1709. Indianapolis, Indiana ( last show of pt. 1 )
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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My PO Box is: Leland Sklar
PO Box 92316
600 Lincoln Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91109-9998
Thanks again for all the tour tours, Lee! I love the inside look at the music business, and some of the beautiful venues around America.
Home Sweet Home 🏡 tomorrow! Thank you for all, Leland! 💕 ✨️
The behind the scenes comradeship and yes very good cinematography and the beauty and melodious sounds of Brads warmups will be so missed over here ! Until next time !❤
Nice spread… beautiful catering, thank you Connie. ❤
I will definitely miss seeing Brad's practices. Such a joy to listen to.
Leland thanks for the tours!!!!! On Top of the getting lost in the Venues(AWESOME)....It is like a back stage pass we will never get on our OWN.
Please tell Mr. LYLE and all the gang we say hi and thanks for saying hi to us....and Bang it out tonight!!!!!!!!
Mr. Sklar, a heartfelt thank you for bringing us along. Enjoy your time home. Looking forward to the next leg of the tour.
Have a great last show, Lee!! You've all done such an amazing job, on the road and on the stage!
Thank you for taking us through all of your travels and adventures. I hate saying goodbye & I'll miss seeing everyone, too, but you'll be back together before you know it!!
Thank you, Lyle & the Large Band! 👏
Love you bunches and love all of you! ❤🥰🎸🎵🎼🎷🎶🎼🥁🪇🪘🎤🎛🎹
Hi, Sue Corrigan 🇮🇪 🍀
Don't say goodbye... 🇮🇪
Say...
May the road rise up to meet you..,
May the Sun Shine warm upon your face 👩🏼💖🧙🏼♂️,☀
May the rain ☔ fall soft upon your fields,...
.. and Until we meet again..
May GOD HOLD YOU IN THE PALM of his HAND 🖐️ 🙏 ☮️🧙🏼♂️💖👩🏼💖🇮🇪🇺🇸🧙🏼♂️💖🇬🇧 🛥 ⛵ 🌊 💖
when Brad practices -it reminds me of early hard bop jazz! Thanks Brad -much luv!
We enjoy Brad's dedication to his instrument. And your sneaking up on him. Keeping it fun
Thank you Lee, for taking us along on your tour. l especially appreciate that you just let it roll. No cuts, edits, or retakes. That makes it real. And here’s to Brad and his ethereal echoing horn practice. The soundtrack to your video.
Leland has a way of making you take a step back when you see THE MAN. Brad you are the Man, thanks for being a kind and gentle soul. Thanks all you gals and guys. I bet Buck is one helluva steel player, Hi Buck! I always admired Pedal Steel guitar players. Keep playing all you guys..Again, hope you had fun tonight and are looking forward to getting to Home Sweet Home, there's nothing like it, God Bless you guy and stay hopeful for our country come November. Doug
Leland - I always enjoy your videos. Saw and met you last year in Woodinville WA at St Michelle Winery and saw the show again this year a few weeks ago. Btw the opening act, The Milk Carton Kids, were amazing. I now own two of their albums because of that show. Next time you run in to them tell them they are fabulous.
The whole show was great. See you next year I hope.
Starting my workweek by watching the end of yours, Lee! Cheers!
I feel your love Brad 🤎 you and Lee have such a cathartic energy, it’s a treat watching these videos.
Love George the stagehand and all the characters that never get seen. So many times some of us couldn’t go out for walks or attend concerts but Lee you helped us to feel a part of everything again and this time it felt very special. I think we understand why being on the road feels like home because of your thoughtfulness with including us. Thank you Lee (and Brad). 🙏🙏😎☮️
Good point, if it were not for Leland’s documenting his road trip we would never have seen or heard about many of these on the road stories. ☮
@@artemisXsidecross Artemis the venues and surroundings that Lee has shown would perhaps never be visited if it wasn’t for Lee. The colours of the characters along the way has added to the kaleidoscope of his adventures. The comfortable feeling of just being a part of the point of view helps it all to feel so normal and just like home.☮️
Brad has become the star of your venue tours!
There's a palpable 'School's Out' vibe to this video.
Have really enjoyed this tour, with your great sense of fun & mischief and Brad's highly-amusing appearances.
Thanks Lee !!
Thanks Lee, always enjoy the tours. Glad you are back home now. I feed the rabbits outdoor rabbits as well, lots of Kale and apples. They are spoiled and I enjoy them every day. Thanks again.
Thanks again for bringing us along. So nice of you to share. Hope you will see 6 weeks of progress in Maureen's recovery. She's a trooper. Have a fun night.
Greetings and love from Norway Leland. I have enjoyed watching every episode (and last year + your home videos), and I can`t thank you enough but I will try. Tusen Takk -
Thank you Leland for all the backstage pass 🙏 into the bowels of the venues. And we will miss Brad and his never ending love of practice of his saxophone. He has the greatest smile and attitude...espwhen he is snuck upon. And when you get home Romeo won't even recognize who you are..and a honey do list is stuck on the refrigerator door. These videos have been greatly appreciated..stay safe be safe Leland 🙏 Sklar Peace 🙏 ✌️ ✌️ ☮️..have a great time at your gig tonight !!!!
Really beautiful, modern venue. Great landscaping and just generally pleasant. Can’t wait for all the content after the tour, thank you again for always taking us along with you sir. Love you so much. Gary in Tulsa.
LOVE playing “spot the amazing sax player hiding from Lee and practicing like we all wish we did” every video!!
Thanks for everything. I’d LOVE to see some more clips or portions of your openers if/when it’s possible. I’ve watched Shawn and KT a dozen times. What a joy. Thanks for everything as always. And bittersweet to part but your family misses you a lot, I’m sure. You’re an amazing human. ☮️❤️🎵
Hey lee. I’m sorry. I was watching a steely dan performance and I had to watch it till the end. Tom Barney was killing it. So smooth. The two against nature concert. love that album❤️ Two songs I dared to play along with. Janie runaway and jack of speed. My way of course. I’m not as good as you (yet) 😁but you can bet your ass it was in time😎
So therefore I’m a bit late for watching your video.
Thank you for covering part one of this tour. Always a joy to watch and a highlight of my day.
I hope the journey home is uneventful and relax.
Thank Brad for being such a good sport after your torment 😉(scaring him) on a daily basis. HE is a amazing sax player. ❤️
The large band is not complete without him.
See you next time dear friend. Greetings 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Your tours of the venues are spectacular, it's a delight to see every detail of these places. You involve us in a way that makes it as if we really know these places. Very fun and informative, congratulations!
Indy is a great town. I was there about a month ago- went to Shapiro's Deli to get my Pastrami Sandwich "fix." Have a great last show, Lee. And please keep posting content. I love all that you do.
BRAD!! I LOVE your music and getting to meet you in internet world - Thank you Leland, I have enjoyed your tour vids so much♥
Always a joy watching your daily routine, yes you do become a short lived family and very close on the road, but for me reality always struck when I would get back home and ten minutes later my wife would ask me to take the trash out.
White River State Park was created as a unique partnership between the state of Indiana, city of Indianapolis, and community partners who wanted to provide Indianapolis residents with more greenspace, revitalize the downtown, and compliment the Indianapolis Convention Center and IUPUI. As the area where the park now stands deindustrialized in the 1970s, those partners went to work.
In 1978, the Lilly Endowment funded preliminary architectural planning by the firm Browning Day Pollak Associates. The following year in 1979, the Indiana General Assembly created the White River State Park Development Commission. The Commission operates as a quasi-governmental agency and is separate from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
In 1981, the Commission presented the “park master plan” to the public. Eight different firms presented models with their ideas of developing the 250-acre space, including amusement park rides and a 7,800-foot tower, which were never built.
The park’s executive director, Bruce C. Brown, presented the estimated $185 million budget and announced that 60% of the cost would come from private sector support. Other income would come from income-producing facilities such as parking structures. The commission also received a $5 million grant from Lilly Endowment.
From 1980-1981, the original Washington Street Pumping Station was refurbished and made into a visitor center for the park
In 1980, The White River State Park Commission purchased Oscar C McCulloch School No. 5. After negation with the Historic Landmarks Foundations, the park agreed that a replica of the façade of the building would be installed in the new Indiana State Museum.
The first White River State Park Games were held in 1983, with over 5,000 amateur athletes participating in the three-day event. The games were the first major activity to focus statewide attention on the park.
Construction began in 1984 to reroute Washington Street, creating the Washington Street Pedestrian Bridge and making way for the Indianapolis Zoo to come to become the first attraction at White River State Park.
In September of 1985, the zoo broke ground and in 1987 moved to the new facility. Their doors opened in 1988, starting to a decade of expansion as they created facilities that mimicked the animals’ native habitats.
The River Promenade pedestrian walkway opened along the upper bank of the White River in 1988. The Commission built the walkway from Indiana limestone at a cost of $1.3 million. That same year, the $12 million National Institute for Fitness and Sport opened to the public.
Building on the theme of a cultural park, The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art opened its doors in June 1989 and is the largest collection of Native American art east of the Mississippi River.
Tragedy struck the park on September 11, 1992, when a plane carrying four prominent community leaders - park executive director Robert Welch, Frank McKinney, John Weliever, and Michael Carroll - collided with a private plane on the way Columbus, Ohio. All four men were instrumental in the park’s development. A memorial honoring their memory was placed in the park near the Old Washington Street Bridge.
In 1996, the White River State Park Development Commission approved a $6.4 million bid to build Indiana’s first IMAX theater on the site formerly occupied by the Acme-Evans Company. The plan was for the theater to share the site with the future Indiana State Museum, pending funding from the Indiana General Assembly.
Later that year in July of 1996, the Indianapolis Indians baseball team moved from Bush Stadium on the west side of the city to Victory Field, which was built on the former site of the Kingan Meatpacking plant.
The Indianapolis Zoological Society broke ground on the White River Gardens in 1997. The botanical garden merged with the Indianapolis Zoo in 2006.
In 1999, the NCAA Headquarters opened after the organization relocated from Kansas City, where it had been since 1952. The following year in 2000, the NCAA opened the NCAA Hall of Champions, an interactive museum dedicated to providing a greater understanding of the NCAA and its membership of colleges, universities, and student athletes.
In 2002, the Indiana State Museum opened, being built around the IMAX theater. The museum’s mission is to showcase the stories, events, and characters that have helped shape Indiana’s history.
The Lawn at White River State Park opened in 2004 on the former site of the Beveridge Paper Company with a temporary stage for concerts and events. The stage had to be built each spring and taken down in the fall. The new TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park opened in 2021 featuring a capacity of 6,000 and has become a premiere concert destination.
In 2020, Elanco chose Indianapolis for the site of its new global headquarters, which will be built at the site of the former GM Stamping Plant. Adjacent to that project, White River State Park is developing a 15-acre extension that will be bounded by Washington and Oliver Streets on the north and south and by a rerouted White River Parkway and the White River on the west and east. The park extension is the largest development of the park since the 1990s and was instrumental in securing Elanco’s commitment to Indianapolis.
Welcome back to Indianapolis Leeland. Thanks for giving us your walk arounds at the various venues and yes it is humid here today in central Indiana. I know you're looking forward to getting back to SoCal and "the boys" and Maureen.
Thanks again Lee. And Brad, I felt the love.
This is almost like a TV series. All the personalities of the tour. I love them all!
I get the impression you could do this all your life, Leland, and I can imagine you can’t wait until it starts up again. Look ahead to then, and enjoy the time back at home.
I lived in Indianapolis from October 2006 to November 2009. I was occasionally near the state park (particularly on the Washington Street crosstown bus), but I didn’t ever go into that amphitheater. Thank you for bringing your viewers there (and bringing it to the viewers).
Thanks Lee for all of your work and commentary to enlighten all of us out here. The pleasure is ours.
Thank you for taking us backstage on this tour through the grand old theaters, and grand old theaters-turned-rock clubs, amphitheaters, big tops and ... hmph... Masonic Halls, along with the ready-made concert venues that seem to be built just yesterday. it's been great meeting the guys in the band and the crew, Brad, Amy, Buck and steel guitar, everybody. I hope you can get some R&R, and get things done, and come fresh for the one-offs and the tour of the South.
Thanks for all Lee ! Kiss from France 🙏🙏🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Awesome! End of the leg. Always appreciate these. Love to Brad! He and of course you are both a true inspiration.
Gonna miss the tour posts and Brad startling! Will of course still watch your videos when you're back home, but look forward to when you head back out in Sept cause these are just so much fun to watch!!!
It’s been fun Lee I have enjoyed your backstage affairs I met you at The Factory guy in the wheelchair at book signing, it’s fun to see some venues I’ve worked thru with tours and enjoy your great appreciation of older architecture and buildings be safe and we hope to see ya back at The Factory soon 🤘🎸😎
Hi from the southside of Indy! Have a great show! Thank you for sharing this video.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.💙💙🙏
Thanks for the tours and info Lee!! 😎✌
Thanks as always for showing us around. Big love to Brad he’s a great guy I love his laugh
This was another great looking venue. I wish Maureen all the best. Cheers, Leland! 🙏✌️
I remember this location from your last tour. Great location & fantastic catering! Thanks for the videos. I enjoy everyone. You deserve some time off at home with Maureen & the puppies. Recharge your batteries! We will miss Brad- he is such a good player and a sport. Tell him we care.
Appreciate you so much Lee! I always look forward to your videos, especially when I get to see you correspond with Brad and the team. You ALL are the greatest and a BIG THANK YOU for all that you ALL do!! 😊
What an absolute pleasure it’s been to keep up with the vlog. Love the raw, B-roll vibe of it that oozes authenticity. Can’t wait for more. Much love from VA. Hope to see you guys on the next leg 🙏🏼🫶🏼
Aww, so sweet. ever since I saw you all in Evansville, I have enjoyed these.
You've heard of "Where's Waldo?."...well this had been the "Where's Brad?" tour. Thanks for sharing with us.
“Can you feel… the love tonight”… 🎶 🎵 🎶 oh Brad, we love you too… great view from center stage…
Enjoy your last show… safe travels to Maureen & the Boys!🐶🐕
Impressive that your suitcase color matches your lipstick. Always a fashion icon! 👄
So nice to see these beautiful places….Im sure it’s hard to wind down…after being with your extended family for these extended tours….Thank you to Lyle and all folks that make this possible…All the love back at cha!!…Yall travel safe home…See ya soon🥰🌹🪷🌹🪷🌹🪷🎶❤️💕🖕🖕🖕🖕👍🙏
Thanks so much for the tours. Looking forward to your next gigs. Have fun with the puppies and getting caught up with the yard work.
Looks like you had a good tour. Enjoy time at home for a while. It was great to catch one of your shows in Spokane. 😊❤
Thanks so much, Lee for taking your time and energy to share all these venues with us. For me I live vicariously through you and your videos.
Can't thank you enough for showing us all these venues, Lee. It's been a lot of fun, bro! 😉
I will miss theses, but you deserve to get home too. Thanks for all the Tours!
Thanks again for all of these wonderful venue videos. Safe travels back, and enjoy the time at home!
Thank you and tge entire crew for letting us onto your world.😊
Thanks Lee and crew love these vids, always brings a chuckle and smile to my face, much appreciated.✌🤍🖕
Thank You Lee so much for sharing your tour with us and the amazing people you work with everyday and all the cool places👍.
A real pleasure as always Lee. It gets to be routine viewing here at my place . Always informative ,always enjoyable and very funny. Will miss Brad too . all lovely humble folks in this band . Have a great last gig and safe ,hassle free journey home . Love
HI Lee, beautiful venue. Thanks for taking us along. Safe travels tomorrow. I know your family will be so happy to have you home. ❤
Thanks for coming to Indy. I can’t wait for to tonight’s show!
Holy moly! 6 wks since you’ve been home. Romeo will have changed so much & the dynamic with his bros will too. Mellow as they both are. 🙃
I'm sure Maureen is happy to know you'll be around for a while. You'll be putting the truck in so I'll be right as rain after Lyle's next Fall leg. I guess the Moon Crush Cowboy gig in Miramar will be the last before the Election. Here's hoping it won't end in an uncivil war.🙏
~Best to you, Maureen, Romeo, Marcello & Rossano. Happy yardwork!
Evening Leland, final tour time(for now)👍👍👍
Evening KJ - BB 🧙♂️ ☮️ 🌟 ☮️💖✨⭐💫🎶
PART #1 ✨🌟⭐💫🎤🎸🎵🌙
@@m1nn1s hi m1nn1s👍👍
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Great seeing the sights and going to the show as well!
Thank you
In my native state SoCal Southern California we’ve got eight rabbit species. The most common species are the black-tailed jackrabbit (Lepus californicus). There’re only one native to Indiana, Sylvilagus floridanus mearnsii (pronounced murn-see-eye).
You know, I've been to so many shows there, and even though it's "my city", it was a thrill to get a tour from the stage and back with you. Come back soon.
Thanks enjoyed EVERY one. look foward for the next leg. and Thanks Brad.
Always enjoy your Wilburs (Posts) its like being a baby carried around getting shown off to all your friends hah!
Thank you Lee you are a gem
Olá boa noite meu amigo,,learnd sklar,,,olha que lindo vídeo que vc fez né, olha eu amei, e eu achei muito bonita aí, as ruas tudo limpinhas. Isso e um sinal de que o povo aí são educados né. Parabéns pelo o seu vídeo. Olha leand sklar eu sou seu fã,,,eu moro no Brasil
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I like your "Big Pink" suitcase, Leland! I hope your show went well tonight, and that you all have a safe and relaxing vacation. Take care, friends all!
Ty for giving us a little taste of your professional life. So cool.its beautiful there.
Thank you for your videos. Delightful and much appreciated. Best to you.
It's been a gas seeing your "backside" in these venues. Also enjoy your interaction with the people who make it happen. Rest well.
Safe flight home. Hope Dallas airport treats your bass well. And with extra care
The bass coming out of that PA was brutally loud. 😮Had the volume way down and it was still crazy.
Yeah, that. To insert my editorial comment... that's everything now. It doesn't matter what the music is. Everything tends to be THE BIGGEST GODZILLA KICK DRUM IN THE WORLD, and also some other stuff. You can have something that's just a couple acoustic guitars and vocals, and the audience gets BOOM BOOM BOOM. That and the volume (and I'm not being a fussy old fart, I like loud and proud, especially when it's powerful music (like, concerts in the past few years for me, King Crimson, Steve Hackett...), but these days it's like everything is a good 8-10dB too loud.
Great video! I'm from Indianapolis and this venue has grown a lot. I saw The Black Crowes there back in 2006 when the seats were lawn chairs!
I was just down there for Warren Haynes.great venue.
Looking forward to Part deux ! Bye Brad …see you soon…Safe trip home for all ! Self care time 😊
Thanks Lee and everyone!!!👍
Thank you for these explorations of facilities with a view of the structures, stage dynamics with the many people that maintain, service, and provide catering. Each stop is its own performing art installation. I especially enjoyed on these last two visits seeing signs and workers being proud of their Union affiliation.
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'Bittersweet’ is more than the sum of its parts and feeds wonder.
You have played in the most amazing venues......thank you for showing each one to us
Thanks' for the ride Leland
Great tour Lee. will miss Brad, and all the other musos. Have a good show.
My old friend and next door neighbor is a Manager at Music City Catering.
Leland and Brad and beautiful Amy love you guys Beautiful people. Thanks for taking us along. Hugs for everyone.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@carolcorrigan3130 Hi Mama Carol ❤ 🎶
Lee...always a gentleman, and man about town...🎩
Thank you!!!! Safe travels! 🎷🎷🎷 Will miss you and Brad!!! Will look forward to the next time. 💜 👩💜
Mahalo nui loa Lee, for taking us along the ride 🤙
Has anyone ever lost their musical instrument before going on the set? Well done Leland. It looks like a beautiful venue.
Another good venue. I hope the weather holds! Trivia: It's funny, Indianapolis weather tends to be the weather where I live the next day. The catering building is interesting! Great food spread, too. I just want to say thank you for these tour of tour videos. I just discovered these a few weeks ago and it's great stuff. And, hi Brad! You're such a good sport. I'm sure everybody loves you, man! So patient, being accosted by this hairy old dude every day. It's hilarious. (And what a great band. Lyle sure knows what he's doing putting this together.)
If you have time for a question, Lee, I haz couple. What's the mic on the bass cabinet? I can't tell. On the tour, I'm curious. Is the tour carrying everything with you? I'm guessing that you haul around the whole monitor system, FOH mix position setup, for consistency, but are you carrying your own lights, FOH speakers and amps, or do you hire those local, and/or house systems? Thanks again for the walking tours, and have a nice time getting home for a while. Love and respect to all involved from here. Cheers!
PS- On the logistics stuff... I still can't believe you guys are carrying a piano. Seems like a thing to hire local, although, of course, that's then rolling the dice. I imagine the stagehands seeing the case and thinking "oh, god, no!".
PS Yappage... Funny thing through all the stage views... I keep thinking about the steel player. He sure doesn't need any bass in the monitors; he's probably asking "is there a way you can remove some bass?". Seriously, I'm thinking you probably keep your stage volume nice and civilized, but, he's RIGHT THERE! Oh, and I forgot to salute!- 🖕
You know you are legendary, and you wear it well, sir. Happy Trails.
Thanks Leland
Daryl was the highlight for myself
He's a true gentleman and a brilliant musician
Regards 💪
Thank you Sir for sharing your venues tours. Beautiful experiencie.
Thanks Leland, thanks Brad.🤘
The last time Leland videotaped this venue was 2yrs ago #1033 when he first interviewed Brad. I’m sure a lot has happened to everyone since then, especially Lee.
By the way it’s good to see Brad actually practicing a tricky little phrase today. He is certainly a conscientious and dedicated musician.
Safe travels.
Brad is exemplarily of ‘don’t make friends with a saxophone player if you don’t like hearing a saxophone’. His playing always showcases his talent.
@@artemisXsidecross yes. Lee hopes to sneak up on Brad in the next leg of the tour. Always a treat!
I enjoyed meeting you very much Mr. Sklar ! Such a pleasure to see accomplished Muscians who are at the top of their game performing in "The Large Band"... l wish policies were the same as they were in '88 or '89 when l first saw you Live with James Taylor. In those days we could watch 95% of a Concert we were working on from a seat which had not sold ! - George, IATSE Local 30 Indy.
Thank you for your labor George, IATSE Local 30 Indy, and yes the times have changed ☮
It’s never good bye. 👋. It’s see ya later ❤❤🎉🎉