Harold Bradley talks about working with the Nashville A Team.

[@VidarLund-k5q]

This is pure gold.

[@RoadieGarth]

Yesterday, November 3rd was Ray Edenton's birthday! He turned 95.

[@igorbolotnikov4103]

Fantastic! Thank you!

[@Ed_Stuckey]

I love these stories. I was a young man buying these records when they were first released. I had no idea about all that went into the production of them or who made them sound so great. I naively gave credit to the the vocal artist and 'their band'. I didn't have any idea the band touring with them rarely had any input into the recordings that made them famous. Thanks for giving them a place to receive the credit and honor they deserve.

[@mtc4him201]

Great quote from Chet Atkins a d another great interview.

[@nellymoriarty_5783]

Love this series of Bradley history FANTASTIC

[@richardweinberger2756]

It's like a huge complex novel with lots of characters in it, and each video brings us two more pages. What a story!

[@mvmmotovlogmusic2815]

So beautiful and respectful. Life is Short. Art is Long. These musicians will be with us forever.

[@ivannovotny4552]

Joe, Harold Bradley's contribution to music is truly amazing, and thank you for sharing. (As you can see I'm catching up on your amazing interviews.)

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you Ivan… Joe

[@philcory5043]

You do great work Joe. Thanks 😎

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Phil…… Joe

[@superfuzzymomma]

Wonderful reminisences of these Great musicians. Thanks Joe Chambers

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thank you super fuzzy…. Joe

[@RobertVeasquez]

One thing I ‘feel’ listening to Harold…….he’s a first class gentleman. Those early days must have been magic. With recording equipment many musicians would scoff at today, he and the early guys sidestepped the technology and literally infused magic into the recordings. It’s a cliche to say, there will never be times like that….but there will never be times like that again! Joe, the series with Mr. Harold Bradley were just beautiful! Thanks again for your work!

[@steviedepaoli2717]

The interviews with Harold Bradley are the best, so much history! Good job Joe.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Steve….Joe

[@ramboweed5169]

They created it all

[@efhs1970]

Joe, awesome series with Harold! His stories (history) are fascinating! Thanks for sharing!💫

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks again Larry… I’m really glad you’re enjoying them…. Joe

[@sapelesteve]

Joe, that was a fantastic series of interviews with Harold Bradley. Thanks & hope that all is well.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Steve… Happy Thanksgiving… Joe

[@bluesingmusic3443]

Love it.

[@leeholzmann1023]

this is great again , also a great photo of you and chet...

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Lee… picture was on the steps of my Nashville West End Chambers Guitar shop. I put him a parking sign on the steps to make sure he always has a place to park. Best, Joe

[@VidarLund-k5q]

Pete Drake was Jim Reeves' go to pedal steel player.

[@blueticecho5690]

Joe I've been a just ok guitarist for 50 years and to hear that Hank Garland , Grady Martin and Chet in the same room makes me wanna be sick.. With Christmas coming it's always great to hear Mr. Garland on some of that Christmas stuff.. Thanks Joe.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks again for watching blue….Joe

[@edselman58]

Great interview Joe.You are doing a service for all of us from these interviews of legendary musicians.So much history.Those early years are fascinating to hear about.They all are true pioneers.Would have loved to sit in on some of those sessions back then.Thank you sir!.

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Thanks Edselman…… Joe

[@mrDCunningham]

So interesting and these interviews are priceless. Great picture of you and Chet. You've been a lucky man to have had so many famous and accomplished friends. Thank again Joe 👍🏻😎

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi David…. Yes I have been blessed with many things and knowing and calling so many of these talented people my friends is right there at the top of the list. That picture of Chet and me was at my first Nashville guitar shop on West End Ave. I gave him that parking spot at the very front step to make sure he always had a place to park. He often used it to go have a hamburger at his favorite place close to the guitar shop. I still have the parking sign. Thanks for watching… Joe

[@mrDCunningham]

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Thats really neat Joe. Thank you for being so kind and taking time out of your busy day to share things like this. Have a great weekend Joe.

[@calsurflance5598]

Oh to have witnessed these recording sessions ! Joe , did you ever have the opportunity to interview ( or chat with) Chet Atkins?

[@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum]

Hi Cal…. Chet was my friend. He played on a flatbed truck in the driveway of my Murfressboro guitar shops grand opening which included James Burton and Kix Brooks. Yes Chet was the first person I asked to be on a tv show idea I had back in 1998 to promote my guitar shops…. Basically the same show as this promoting the museum and our inductees. Of course he agreed to do it but this was before KZbin and it was too costly for me to put on cable television.,Chet was a great man along with his musical talent. I still regret not interviewing him without a deal to air it at the time. I wasn’t thinking clearly but the museum wasn’t even thought of at the time…… I didn’t have a video camera yet either……best, Joe

[@calsurflance5598]

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum If we had only had a crystal ball!

[@jacktolmachoff7547]

Ya Joe !!