Louie Shelton Part Two: Talks about John Lennon, Boz Scaggs, Lionel Ritchie, The Jackson 5 and MORE

[@dr.reidsheftalltruthinscie2007]

Mr. Shelton is so modest... This guy is a legend.

[@treyzaire5713]

i guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost my login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me

[@emilioangelo4753]

@Trey Zaire Instablaster ;)

[@patrickmcdonald2958]

It's crazy for me to reminisce about getting to know Louie back in my Nashville days and becoming his friend and really not truly understanding what an iconic guitarist he was! I played on one of his smooth jazz projects back in the early 2000's and did some shows with him in town with Dash Crofts (I actually sang the high harmony with Dash on all the Seals And Crofts stuff we did because I was the only guy in the band who sang at all. I'm not anywhere NEAR a singer so it's still mind boggling to me that I was singing "Summer Breeze" with him!). Louie and I used to play a lot of golf together---just he and I riding around in a golf cart all day and me not really knowing how huge an influence he was on so many guitarists back then! He's a sweetheart of a guy and I'm honored to call him a friend.

[@johnwattdotca]

When I got into my first bar band, playing six-nighters, we did Summer Breeze and it wasn't an easy guitar part to figure out, even if I was into r'n'b. I saw Jimi Hendrix and George Benson in Toronto the same year, where I was coming from as a musician, so I thought I was adding more effects and tone to the guitar part as acoustic and mandolin. The keyboard player helped me out. I thought it was strange that nobody asked about being B'hai and if we were into that.

[@crisprtalk6963]

How was his golf game? I bet he was great!

[@terrystowers6085]

That’s a very special memory you get to have! I’ve noticed over the years that some folks are absolutely amazing in a particular endeavor, yet it doesn’t at all show in their demeanor. Mr. Shelton has that very soothing, relaxed “southern gentleman” quality in his voice and in his mannerisms. I can imagine that, were I to meet him in a context excluding his obviously outstanding musical skills, I would never guess that he was a giant in the music industry. He’s a quiet genius, so it seems.

[@NoOne-kr4jc]

Wait. Iconic guitarist? Most of those session players weren't icons unless they have a very successful career of fame later on, like maybe Jimmy Page or someone.

[@NoOne-kr4jc]

@@terrystowers6085 James Burton has a similar way to him. Right? That Mr. Rogers way of speaking.

[@BernieGarzio]

What a humble amazing man. This guy is like a real life musician super hero. Thank you Louie!!

[@v1e1r1g1e1]

It's an utter privilege to hear this man play... and speak about his work. Thank you.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

v1e1r1g1e1- my dad, Joe, passed September 28th- but I know he would have appreciated your kind comment and support for the channel. I agree with you…On top of being a amazing musician , Louie is such a kind soul. Hope you can visit the museum. Best, Britt

[@bwboc]

Very sorry.@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum

[@chrisjelley6899]

Killing it! It's a dilemma: he simultaneously makes me want to play all day, or throw my guitars away.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi Chris... now you know how I feel everyday:).... Merry Christmas...Joe

[@Berniewahlbrinck]

Same here!!

[@jega157]

Same here

[@robertbrown2728]

Definitely play all day! For me it is more fun than not playing whatever my limitations are.

[@billducas]

Some of those chords he's playing I didn't even knew existed. Louie is incredible!

[@rustypugh123]

The true greats seem to have a common trait: true humbleness. The fact that Mr. Shelton is so humble is a testament to his character. All those great records I listened to growing up, I never knew how many he played on. What a true gentleman.

[@pattidonohoo1952]

What a great interview with such a first class musician!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Patti....Joe

[@whitemellon]

Holy shit. He say's "something like that" yet he nailed a solo he did 20 or more years ago. Truely amazing guitar player.

[@davidwesson9277]

That's the mark of a great musician.

[@anthonyc1883]

More than 35 years ago! "Hello" by Lionel Richie was released in the mid-'80s. Amazing.

[@johnwattdotca]

If you don't think he rehearsed, or warmed up, before he got going you don't know being professional.

[@larrynapier5003]

Love ya Mr Sheldon ! I met Boz and Leon in Nashville, Glen was a remarkable friend !

[@michaelsorchantte3857]

Such a humble guy!Thank you Sir,you've been a part of my life

[@elmolewis9123]

A great 2-part interview by Joe. Louie is not only a special talent but a real gentleman and such a likable human being.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks AH... joe

[@billy38010]

What a Genius, Pop Music wouldn't be the same without, Louie!

[@Libertariun]

Big fan. 02:00 Glen Campbell 02:32 Ricky Nelson 03:00 Joe & Eddie 03:36 Seals & Crofts 04;05 Boyce & Hart 05:05 England Dan & John Ford Coley 05:50 Seals & Crofts 06:20 Summer Breeze solo 10:55 Seals & Crofts Production 12:05 The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour 12:20 Marty Paitch / Ray Charles Country Album 12:37 Joe Porcaro 12:47 Bill Cosby shows w/Quincy Jones 12:56 The Partridge Family 13:08 The Monkees 17:30 Session / Production work 22:04 Boz Scaggs 23:05 Whitney Houston 23:44 The Monkees 24:08 Neil Diamond 24:13 The Carpenters 24:35 Marvin Gaye 24:56 Boz Scaggs 26:10 Lionel Ritchie 27:23 Boz Scaggs solo 29:15 Reggie Young / Dobie Gray 30:36 Hello by ear 32:26 Glen Campbell 35:17 Jackson Five 36:00 Recording studios 39:38 John Lennon / Phil Spector 40:28 Jim Keltner 41:44 Hal Blaine 41:49 Dr John 41:53 Jim Horn 41:56 The Pussycat Sessions 43:53 Michael McDonald 44;06 Larry Carlton

[@jcsk8]

RESPECT!

[@peteraddison4371]

@@jcsk8 ... If, and only for Last Train. But no, the list just goes on and on and on, by jeepers, by jingoze, gee wizz and gee willykers, ON. YES, MUCH RESPECT and king kudos must go to this man, whose musicality has been inadvertantly, inundatedly influencing me all of my life. That's True Scorcery, and I, unknowingly, merely a distant, humble apprentice ...

[@matrox]

Thank you🫵😝

[@michaelferreri1256]

These stories are so amazingly interesting. Finding out these faceless musicians are responsible for just about all the music I grew up listening to is simply enthralling.

[@alansimpson8962]

I can never get enough of this legend one of the greatest guitarist musicians ever

[@2vintage68]

Louie Shelton....what a body of work! I am amazed that I heard his tasty work on so many great songs and never knew he existed until today. I am enjoying these interviews immensely. His contribution to Boz Scaggs made those songs he played on fantastic. The man has unbelievable talent.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching 68….Joe

[@jamescpotter]

Louie is so TASTEFUL! What a mega talent.

[@tuskedbeast]

Louie has such a sincere, serious approach to the conversation- it's really endearing. What a treat to get a second helping of this conversation! Thanks, Joe.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks again tusked...Joe

[@crazybeatlefan]

Louie Shelton is a great player..I click whenever I see him, and as always on this channel...great stuff..keep it up!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you David... Merry Christmas...joe

[@dennisjohndreher7258]

Love his work with Boz, Lowdown never gets old.

[@joepalooka2145]

Great interview. Louie Shelton is a guitarist's guitarist and a musician's musician, the kind the rest of us all look up to. I've been checking out his KZbin channel and his website for a while now and listening to his latest musical efforts, as well as his past work. I first heard him when I was a teenager and "Last Train To Clarksville" came out. Like most people I never knew who he was till all these years later. It's great to learn about him personally and find out more about his amazing musical career.

[@gibsoneb3]

This is why I love KZbin - great interview.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi eb3..... Thanks for watching ... Joe

[@chrisfabri1987]

Louie just a bloody legend and the nicest bloke you'd ever meet!

[@pedrodiaz5540]

I’m big Boz Scaggs and I’m happy to meet mister Louie Shelton

[@craigyeutter7054]

Louie Shelton is such a treasure. Amazingly versatile and skillful musician that has done so much great work and yet is so soft spoken and unassuming. Someone to look up to,

[@marcd7543]

Such a great interview ....and such a humble man.

[@jamesduff6851]

Wow! What a humble gentleman with such a gift. Truly a historic figure.

[@guitardude4700]

He worked with like the dream team of session players and just all-around musicians that’s amazing And he still remembers all the solos

[@doovie101]

I'm always amazed that these guys never make a mistake or hit a crummy note.

[@songsforsale427]

They do. He said "mistakes and all" when talking about playing live tv shows

[@davidwesson9277]

@@songsforsale427 They sure know how to cover it up.

[@pb12661]

@@davidwesson9277 Their "mistakes" still work and sound great. "our" mistakes would be clunkers and we'd have to start over. There are different levels. This guy was at the top.

[@Ndlanding]

Louie Shelton has recently become one of my heroes, thanks to the internet, and this interview was just great to watch. Thanks to you all!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching N.... best...Joe

[@ricktaylor1548]

A great interview by a great interviewer. Really good job, Joe. You ask the right question, then let the interview flow naturally without interruption. Nice work!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Rick... again I am very happy you are enjoying the interviews and I personally appreciate you and the others for taking the time to send such kind comments.... all the best and a very Merry Christmas to you and family..Joe

[@ricktaylor1548]

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum . You have a Merry Christmas as well, Joe. God bless you and your family.

[@RickNowels1]

Louie is one of the giants of music. Great interview.

[@LevonsWound]

we guitarists want more Louie Shelton, period!!

[@patpatpat1969]

Mr. Shelton.....I personally like to thank you and all studio musicians. You musicians are the unsung heroes of the music industry. Without you folks we wouldn't have the artists. A great voice is only as good as a warm blanket of music around it. To me only a voice with backing harmony can stand alone.

[@kennywally]

wow I grew up listening to all his hits! What a great player. So melodic. And such a mellow nice guy. Thank you Louie!

[@linkedup7346]

Really super-duper job of interviewing Louie Shelton. I learned a life time of Musical Experience by listening to Louie Shelton's responses to Joe Chamber's carefully selected interview questions.

[@arnebroxleirnes418]

It is so great when the interviewer knows his stuff (like humming a riff from the song in question). Not only will that make the interviewee (is that a word?) trust you - but it also ensures me, the listener, that my time spent will be worth it. Thanks, Joe

[@laughs321]

Joe thanks so much for this interview. I discovered Louie years ago when I did some research for a guitar class revolving around who played the Last Train to Clarksville riff. The instructor said it was probably Glen Campbell. When I learned it was Louie I fell down a rabbit hole chasing his work. What you have afforded here is way for guitar players to learn Louie's work by hearing what was played on those records by the guy who played it. The slow down wheel on you tube will help me work this out to the best of my ability. I am working on the Valerie solo. A lot of people think that was Tommy Tedesco and I will dispell that belief to all who say it was. Thanks again Joe

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Frank... thanks for watching. I’m very happy you’re enjoying the interviews. Best...Joe

[@Stevo_Drums]

Thank you so much for this interview! Louie wasn’t really on my radar until you brought him to my attention, but I loved everything he did when I was a kid: Seals & Crofts, The Jackson 5, Boz, Lionel, etc. He’s such a gentle soul, and his music means a lot to me. Thanks, Joe!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you Steve...Merry Christmas to you and family..Joe

[@CosmosMarinerDU]

Watching this reminds me of how the great guitarist Barney Kessel responded when asked "What was the most difficult part of being a studio musician?" and he replied "Finding a good parking space." (BK was the guitarist on Julie London's Cry Me a River!) These guys are not like you and me! They play like we breathe.

[@beckytibbits5548]

That's amazing he can still remember those guitar parts. Uncanny memory.

[@dphotos007]

Such a seasoned pro. Very few have a talent such as Louie Shelton.

[@SuperBillybob53]

Unbelievable. What a incredible talent. His contribution to music is at a historic level that few people get to experience.

[@amb2745]

I really like all the name dropping Louie mentions. People who love music (like me) would scour album covers to see who was playing on the albums. You would only know the names but not the faces or how such a small world the record industry was back then. Even though Louie and the Wrecking Crew members didn't get any album credits, there was a sizable circle of people they worked with. Kind of like the musical version of "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon".

[@davidwesson9277]

There's not a lot of musicians out there that reach the level of these musicians.

[@wishbonewillow7660]

Wow he has contributed and played on so many songs , just genius and humble.

[@scottmoyer1357]

I met Louie at Seals and Crofts home studio in the Valley because my best friend, Peter Lewis, had been hired to help them with their sound. He invited me to hang out when they were rehearsing Closer To You with, I believe, Ralph Humphrey on drums. Louie was simply a real laid back Southern boy with loads of talent and an easy going manner. Seals and Crofts were kind and hospitable as well. Those memories come back to me as though it was just yesterday. Lots of fun in those days.

[@robertquinn9490]

Joe, thanks for this great interview..so great to hear Mr. Shelton talk about his great career! I grew up listening to so much of his great music. A fine visit this one!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you Robert for watching...Joe

[@johnforbes4526]

Thanks for this ! Shelton is a treasure !

[@keithwilson9501]

Genius guitarist...his talent possibly overshadowed by what a great human being he seems to be

[@ecarteringram]

Mesmerizing talent. So much to soak in from Louie Shelton. Wonderful improviser

[@marvinstorm9153]

Legends. None are required in our musically impoverished world now. I'm glad I've lived through this, organic, creative playing. Team players,at their finest! Why doesn't the youth of today grasp this momentous activity? Why do they have,such empty canvasses? A keyboard and screen will never cut it. Never. It's garbage.

[@johnpick8336]

Incredible interview with an incredible Story Teller/Musician. Thank you Mr.Sheldon for giving us all the records that you were involved with that have given us all so many sweet musical time of our life memories. Thank you Joe for Preserving and Posting these wonderful Videos.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hey John, My Dad, Joe, passed on September 28th… I know he would have really appreciated your kind words & support for the channel. Hope you can visit the museum sometime. Best, Britt

[@gwag8410]

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Britt, I was so saddened to hear about your dad’s passing… I loved his channel, as well as his interviews.. and he was always diligent to respond to comments… I look forward to visiting the museum… kind regards..

[@rickhbrown]

Just discovering this video, Joe, and learning about Louie Shelton. If it wasn't for you, I would have no idea about these essential musicians. Many thanks!

[@ollieroger3032]

Great interview, Joe. Louie might be the most impressive musician you’ve talked with. What a talented man and diverse career. Hit after hit after hit. Mind blowing!

[@matthewmerkel8838]

Love how this guy can't stop playing the whole time

[@califcamper]

WOW A GENIUS...Thankyou Louie

[@ecarteringram]

Thank you Mr. Joe Chambers for your wonderful interviews. Your knowledge is so apparent, and like all great interviewers you let people go, and open up. Miss you Joe

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Carter, Dad would have appreciated your kind comments… thank you. Hope you had a merry Christmas… if you haven’t been to the museum you would love it. Best, Britt

[@ecarteringram]

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I'm in California. Hope to get to Nashville soon. Be well Happy New Year

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Let us know if you make it by!

[@theSupertonesurf]

what a humble sweet Human Being, I'm awe struck.. this is one I will need to watch a few times.. thanks Joe again for another great interview I'm sure Dion is on your short list of people to Interview he's wonderful as well Cheers

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Surf... Merry Christmas...Joe

[@michaelbeach2638]

Joe, What a Christmas gift! An unbelievable touch and you let the conversation unfold without micromanaging it, or controlling it at all. Your deft touch is notable, and I thank you for letting Louie work his way through the memories. Really a revealing interview! Marvelous!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you Michael....Best, Joe

[@jjoosneaphh]

Thank you for this interview, omg one of my favorite solos ever is hello. To hear him play it so effortlessly, inspires me.

[@nellymoriarty_5783]

Enjoyed 1st & many thanks foe 2nd Great interview of great musician Appreciate you Joe

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Nelly...Joe

[@waynekaminski5438]

It is truly a blessing that guitarists like Louis Shelton are still active into their 80's. I hope for all the work he did in sessions and producing, that he is also has enjoyed financial security.

[@shafersongs]

Just stumbled in this. What a find! I knew the name but that’s all. What a guy. Thanks so much for all this, Joe, this will be a valuable resource for decades!

[@robertclymer6948]

Thanks Joe! What an awesome interview with great questions for Mr. Shelton. Louie Shelton is a very special man! So down to earth and humble. Such a great influence on the music scene doing all the mega hits. WOW I am amazed. Blessings to you and Louie and cheers from Motown.

[@RobertVeasquez]

As a guitarist this was quite special. Those guitar lines he did were genius! Another homerun Mr. Chambers!!!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Again thank you 707.....Joe

[@acme.videos]

Louie is an incredible guitar player and producer! What a career of great music.

[@Craig_Fussell]

These interviews are so fantastic! Such great stories and so educational and entertaining. Really mind blowing that Mr. Shelton played on so many songs that he has to go to the internet to see which ones!! Amazing talent!✌🏻🎶🎸

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Craig...Joe

[@eddiethek]

Another great interview! What a soft-spoken gentleman Mr. Shelton is!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Eddie..Merry Christmas ....Joe

[@davidyergensen4509]

The studio Louie helped build in the San Fernando Valley (with Seals & Crofts) was called Dawnbreaker Studios. I played lead guitar in a rock band with Louie's daughter (Rhonda) and we rehearsed there at Dawnbreaker. I would sometimes just sleep there. I ended up playing a few studio gigs there. The resident producer/engineer was a Latin artist. Louie is such a talented musician and so humble.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for sharing your memories David…..Joe

[@mr.crapper7197]

Louie is a great guy ! Such an accomplished musician. Louie is 80 now.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Mr.C.... Best, Joe

[@soidog5]

What a great interview - fascinating recollections by such a gifted yet humble musician about such a great era in popular music. I too am surprised by Louis not being mentioned in the Wrecking Crew documentary, but he is mentioned in the book of the same name. I was and am a great Seals & Crofts fan and I remember seeing Louis' name mentioned on my old records as producer but somehow I never made the connection to him doing all of the electric guitar as well on these recordings until fairly recently - now when I hear the old songs again I listen more closely just to hear the great lines that he played. Thanks for these interviews, Joe and keep up the great work.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks 5....Merry Christmas...Joe

[@ericrosen5949]

These interviews brought a huge smile to my face. Great stories from a great player & interviewer!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Eric... Merry Christmas...Joe

[@mlhdlh]

Another great interview. He sure brings back my memories of those days of my teen years in the late 60s and early 70s. Thanks Joe.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you too Mike...Joe

[@ImDownWiddat]

“Ho! Ho! Ho! Let ‘ol Santa Joe reach into his bag and see what he’s got for you good little girls & boys today. Well, we’ll, well, look here! It’s an interview with the phenomenal session musician & producer Louie Shelton! (ecstatic boys & girls jump up and down with delight). Merrrrrry Christmas & Happy Holidays!! Joe, thank you for having the foresight to interview the music makers that created the sound tracks of our lives. Every day is a holiday when you pull one out to share with us. Much love to you and everyone at Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum. - Clay -

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi Clay... thanks for supporting us... Merry Christmas...Joe

[@jasonbone5121]

Possibly my favorite interview yet! Amazing. Thank you Joe!!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you for such us too Jason... Merry Christmas...Joe

[@newmoon54]

Louie, Larry (Carl-Tone), Lee (Ritenour, three of the absolute best studio session players~!~

[@mikeg3660]

Seriously amazing player/producer. A charming guy who has lived a charmed life.

[@tomw9875]

Great interview. What a career. Funny how he only performed the Last Train to Clarksville riff one time on the studio, and that's it!

[@cugir321]

Interesting how Louie worked with the Seals brothers.......England Dan (Seals) and Jimmy Seals of Seals and croft....brothers in two different monster groups. Dan co-wrote one of the greatest country songs ever...All that glitters is not gold. Michael Sambella...a Dennis Sandole student (taught Coltrane).....another giant. A great jazz player that went pop.

[@TheSpoonwood]

"Summer's Breeze" is so good.. great guitar part.

[@MLStanleyK]

This interview, along with a few others that I recently listened to, are GREAT!! Thank You!

[@ejboca]

Joe, thanks for doing another great job interviewing Louie Shelton. All the best!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you Ed... again merry Christmas to all... Joe

[@Odin029]

"I was fortunate enough to play on T-Bone Walker's last album"... just snuck that one in there. That's awesome. T-Bone is one of my favorite players. And I'm glad Joe asked about how Louie came up with his solos. He's so good at making his solos sound like they were written before hand to be part of the song, whether it's on Hello or Lowdown or many others.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching 029.... Joe

[@BrianKlobyGuitar]

Thank you for posting the interview :)

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Brian... thank you for watching... Merry Christmas..Joe

[@G0K3001]

Hey Joe! Still watching the interview, its a great one! Seals & Crofts, twelve albums! Love it, and it's not even a third through the interview. Thanks Joe!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks 3001... glad you like it... Joe

[@skipbauchmam5995]

Very interesting and entertaining interview, Of a humble and talented guy.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Skip.... Merry Christmas to you and family...Joe

[@skipbauchmam5995]

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Thanks Joe. That was an awesome interview. I grew up in LA. Many of the studios that are mentioned In This interview, I passed going to school. Work and later in life I recorded in. What’s funny is that most of these studios like the Record Plant and Gold Cup and Wally Hiter were/are low key and unpretentious from the outside. No fans hanging out to get pictures of the Jackson’s, the Carpenters Or whoever was making all of this incredible music.

[@geraldfrieberg7921]

A fabulous guitarist, and such a humble and contrite human being as well. Thanks for the great interview !

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Gerald.... Best...Joe

[@anthonyc1883]

Super-friendly question (truly) but how do you regard him as "contrite?" That's remorseful, filled with guilt.

[@jimmyb1559]

Wonder how many of us attempted to learn the lead to Last Train to Clarksville when we got our first guitar in the 60’s. I know I did! Another great interview Joe. I wish he’d write a book documenting all the great songs he was a part of. Thank you again and again.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Jimmy… Joe

[@martydibergi5228]

Got a lesson after meeting the Hellecasters by Jerry Donahue trying to finger puck it Jerry made it look easy I failed

[@jimmyb1559]

@@martydibergi5228 Hey Marty I remember watching Chet Atkins when I was a boy and thinking that looks easy! Then I got my first guitar…

[@martydibergi5228]

Saw Lenny breau dozens of times in Toronto in the 70’s way before he went to nashville and hooked up with chet another interesting thing is i used to speak to Danny Gatton years ago and he told me that he had recorded hundreds if hours of he and Breau after Danny passed I tried inquiring but came up empty I could not bear to speak to his wife over this very tragic

[@martydibergi5228]

Hi Jimmy what city are you in?

[@kennyrodg]

So many unsung heroes from the music that people of a certain age grew up with. Thanks for all of them Louie.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Louise...Joe

[@NYCgirl927]

These video's are gold. A glimpse back in time.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks again NYC girl.... Merry Christmas...Joe

[@noternunstoned]

Great interviewer, so many guys just think it's all about them and the artist is just window-dressing. The respect you show is a breath of fresh air, must be from your upbringing, a thumbs up for your family and friends sir.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks for watching Javier… Joe

[@bencarpenter3785]

Straight into part two with a fresh beer,prawns n test match in the bk ground,after a surf... Great stuff

[@ronherrera8327]

What an amazingly talented musician and producer he is.

[@buzzsmith8146]

Such a laid back, unassuming guy! If he walked into the room (prior to your excellent interview), I would have had no idea that he played on, or produced, so many hit recordings. (That might prove to be difficult as I just Googled and Louie now lives in Australia.) What a history. Thanks again, Mr. Chambers!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Buzz.... best, Joe

[@RickMcCargar]

At 19:15 Louie is talking about his first producer's check sitting at an old office. $125K in 1969. That sounds great. But it's better than great... in 2020 dollars, that would be about $890K. Almost a million bucks today. What an awesome story! That's a lot of guitar strings! Finishes with, learn the blues...it "puts the soul into whatever you do". Amazing man, wonderful insight. Thanks again for another wonderful interview!

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Rick... thank you for watching... Merry Christmas...Joe

[@RickMcCargar]

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Merry Christmas Joe!

[@drutgat2]

That was a great interview, and Louie seems to be such a modest, laid back, nice guy. And what a great guitarist and producer. Many thanks for this.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks gat2 for watching...Joe

[@athenah2]

I really enjoyed this interview.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi Athenah..., thanks for watching.... Glad you enjoyed it. Louie is easy to listen to. I enjoyed it too. Merry Christmas....Joe

[@paulirvine4476]

Mr. Chambers, thank you for a fascinating interview. I've been hanging out for Part 2 - sure wish there was a Part 3. When you're listening to guys like Mr. Shelton I imagine that there are times when they mention something that just blows your mind and you have to edit out an expletive or something. You are doing music lovers a huge service by capturing the experiences and memories of these guys while they're still with us. They are living history. Thank you again.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi Paul.... first... please call me Joe. I feel old enough as it is without being Mr.Chambers:) Next... its viewers like you who make doing this all worthwhile. It makes my day when I read what you just sent to me. Obviously I loved doing it from the start for myself but I never dreamed so many people would ever have the chance to see them back in 2004 when I first started filming them because KZbin wasn’t a big deal like it is now. Thanks again Paul..... Merry Christmas to you and family...Sincerely.....Joe

[@willieg4632]

I love these musical history lessons about songs you grew up listening to.