J.T. CURE [Chris Stapleton, Grammy Award Winner] (Bassed. 27)

[@Teeganlilhillbilly]

Formative years are spot on.....Zane Boyd had the bass right?

[@austinvalentine728]

Love J.T Cure’s playing. He’s a real inspiration!

[@bassedthechannel]

Agreed!

[@BrookssMusic]

I am a big fan of JT and I love this interview. While I was listening to this interview I realized how much we relate. I am doing bass in my high school band and I am the bass player for the Kentucky Opry Jr Pros at the MAC currently. I am in my second season of Jr Pros and he has been a big inspiration to me. His bass playing has taught me a lot about how to be a good country bass player. I hope to one day meet JT myself and learn more about how to be a better bass player and musician.

[@bassedthechannel]

Very cool! I go down to the MAC for some recording from time to time. Love the studio and Brennen! -Carson

[@bobgoblinmusic]

Some of my best memories of going to school at Morehead revolve around going to hear Jesse, J.T., and the boys play every Thursday night.

[@bassedthechannel]

He is so solid. I bet that was awesome.

[@dagrev6645]

Great interview guys! J.T. is not only a great player, he's a great guy as well.

[@bassedthechannel]

We fully agree!

[@dagrev6645]

@@bassedthechannel I'm fortunate to have a '81 G&L bass he had that he didn't gel with. I love it. Unfortunately having that bass he owned hasn't helped my playing any!

[@bassedthechannel]

@@dagrev6645 I feel that!!

[@charleshale8504]

Love this interview! On the topic of “Tennessee Whiskey,” Vance Powell in the mix phase apparently played his mix into Studio A using monitors and recorded the room and added that as the reverb for the track. So no surprise that the bass is so roomy!

[@bassedthechannel]

Oh shoot. That would make a ton of sense!!!!