii]

This Is The Most "Addictive",,,, "Enjoyable,,,"Knowledgeable",,, and Interesting Channel On All of RUclips... I Can't Carry a "Tune" In a Bucket,,, But Love All The Background Information On "MUSIC",,, All Music,,,, But Especially Country Music... Long Live The King,,, King George,,, and Joe Chambers...

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you for your kind kind words BigWheelHawaii. Would have meant so much to dad.
Best,
Britt

[@ATOMIKAGE]

Great interview, Joe! I really could appreciate all that was said. I go back to seeing the Beatles on February 9, 1964 on Sullivan and have seen Chicago and BS and T at the Fillmore East in New York, many times. The Buckinghams were a great group as well, along with so many others. That was a great time to be alive for sure. Keep up the great work that you do, Joe. As a musician at 70 years old, I love what you do for music. Best of luck and most of all, good health to you and family…..Philip C.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Phillip….Joe

[@doccyclopz]

So great that these stories are being shared and saved for posterity . Thank you

[@chrispeterson73]

Loved this interview Joe! Thanks so very much for your heartfelt work in documenting all of the great artists, music, and producers from a golden era of days passed.
👂🎶❤️👍🥲

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Chris, my dad, Joe, passed September 28th- I know he would have really appreciated your kind words and support for the channel. I agree with all you wrote & appreciate it too.
Hope you can visit the museum sometime.
Best,
Britt

[@DemskePaul2017]

Great interview! I learned quite a bit. I just wish the three of you would stop interrupting each other LOL . Thank you! I think I was born 15 years too late. I would have loved to have been an active musician at Caribou.

[@patrickjames1080]

Absolutely Brilllllliant!!!!!!
Amazing what all three men created by following their - inspiration, instinct, talents, and passions. Thank you!!

[@plathplath]

Thank you, Joe, for another great interview. 🙏

[@jimmyb1559]

Thanks again Joe. Once again I’ve gotten to meet the talented producers and musicians from the greatest era in popular music ever and hear them tell some great behind the scenes stories. We’d never experience them if it wasn’t for your channel. Thanks from someone who would also stare a hole through Chicago’s albums.
Your the best.
Jim

[@luckyone8793]

I just love these stories! They worked so hard for so little money--amazing because they made great records! Thanks for continuing with these fascinating interviews!!

[@ms8596]

Loved this!

[@ivannovotny4552]

Thank you Joe for sharing another awesome interview. As always.... much appreciated.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you too very much Ivan. Very kind of you to comment. Best, Joe

[@chasetower6773]

Thanks again

[@mrDCunningham]

Great series and now I'll watch the whole thing. Thank you Joe and hope you are well. 👍🏻😎

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks David….Joe

[@s.geo.7639]

Great.. thanks so much

[@christopherstapleton2934]

Another great interview...what a couple cool cats! Always enjoy your show joe, great job!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks again Chris… very much appreciated….Joe

[@dhamma58]

It is always an education to hear these interviews and relive some of the music that was so impactful. First time I have heard anybody in many many years mention the Firesign Theater....they were on local radio here in S. Calif and were the absolute best, scripted or not...like these guys, I have lots of stories good and bad from all the work with various (as I finally ended up calling them) show biz sh...s. Time does soften the psyche, so now it is mostly just bemusement at all the antics we experienced...

[@davemack7740]

👍

[@xxcelr8rs]

What was that Ted Turner thing about?

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi Brian… James needed satellites to air CMT. Ted Turner had all the satellites tied up so James had to find other means of airing his CMT channel. Thanks for watching, Joe

[@paulstorm9933]

That was great!!!!!!