Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell Stories -Jedd Hughes

[@otisgibbs]

You should subscribe to Jedd's channel and tell him Otis sent ya! www.youtube.com/@JeddHughesOfficial Did you see any of the shows Jedd is talking about? Did you dig the records?

[@wittry2]

My first introduction to Jedd Hughes. That’s what I like about your channel, Otis. Meeting all sorts of people I would never know otherwise. These two interviews with Jedd are great. Great insight into where the music comes from and those who make it.

[@tbluesboye]

Jedd's a hidden gem! Follow him. You won't be sorry!

[@davidpybas8250]

What a great interviewer you are, Otis. Jedd is a beautiful soul and so are you.

[@chuckbouscaren3898]

Great stories Jedd! Thank you Otis for knocking it out of the park yet again!

[@obibaddad1991]

I have been an Emmylou fan for many years. The best concert I ever attended was all acoustic with Buddy Miller. What a great night. She is so special. Thanks for the look in.

[@MrAyla]

As a singer\songwriter & guitarist I have to say this is one of my favourite channels. You should have way more views than you do. Sharing this everywhere

[@jtsrecordroom3963]

I have a Jedd Hughes single High Lonesome " that I picked up at Tower Records in Reno back in 2003 or so.. It's a cooker ! 🎵

[@bazzathegreat3517]

A lot of my favorite songs are written by Rodney. I wouldn't say he doesn't get any recognition but his name is often overlooked when people think about great songwriters.

[@J.T.Hatchet]

like "Shame On the Moon"

[@josephreilly6328]

Don't get me started

[@marktait2371]

by coincidence a few weeks ago i found emmylou 1977 record titlesong cant think of gram parsons cover was the hit song pretty much all the others r.c. wrote or co wrote on the record

[@scottshand8559]

I just watched EmmyLou Harris and Rodney Crowell playing Tulsa Queen at Austin City Limits from 2014 with a very dapper young Jedd Hughes on the Telecaster, man that was a beautiful performance!

[@evrgreen_69]

Knows whole albums lick for lick and says he has a terrible memory :) What a cool dude! You keep dropping gold Otis instant click on all your posts thanks for what you do!

[@mairianncullen8753]

It was through being a Rodney Crowell fan that I first heard Jedd's playing. Rodney always has great guitarists and Jedd fits right in that line.

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[@gtr1952]

Some advice I got way back when I started, be a guy people like and want to be around. You don't have to be the best player in the room, if people like you that makes up for a lot. That was 50ish years ago, I always remembered and lived that. Jedd is a really nice guy. Thanks Otis! 8) --gary

[@macdaddy63]

You keep knocking it over the wall Otis with your guest! Jeff is a great storyteller too!

[@keithsandulak2292]

Wow! Absolutley fantastic guy. So humble, grateful and real. Never heard of him, but probably heard him play on tons of stuff. Thank you for another Home Run interview Otis.❤ (I'm off to subscribe to his channel and tell him you sent me)

[@JoSmotherman-u2c]

I am so glad you mentioned Buddy Miller. My phone, with all of his stuff got destroyed.....and I am so old , I couldn't remember his name. 😅. Funny how things work. .Many thanks.

[@chrislestermusic]

I know what Jedd means about wanting to play music that changes every night. That’s where I thrive as well. I remember reading an interview with Daryl Jones decades ago where he talked about going from gigging with Miles Davis to Madonna. The interviewer asked him what that was like and Daryl said that most of the Madonna bass lines were doubled on synth so there wasn’t really room for improv or change. He decided to really dig into how he could very subtly change how he approached playing the same notes but altering the touch or other intricacies of the parts without conflicting with the synth. It made me realize how much can get passed over as mundane but with a different mindset I could really gain so much knowledge of things I wouldn’t have even considered. Maybe that’s just a survival mechanism in a less than ideal musical situation.

[@PongbyAtari]

Me and my wife saw Rodney play at the Ark in Annn Arbor absolutely fantastic show.

[@jeffsaginaw1769]

That was really wonderful to listen to someone who has played the shows and lives that "another chance to be the best I can be" kind of approach to music and life. No wonder everybody love s Jedd. Tom and everyone in the Vince Gill band the other night were just giving off the vibes like "boy I wish I was playin' with them tonight" Thanks Otis.

[@awbyh626]

Thank you Otis Gibbs. You have been a wellspring to me introducing so many to me. Will be diving deep into Jedd Hughes now.

[@billyweeksrealsmallclosetm8484]

thanks again, otis....you have a knack for pickin' good folks. birds of a feather....

[@johnmac333]

Could listen all day !

[@architypeone8646]

Loving these interviews with Jedd...great stuff! He mentioned Buddy Miller and I thought he would be another great interview. Buddy has played with everybody and I'm sure he has some great memories to share.

[@ralphwatts8993]

I love Rodney Crowell!! Miss seeing him on the road.😓❤️🤘🏻

[@dennisflock3958]

Jedd is the coolest!

[@jumpskirt]

What a lovely interview. I had no idea that Jedd had all this tour experience. Thank you!

[@toploadtele]

Jedd is such a down to earth cat and a wonderful player!

[@T-roy33]

In the liner notes of Steve Earle's "train a comin" album, Steve says: "the first time I met Emmylou was in the studio." "she gave me half of her sandwich. I wasn't the same for weeks "

[@artemisXsidecross]

It is always a good side story when an excellent musician can get their personal life in harmony with music playing; the two might have more in common than most might understand. Thank you both of sharing your conversation. ☘

[@buzzsmith8146]

Thanks, Otis, for this very neat interview.

[@bjorntannberg1581]

Great interview. Fantastic guitar player. And it's cool that he's keeping his accent.

[@MikeTheEarGuy]

From the “Keith Urban Shade” Dept: ⬆️

[@Grant_Ferstat]

Great interview. Good questions, and good listening!

[@Caperhere]

Jeff seems like such a nice person…he’s played with some great ones.😊 Thank you both.

[@brianmobley1720]

Great stuff Otis!! He’s got some fantastic stories!! 🐿️😎🐿️

[@J.T.Hatchet]

Another great interview, Otis. Many thanks.

[@stephenhenion8304]

Even if I'm under prepared for a gig, after the first 3 songs, I'm on fire and I just put down notes that fit the song... My Guitar starts to Play Me!!! Thanks Guys!

[@ColeWheeler4Lyfe]

Sweet Teisco Del Ray in blue. ❤️

[@jimmanire3646]

Thanks - great interview!

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[@leftoverking]

i love rodney crowell's bass work on jon wayne's texas funeral

[@badapple65]

1-1/2 years, life finally “Normal”, good for him. Seriously.

[@jerrymullin2058]

Notice there is no discussion of money. Very cool.

[@mjs8894]

Saw you in Randolph, Vermont many moons ago with Rodney. Enjoyed your opening set. Peace