Guitar Session | EastWest Studios | Tim Pierce

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This weeks video is a collection of footage from a tracking session, where I was playing guitar, at EastWest Studios in Hollywood.
It's a historic studio where Frank Sinatra, The Beach Boys, Tom Petty, Red Hot Chili Peppers and many many more recorded some of their biggest records.
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[@RicksTastyLicks]

This is the absolute coolest backstage pass to a bigtime session, replete with inside tips on what to play and what sounds were required, I've ever seen. Thanks so much!

[@RJRonquillo]

This is awesome!

[@shaterproofblosm]

Anything with Tim is just awesome!! :)

[@winbornmark1]

R.J. - your stuff is always awesome too!

[@RossCampbellGuitarist]

I wish there were more session players making videos like this - giving a real insight into what sessions in top studios look like. Thanks for sharing with us Tim!

[@chuckparshall8785]

Tim - You're a blessing! A regular guy, and a great player, who enjoys playing, sharing, and taking us beyond riffs and overdriven shredding. Ever Onward my Friend!

[@NickGranville]

Nice to see these behind the scenes. Thanks Tim

[@RobinPillage.]

what a gem this video is, I could watch a days worth of this easily.

[@earlfarrior2100]

Thanks Tim. I so much enjoy these informative behind the scenes gems.

[@StealthParrot]

That was really cool to see behind the scenes of an iconic recording studio. Thanks Tim.

[@MrWilbo123]

It’s so great to just see first hand what’s happening in these major studio sessions!!

[@jeffhebert9643]

I could watch these videos all day...love it .Thanks so much for sharing .

[@howellmusic8093]

Got turned on to your channel by another session guitar player while I was out tracking in Atlanta. Awesome videos, man! The combination of conceptual instruction for sessions, and breakdowns of all your set ups from day to day really makes for videos that feel rewarding and informative.

[@passionplayer7]

Thanks for putting this up, love watching the process!

[@TheJeffcurran]

Great vid Tim. You're so fortunate to live this life. Always an inspiration.

[@acimbobby]

That's really putting it out there, what you do and did that day. You are always thinking ahead and also listening to what they need for the track. Super duper mate

[@netenemy]

Awesome. Thank you for sharing, Tim!

[@MarkScheffler]

Thanks for showing this to us, Tim!!

[@rand98]

Tim, yours has become my new favorite channel - just invariably great stuff every time. I’ve been waiting for something like this since Tommy Tedesco had a column in GP ;-). My endless thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge!

[@kevinrowan8173]

So cool to see all of this. Thanks Tim!!

[@garybird4062]

I'm really grateful you did this, Tim thanks!

[@nicklopez3728]

Wow tim that strat sounds incredible. Beautiful guitar all the right kind of things in one strat.

[@r.hubbard8490]

That was great!! Fabulous insights and behind-the -scenes vibe!!

[@rkteanio]

Awesome Tim. Thanks for giving us a peek at something so high level. Your tone and guitar parts are so money!

[@brucelk19]

Love that guitar Tim and this was a really cool video and insight into you’re career man thanks for the video and you’re work! Much appreciated!

[@axe2rock]

Amazing as always man, your guitar tones are golden! thanks for sharing this inspiring experience!

[@elvagabundovatti]

Love it. One of the most interesting clips. Thank you!

[@amedeo1993]

Awesome Playing Awesome Sound....Thank You for posting Tim!!!

[@martinandersson5833]

Wow! What a cool video. Nice to see the best of the best doing their thing. What a legendary place 👍👏

[@adamcherry434]

Fascinating Tim, luv your approach, your humor and professionalism. And most of all it just so cool to get this kind of day to day insight from someone like yourself. After watching your stuff, you make me want to pick up and challenge myself a bit more again on the Geet. Thanks. Ads, Fremantle, West Australia.

[@dariomazzeo1120]

I really enjoyed this video! Keep them coming Tim.

[@JulianFernandez]

You´re the man, Tim!

[@clgmafnas]

So awesome to watch you work the trade Tim! Damn. ..you make it look easy. Experience is a great teacher. 🤘🤘🤘

[@user-wz2qe2pv6r]

Tim u r a master of ur craft...those subtleties and ideas are incredible....Total pro.

[@martindalesio]

It's always such a pleasure and inspiration seeing you work, Tim... You're exactly the kind of guitarist I would like to play like =)

[@benperry490]

Great Tim, love this video! More behind the scenes, chord charts, and tour- love it. looks like your ÷13 is your studio workhorse

[@loudeangelo1923]

That was really enjoyable, you live a cool life !

[@lawrenceseguerra9660]

Wow! Thanks Tim!

[@TheNomios]

Daaamn, this is the highest quality content, really appreciate :)

[@sam127001]

very interesting to see how sessions work - thanks !

[@Geronimo122]

Amazing video, Tim-- loved this!

[@JakeArnowitz]

Keep making these session videos! They’re really interesting to watch

[@moochasas]

Its so nice to see magic made off the cuff (so to speak)..... improvisation at its best by the master....... love ya work.

[@Kolinu2]

Love those tones.

[@mobeus84]

The reason I love watching you so much is as a guitarist myself you reinforce the fact that I'm on the right track with the subtleties and not always trying to be overbearing you only play what the song needs. As a rock guitaristbive found it difficult to find players w that like mind. Because my influences are different iv molded a certain sound. I play w alot of evtended chords and jazz chords mixed in to accent or modulate from the traditional rock sound. This confuses musicians in my circles lol. I play thirds and play modal and i loke the way harmonic minor scales blend w the pentatonics. I love it man. Keep the content coming

[@vicsizov]

Thanks Tim! You're the best!

[@markaochoa2017]

Thanks for the tour!

[@GWPerry]

Thanks for sharing this session. I also loved the grammy videos . Your very generous.

[@danyavilaoficial]

I remember working for legendary music producer Bebu Silvetti and listening to recording sessions stories about great musicians and once come along this Tim Pierce guy (I’m talking about early 90s) and he’d just come with a guitar and a small Zoom multiefect pedal right into the mixer. Super sound in multiple Latin albums!!!!!

[@tobilson]

More like this please:). Greeings from Norway!

[@ViaticalTree]

Love these kinds of videos.

[@dannymcmince]

Really enjoyed this, thanks Tim

[@juliomiranda3983]

Thank you Tim!!!!

[@leekirkland.musician]

Thank you, I really enjoyed watching this!!!

[@Qstick333]

I wasn’t expecting the gig bags for those amazing guitars

[@leemdunn]

Thank you sir! Good stuff as always!

[@Earl00001]

Thanks Tim this is awesome!

[@anth495]

So cool to get inspired by great session guitarists like Tim etc.. for my recordings, back in the day I had to figure out tunes off the vinyl which does add a mystery to it, most of the time I had it right by ear the way a lot of tunes was actually played except if it was in some weird open tuning, a lot of tunings I figured out or would play the tunes in another way..

[@Simto]

Living the dream man

[@neurons0nfire]

Enjoyed that a lot. Thanks!

[@RockHardRiffs]

More fun than one human being should be allowed!

[@Whodidthis12345]

GOLD!

[@Vicos]

Wow, thanks for sharing your experience, was great to be there with you

[@mccartney2]

Tim..im trawling thru your videos.... onhly subscribed recently..love your videos...... inspiring

[@stang1748]

Tim, thanks!

[@MatthewDuminy]

This is why I love this channel! Thank you, Tim! On a side note - of COURSE ProTools crashed hahaha I have such a love/hate relationship with that software.

[@andreasgraube4376]

Super dry kind of surf-arpeggio as outro of the song(?) That’s nice! And the dreamy bending stuff too.

[@redstrat1234]

So cool

[@vhollund]

That was so cool !

[@marcsmith3739]

Awesome

[@jadipeperzak4034]

Awesome video Tim!!

[@TSGEnt]

Tim, I've been watching your channel for quite some time. I tell ya, I've worked behind the glass for years as engineer/producer/mixer and sometimes step into the other side as a player. I've never had the pleasure to work with you, but if given the chance I just know by your demeanor and the way you approach your craft on these videos it would be a beautiful, enriching, musical, magical experience. Did I just fanboy all over you? Yeah, I guess I did. 😎

[@superdriver777]

The studio version of the first song is on Spotify and while I don't speak a word of Portuguese, it's actually quite a nice song. Mostly thanks to the epic session musicians behind it, of course ;-) awesome video!

[@matthewramirez3342]

Great video Tim! And wow Sean Hurley from John Mayer's band!

[@mikereynolds3294]

Ahhh the dream life.....guess somebody has to live it. Sweet !

[@KombiTheodoraBarbaraB]

Anavitoria’s songs. This is amazing!

[@terciomix]

Mr. Moogie!! Tiago Iorc!! Big Fellas and the Master Tim

[@heliobluesrock]

Loooooooovely video, Tim, as usual! Love to see you in action, recording in studio, at home or not! But I do want to know who are those Brazilian fellowsyou mentioned. They're my fellow Contrymen, you know? Thanks!

[@alcoyot]

If you get to spend a day in that studio. No matter what else, life must be great.

[@prmmartins]

O gosh! I didn't heard that! Greetings from Brazil, brother! Niterói, Rio de Janeiro!

[@gbaren]

Great post…so damn tasteful Tim :)

[@brianknightmusic8137]

Tim you are the freakin man. One of my favorite solos you played on is from the late 90s and it’s from an obscure artist: Blue Skies by Bryan Duncan. What a solo!

[@MrVbobby]

Bryan Duncan is a keyboard player

[@jakestewartmusic]

The dreaminess of those Fender basses so perfectly accentuated by Debussy

[@johnsorensen4264]

Great video. If I may be so bold as to make an observation: turning the live chamber behind studio 2 into an amp room is criminal. That chamber was probably definitive of a great many 60s hits. That said, the facility outside of the live rooms and control rooms was always horrific, so you have to give East West a ton of credit for making all of that so nice.

[@jay2xtremefy]

I saw a DIG on the key setup. I have Tim Pierce pedal from jrockett which I really love.

[@leemdunn]

The Anderson compliments your playing very well.

[@doyleallen3762]

Very cool. Love your inventive mind :D

[@blooeagle5118]

I could absolutely do this, this sounds like a lot of fun!

[@dudleybonton223]

Nice lab man !!

[@shaterproofblosm]

Hi Tim! I've been playing for about 15 years now and have a good feeling with the major/minor soloing and started to delve into modes last year but my chord knowledge is still just terrible! So I thought I'd ask if you could maybe make a video explaining you're take on basic chords and how you view them? All the very best! Keep up the great work! :)

[@pb12661]

that would be a hell of a rehearsal space.

[@jswstella]

some really nice tone going on

[@dannyhayden1170]

Greatest Ever!

[@richardleerodgers5303]

Great

[@MrGuitarist9891]

Hello Tim, Thank you for a great video. Are you printing all the delays into ProTools or is the delay set on monitor only?

[@harrysearia1784]

Tim is da dude.

[@MrDrewbies]

Sean Hurley, yes boy

[@kitano0]

Great video in which Tim channels Daniel Lanois...not a bad thing! Of course, Tim is the greatest...

[@MisterTee]

This is quite good

[@israelcardosoproducaomusic3930]

Producer Brazil !!!

[@Gui_Schilling]

Hi Tim. My brother was in this session with you. He is Roberto Pollo, the keyboard player. Cheers!!!

[@albertmendoza6390]

Way cool Tim