Great interview guys!

I could listen to the hood Brother Ray all day drop knowledge 💎 But I got to go apply what he says 🦾💯

Shout out Hermanos Gutierrez!

Magic Platter in-stores are one of my fondest memories. Fastball, Jump Little, Children, Semisonic. Thank you, Don.

Super interesting and in depth conversation! Thanks Jeff and David

I just want to say the Nashville Number System should be one of the first things taught to new players. I think when you tell someone these 3 chords will always sound good together. And that they are the basis for almost every Popular song. And explain how you will see a pattern with the #'s 1,4,5 1,6-,4,5 ..... that you will never see in C,F,G or G,Em,C,D... When i wanted to learn I couldn't afford lessons but I ask the music teacher if he could tell me "Just some chords that go with other chords" ? His answer was an honest one to him. Well I can't because Songs are in different Key's and those Key's have different Chords. Well that's true if you only look at it with Names/Letters. Look at it in #'s and it's 1,4,5 1,5,6-4...The YT guy I learned from Scott Grove had been taking Guitar for 3 years. Knew a lot out of the Mel or Hal books but the teacher would not teach him songs from the 50's up to 1979. So at 13 he was ready to quit When his uncle showed up in town "On Tour" And showed him the Nashville Number System. He played with him that night on stage , finished out the week with him. And started "Gigging" in the Indianapolis area after school and on weekends, Eventually playing all over the country. For so many people they will never need or put to use Note Reading or a lot of other Theory say Modes... But knowing the basic NNS and how you can use it to Transcribe and also Transpose to another Key will keep them playing and learning. And to you dealers out there BUYING a better Guitar , String's, Amp's....Way more than those books that wanna teach 50 way's to play "Tom Dooley"

Summary: “Atop my billboard forehead, I have an asscrack.” PEARL JAM RULES!!

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I love the galuten/richardson era of the bee gees.

thank you 58:41

5:52 thank you Tom. i thought i could slip in thursday during a ddex conference in los anngels. it turns out almost one on one. the guests are a big favorite of mine.

thank you

thank you 5:34

Hello, can you activate the subtitles please?

Awesome, wish they had at least another hour, so many great stories!

57:27 thank you

Mike has been the secret weapon in the band.

thank you Tom for sharing your videos.

"hip hop is not just created by the people who are at the forefront, it's actually the people who are in the room watching those guys too." he's not just talking about the discipline, he talking about the what the culture really is. great content. i learned a lot. thank you

He had a hell of a harmony voice when he was singing with Don Williams.👍

Excellent interview! A joy to watch

Regarding the BeeGees doc, “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart”, when they informed us about Albhy’s contribution was my favorite part. As a young (white male) teenager in the mid-seventies, I was a stubborn fan of traditional Americana style rock music, refusing to accept the growing involvement of technology in the recording process. I would’ve detested the concept of replacing real drums with a synthetic loop, but when watching the 2020 documentary in my late fifties, I couldn’t help but be mesmerised with that hippie counter culture personality. I should’ve resented how his inventions permanently changed rock n roll but I have to admit, I’m now a huge Albhy Galuten fan now.

Loved this you guys. Great to see you both again.

Awesome 👏 video My name is Brandi Pollard This is my first time

Thank you for having us, Tom. This was a fun discussion!

So proud to have Stacey Ryan as a leader at School of Rock!

For 6 years he was the band's drummer and 40 years later he realizes the singer's clever lyrics and bass lines. There then the advantage of being listener fans, such as us.

Why were there no cameras backstage Mr Taplin at the Last Waltz ? You had the cream of the Rock world there in a once in a lifetime concert ,yet Mr Scorsese did not film backstage! Or did he ? Did the late great ,Robbie Robertson have them in an air conditioned vault waiting for the 50 th anniversary of the greatest music documentary ever made in 2026 .....One or more of the guests must have had a little cine camera recorder to film the after concert celebrations ,or one of the crew ,with a personal cam to record the pleasantries for his own archive ? Fingers x' d ....all the best from Scotland .

Nice you've comd a long way from M'DEAH

Thanks for this interview! Wish I could have studied under Albhy while he was producing! What a brilliant individual with a killer ear!!

Hello, folks. My name is Chris Moon, I'm a musician from Baltimore, MD, I used to tour around playing concerts, which I don't do anymore, I'm a songwriter, and recording artist. I've always been a guitarist, but for physical reasons, I prefer these days to play the piano, harmonica, sing, and write. Nice hearing you fellows.

This is awesome thanks Tom

😭 Promo'SM

I'm biased but this is one of my favorites. Thanks Tom

Mills it right about Buck but that’s about it for me. The background music ruined the viewing.

Such an enlightening conversation!

Very Interesting!

🎶GREAT interview!

Thank you for sharing your incredible stories!

Hey Guys. loved this episode, I will be watching more of your releases. for future episodes can you out in a summary of the episode and maybe in the title include what they (the guests) are talking about because at the moment from a user perspective, the only way to get the gist of the video is to know the individuals in it, which is a long shot. Every time!

It was such an honor to be interviewed by a dear friend about the history of my career. Thanks Neeta.

Interesting.

A phenomenal session that many musicians and entrepreneurs should see/hear!

Good evening ladies & gentlemen

Great discussion! We'll check out this book. :)

MOC is an amazing organization. Pete is an incredible person, and one of the most impressive leaders I have met - 🙏

Great Interview

I missed the Zoom presentation. Thanks for posting it here!

Go Adam! Representin' Indy!

What a great history lesson today. Look forward to part 2