The Tony Levin Interview - Pioneering Bassist talks King Crimson, Peter Gabriel & more

[@Producelikeapro]

Interviewing Tony Levin is a dream come true, his bass playing is some f the greatest ever, his humility is incredible and he's an amazing guy. Who are some of the most iconic bassists of all time to you? Share below

[@Chasam0d]

Think Mr Levin tops my list :) Maybe Les Claypool?

[@NOMADCREATIVESOLUTIONS]

Gotta say Flea, Ben Shepard and Adam Clayton really - but Jaco was the real pioneer i guess

[@ThierryLacan]

Barry Adamson & Peter Hook ! Haha ! 😉😎

[@Chasam0d]

Oh and Jon Evans!

[@WHPwellbeing]

Chris Squire. His bass on Starship Trooper that I saw him play live was the best I have ever witnessed.

[@craigvonberg4921]

It's so clear to me why he has been and continues to be one the MOST innovative and in-demand bassists over all these decades...HUMILITY. So humble. He only plays to serve the music.

[@Producelikeapro]

Veery well said!

[@DavidLazarus]

Absolutely agree! You can connect Tony to just about any band that's been around since at least the 90s within, at most, three hops. For instance, you can connect him to Duran Duran through Pink Floyd. David Gilmour played with Arcadia. You can connect him to The Beatles through John Lennon. You can connect him to Simple Minds through John Giblin who played bass on a few tracks for Peter Gabriel. Tony is such a phenomenal bassist and stick player and a wonderful person to boot.

[@ianskyvox]

Man, Tony is just an absolute treasure. As a musician and as a person.

[@Producelikeapro]

He certainly is! One of a kind!

[@badxxxmonkey5541]

Such a great open interview. There are some great bassist that you know of but never get to talk to. So happy to sit in and listen to this talk. You said crimson, though so prog, always still sounds like a song. The melody of the bass puts it together.

[@KenKlasser-bj7nr]

I guess they did mention Liquid Tension Experint after I posted my earlier post.

[@echtzeit]

What a legend. And what a nice guy! First time I saw Tony live was with Peter Gabriel in 77. I was 15 back then. I stood in front of the stage mouth wide open. He threw some guitar picks in the crowd and I caught one. It read „stolen from Tony Levin“ on it… Every time I saw him live was a pure joy because you could see that he was enjoying playing live. Thanks for the in depth and extensive interview!

[@BeesWaxMinder]

“Stolen…” that’s SO fun! cool

[@TheFrogfather1]

I saw him with Peter Gabriel in '79 and then almost exactly 40 years later with King Crimson!

[@Producelikeapro]

@@TheFrogfather1 Wow! That's amazing!

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! That's amazing Peter! Thanks for sharing

[@richardjamieson6681]

I have a "Stolen from Tony Levin" plectrum. King Crimson 'Beat' tour if I remember correctly. He threw them out after 'Red'.

[@sixstringalliance4417]

THE best Tony Levin interview by far! Actually research was done!

[@jiminy7277]

I was very fortunate to have Tony Levin play on a song of mine. Exactly as Warren described, he played with "weight and gravity..melody and emotion". In 2018 I was recording at Dreamland in upstate NY when Tony stopped by to drop off some gear. Jerry Marotta was at the studio and said hey Tony check out this song. Then a few weeks later I get an email from Tony Levin, he had put down three different bass parts and they were all amazing! I couldn't believe it. Such a humble and easy going guy. I ended up finishing the album in Brooklyn in 2021 and 2022, and that particular song didn't quite fit with the rest of the album. I scrapped my vocals and guitars but of course kept Tony's brilliant bass lines and rewrote the entire song around them. I used all three bass lines on the final version and they worked together perfectly. A dream come true.

[@Extrasinn]

What's the name of the album/song? Is it on Spotify?

[@jiminy7277]

@@Extrasinn the song is called Ain't No Cure, the album is called The Phoenix, the band is called Jiminy. It's on Spotify, Apple, and all the things.

[@LL-bl8hd]

Wow, what a great honor to have him on your song! Where can we hear your music?

[@derekmillar8032]

Mr. Levin, the only thing that comes close to eclipsing your enormous talent and musicality is your authentic humility. A true legend whose artistry can be heard on the bottom end of so many influential and successful albums. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your stories and perspectives on playing music - thank you!

[@randyclere7756]

Well stated!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Very well said Derek!

[@Producelikeapro]

@@randyclere7756 agreed!

[@donmackie6086]

Well said! Tony is THE Man! See my post for my reasons why.

[@SwampEye1]

I saw Tony twice with PG in the 80 s and with ABWH (YES) when he replaced Chris Squire in Frankfurt around 89 ... YES was insane ... Tony was such a refresher to the music, it was fantastic, they all went up a notch

[@Producelikeapro]

Marvellous! Thanks for sharing!

[@michaelsstatement]

Absolute LEGEND!! Saw him with King Crimson 3 times and 2 times with Peter Gabriel. The kind of bass player where you pull the fader and do nothing because you dont need. So good!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, an amazing talent!

[@marcom.]

Tony playing bass on PGs Red Rain and Don't Give Up is so special and marvellous!

[@renderizer01]

Don't give up has one of my favourite bass parts ever. It's so down to earth yet ethereal at the same time. Hauntingly beautiful and to the point.

[@Producelikeapro]

Absolutely incredible Marco

[@Producelikeapro]

@@renderizer01 yes, amazing!

[@donmackie6086]

That moment when the bass steps up and announces it arrival at the chorus of RR is incredibly powerful. Awe inspiring. Love Mr L! Saw him once with Gabriel in 1992, and 5 times with KC. He's quite simply, the best bassist on the planet. He understands better than anyone what the instrument's role is, and doesn't try to show off with complex speedy playing.

[@williamhively3295]

@Maxine McKenzie 23 It’ll come back to you, Maxine 😉

[@TyRobertsmedia]

Tony is one of the NICESTEST and personable musicians on the Planet! What a LOW END TALENT!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

That's amazing to hear!

[@rjw8631]

clearly a first-class human as well as an outstanding musician. his humility and contemplativeness are on clear display here

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@holgerschulz4104]

There´s been so many interviews with uncle Tony, but this one is by far one of the best ever. I´m so excited to see him again on this year´s I/O-tour!

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much! Tony is a wonderfully easy person to interview!

[@OldTooly]

I have to thank Tony for posting a picture of his view from the stage of the crowd at the King Crimson show in Raleigh, N Carolina in 2019, and captured me and my best friend together for the last show we saw together before he passed shortly after. We had seen over a hundred shows together over 47 years and this picture is cherished beyond belief. Many heartfelt thanks.

[@mikejones-go8vz]

That is cool, hope you are well, I have seen Tony a couple of times, nice guy too

[@tinyboxcars]

Tony Levin is far too modest. He is a true and pure artist and my living bass hero.

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@monj3anonymous991]

Real good guys of any art are modest type, the mark of the great

[@mutorsound]

Great job on the interview Warren. Tony seemed pleasantly surprised with your well-prepared questions.

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome! Thanks ever so much!

[@sinepilot]

Postpunk 80's was my main jam. Peter Hook, David J, Andy McClusky, Simon Gallup, Kim Deal, Tina Weymouth, Sting, Tony Levin, John Taylor: these are the bassists who shaped my playing

[@Producelikeapro]

All wonderfully influential players!

[@sspbrazil]

David J

[@Producelikeapro]

@@sspbrazil love the Bauhaus!

[@Reprodestruxion]

“Cough” Mick Karn

[@patrikbjorling4391]

Ehhh...Pino?

[@Gregorovitch144]

I recall seeing Peter Gabriel at Earls Court, sometime early 80's I think. I will never forget beginning to notice this incredible bass weaving through the opening songs. It was so deep, rich and melodic, soaring up and down through the chord structures, never seemed overpowering, just sitting there ever present in the overall sound, always just right, tight as all hell. Checking out the stage I saw this tall shaven headed dude grooving in his black trench coat responsible for producing these incredible bass lines. I had no idea who he was, I soon put that right. And I went back to my Gabriel albums to check if the same guy was playing on them. Of course the effect of his playing was not quite the same on my home stereo but I could still hear the echoes of that monstrous bass sound I heard at Earls Court. Have been an absolute fan of Tony Levin ever since.

[@Doministry]

Fenomenal. It's amazing you did this. King Crimson is one of the most important music acts in rock history, Tony is a hero. People should know this, thank you!!!

[@DaleE-u4n]

While working the NAMM show as a representative of a pickup manufacturer in the late 90s, there was a huge commotion at the Ernie Ball booth. I forget who was causing the crush of people (I think it was Steve Howe), I spied Tony Levin just standing all alone a little way away from the commotion. I walked up to him and told him how much I enjoyed his music. Tony looked at me like he couldn't believe that I even recognized him. He is such a gracious and humble man. I spoke to him for just a few minutes, but he was so unlike other musicians I met during those years.

[@soundcanvas1450]

Just as nice to hear Tony Levin talk and share stories as it is to hear his playing.. Had the pleasure of shaking his hand & giving him my first CD in Toronto years ago and his way of receiving it with respect, attention and a honest thanks was memorable. Something quite Zen and down to Earth about his way in life.

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, true;y a wonderful classy guy!

[@johntaylor7496]

Ended up at Secret World tour with free tickets and low expectations. I had no idea Levin played for him until then. Hell they even had Shankar from Shakti. Fantastic production. Tony had the best sound and of any bassist I've ever seen by a decent amount. What a badass.

[@donmackie6086]

I met Tony and we talked very briefly after a King Crimson show in 1984 in Vancouver. He was friendly and approachable. I said, 'you're great!' He replied, 'thanks' and shook my hand. I was actually waiting to ask Robert Fripp a question when Tony emerged first from the rear exit of the venue. As a musician of 45 years, primarily an electric guitarist, I have Mr L as my #1 favorite bassist. There's many excellent players in the world, but most of these players that are sited by others, are far too busy for me. Tony's sublime low end, his fretless mastery, his creativity at utilizing new techniques, and his amazing body of work on the Chapman Stick make it easy for me to have him at that top position. Bows to you Maestro Master Levin! Much respect.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing that story! That sounds like an amazing experience and a wonderful show. I didn’t get to see them until the email ‘90s, it was amazing

[@donmackie6086]

@@Producelikeapro I first saw Tony in King Crimson in 1981 I think. One of the reasons I have a longer history with his work is because I'm 61. Thanks again for this excellent interview!

[@jimdukeproject]

To hear a great player like Tony Levin say he is "still learning" is inspiring.

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@mattdelany6799]

John McLaughlin said that even after 70 years of playing, he hasn’t even scratched the surface.

[@ministerofdarkness]

My favorite bass player of all time!! Pure Genius!

[@tomaurnhammer7597]

What a wonderful gentleman Tony is. A joy to watch. Q&A full of respect and love of music. Thank you both.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@RC32Smiths01]

It's fascinating the legends you seamlessly get to interview! Absolutely love Tony, and I know this will just be a great discussion.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@theCheesemonger]

Fantastic interview! Thanks a lot. A real treat for bassists and King Crimson fans!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! Glad you enjoyed it

[@JT-si6bl]

Tony. He opened my perspective, and honed my attention. I owe you sir.

[@RinnRuannan]

Tony Levin is one of my inspirations whenever I'm playing bass guitar, every time. Wonderful interview. Thank you for this.

[@pilippepine3299]

So relax and gentle.... And extraordinary musician..!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, yes and yes!!

[@periloustemple8290]

I have loved Tony's artful playing - long before I really even knew who he was there. Thank you both. This was just mind blowing!!!!!!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@drpangloss6725]

A great musician and a great Man. Followed him since early '70s. Enjoyable conversation!

[@wyattfox4850]

Thanks guys for a great inner-view sharing all you have...Great to know Tony better after all these years. Hope to see you soon.

[@99beatmonster]

what an incredibly pleasant gent !!. I feel so fortunate to have seen Tony with Crimson in 1981, 1996, 2015 and 2019...all in the UK....superb...great interview too.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing Bruce! Agreed wonderful talent and yes, I've seen him live with Crimson many times too!

[@30Irwin]

Around '85 I had four albums I couldn't stop playing for months on end: Gabriel's Security, Gowan's Strange Animal, Joan Armatrading's Walk Under Ladders, and Crimson's 3 of a Perfect Pair. Common denominator: Tony was bass player for all of them! What a freakin' legend--so appreciative of those deep tones he's given us.

[@Producelikeapro]

Very well said and ALL masterpieces!

[@bruslaw]

What a great, modest and down-to-earth guy. Pleasure to listen to. Great interview, thanks Warren!

[@willemmoller6736]

Great interview with a truly inspiring musician, thanks Warren!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@MaxCarola]

"the roll of the dice"! I'm just into the tenth minute of this interview, and I already feel that this man is a real guru. I've always loved his work and sound, but his humble way of relating to the music world is an essential lesson to young musicians. I'm sure I will watch this a few times. Thank you for allowing us to meet the man.

[@chrismannion3418]

Great interview and so glad to hear him tell his story. A great musician, he appears in so much of my collection. Seen him live, and he comes across as a down to earth, one day at a time guy. Wonderful to see /listen to. Thank you

[@JayYarbroughMusic]

He has one the most infectious smiles I've seen! What a great guy/brilliant musician. Saw him on the Peter Gabriel 'So' tour which was beyond epic. His sound was phenomenal. Superb interview.

[@jimw6659]

Warren, I love the confidence you have to not interrupt during your interviews and to just let your guests talk. Many people feel the need to interject and get their points across constantly, much to the detriment. Your questions feel so well researched and open that these conversations flow naturally; they’re a pleasure to listen to!

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow! Thanks ever so much JJ! You Rock!

[@davidsinclair699]

Amazing interview with an amazing bassist/musician. Tony is a musical hero of mine. The first time I heard "Solsbury Hill", the bass line just sung to me. The big takeaway for me is that he is always learning and I should try to do the same. Again, a brilliant interview. Kudos Warren.

[@jbognap]

Tony's personality and communication mirror his approach to music.

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%! Thanks ever so much!

[@randyclere7756]

TONE ELEVEN!!!

[@NOMADCREATIVESOLUTIONS]

A Musician's Musician.. Always a great listen when in conversation

[@charlesnr]

Perfect timing. Levin brothers today in Chicago. And memories of the two tours of Upper Extremities. And the tours of the Bruford Levin King Crimson.

[@WHPwellbeing]

Thanks for all you do for music Warren. And thanks to Tony for great bass inspiration.

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome! I really appreciate it

[@AnthonyPoetica]

I remember Tony Levin being the Bass Player on Peter Gabriel's First Solo UK Tour (1975/76? - Sorry it is a long time ago) And He did indeed play the Tuba; I think it was on "Moribund The Burgermeister" Or "Excuse Me'". He has an Amazing way of infusing rhythm with that infectiousness that gets one moving. And when he ties in with the Drummer / Percussionist, it is sublime. He is a Superb Musician and One of The Top Bass Players on the Planet. I so enjoyed this interview. "Thank-You".

[@WinstonTexas829]

This is a masterclass in how to be a successful musician. Work your behind off in multiple disciplines. Be modest and friendly, open to new techniques and experience, gracious to all around you. Stay clean and healthy. Commit wholly to your projects. Never make the music about you. Mr Levin is probably the kind of guy techs will go the extra mile for. He deserves all his success.

[@angusorvid8840]

I've been a fan of Tony since the 80s. He's such a groundbreaking musician all around who just so happens to gravitate towards bass. All of this creativity, this open mindedness to new musical experience has made him one of the most refreshing bassists of all time. He keeps growing. Tony showed the bass as a lead instrument, not just a piece of the rhythm section.

[@thomaspacker2626]

Saw them on the Discipline tour.Phenomenal and impressed with his openness to provide what’s needed in so many ways! Kudos on the incredible interview with the remarkable questions and answers!

[@johnforan2973]

Love it! Never listened to you do an interview. My first experience. Loved listening in. My wife and I are going to one of your newly formed King Crimson gigs later this year. Your music is so interesting and ahead of it's time.

[@richardllynfi6714]

What a wonderful interview. Such an amazing musician and person.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@machine-madedog5059]

Tony Levin is my bass hero.. even though I'm a guitarist!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@COLDMKULTRA]

Great interview ... and what an utterly down to earth and lovely bloke Mr Levin is. 👍

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes! Thanks ever so much

[@Xarahel]

This channel is some kind of miracle. Since I was a teenager, Levin is my favourite bass player, besides McCartney. No one had that top for me, really. Tony Levin is such an astonishing genious. So we have here two miracles here. TONY LEVIN and this amazing, beautiful channel, 'PRODUCE LIKE A PRO'. Thanks to both of them. I though I had never learnt so much in a video from KZbin.

[@Producelikeapro]

Wow!! Thanks ever so much! This comment just popped up! Devine intervention! That really means a lot

[@Xarahel]

@@Producelikeapro, for me it's a real honour to share these kind of feelings and thoughs with one of the top creators in KZbin. I discovered your channel recently through King Crimson, and when I watched these two AMAZING videos of 'Artist that changed music' showing us, to all Crimson fans, all the esence and all the things we even did not know yet until you... THANK YOU for all your work. I bet Fripp would be proud of you as one of the few that could feel and teach about King Crimson stuff, even the unexplainable, you know what I mean? You are a genious as a producer, as a storyteller, as a musician and talented human being. Keep it going!!! Regards and hugs from Spain.

[@Producelikeapro]

@@Xarahel Wow! Thanks ever so much! Yes, I'm a HUGE King Crimson fan, it;s great see everyone else jumping on this now! Better late than never! The three Crimson albums with Tony and Adrian are some of favourite albums ever made!

[@Chuin37]

Thank you for this, Tony has been one of the more fascinating bassists in music yet today is the first time I ever heard him speak.

[@John2009R]

I had this on my "watch later" list for a while because it's an hour and 20 but finally watched it. I loved every minute!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@marcwiggin8816]

Awesome guy, so humble. Never been much aware of his stuff. Need to change that. Also, props to Warren for asking good questions then letting his subject answer them! Great interview, thankyou

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Marc! Tony is an amazing talent and a truly humble guy!

[@careyvinzant]

Every interview with Tony that I have read or listened to has taught me something about the life of a musician. He obviously understands the craft of music, but his interviews tend to focus on his experience and the mindset that has enabled him to succeed, both in finding work and in producing worthwhile music. I haven't played bass with any regularity in twenty years (I've been focused on guitar), but Tony's insights into meeting other musicians and the dynamics of effective collaboration still inspire and challenge me. Thank you.

[@dnscs]

Thanks for this great interview with Tony. I've seen him live with Peter Gabriel and loved hearing him open up about his many bands and projects.

[@SharpblueCreative]

Just stumbled upon this after seeing Tony perform with Peter Gabriel on his I/O tour. Fantastic. First time since 2003 on the Growing Up tour. What a genius. Been hooked on PG since the Genesis years but much more since the solo era and Tony is a major proponent of that music. His bass playing on all the pre-release I/O sessions Peter is putting on KZbin is seminal. Much respect.

[@fml4542]

Saw Tony with Peter Gabriel twice: in the late 70’s (touring for the 1st PG album) and then again during the Growing Up tour. In between with King Crimson during the Discipline tour. He is a true master of the bass, and clearly a true gentleman. Thanks for the music, Tony!

[@Ballacks101]

Loved the interveiw. Very excited to hear that there might be a new PG album on the horizon. We've been waiting for so long.

[@Producelikeapro]

Me too!!

[@jimdukeproject]

What an awesome humble guy Tony is. I love his work with King Crimson. Lots of respect for him as a bass player myself, even though I'm no where near his caliber of expertise.

[@duncanparsons]

What a lovely, lovely interview, thank you :-)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@TonyYouTubeChannel]

Not only a huge talent, but clearly a very humble gentleman. Similar to another comment below, I first saw Tony Levin on the first Peter Gabriel tour many moons ago. He has a great stage presence also.

[@stephenandreucetti5217]

Thanks for the interview Tony and Warren. Really enjoyed it and he is a super nice individual.

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome!

[@matshanssen2070]

Great intervieuw☝️

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@liftme225]

I love this musician Levin. Just so unique...and good!

[@waverider6kj32]

One of the Best Stick players,and bass player on the planet plain and simple,a joy to listen to .

[@Producelikeapro]

Well said!

[@Beatledave7]

Loved it! Thank you both… good luck & enjoy the tours Tony!

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome!

[@1rwjwith]

Another ALL TIME LEGEND…THANKS FOR THE INTERVIEW!

[@TsunamiBeefPies]

As one of the people who regularly attends the Three of a Perfect Pair Music Camp, I can tell you that TLev is every bit the class act that he seems to be. And as a drummer, I've been lucky enough to play with Tony several times at the camp. Just as in this interview, he's forthright and candid. I have never heard Tony Levin say anything bad about any person, ever. Thank you for this very good interview!

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

Oh, I can't resist... I really wanted to see the Discipline, Beat,Three of a Perfect Pair era Crimson, live, but never got the chance - regrets. But I finally got to see KC with 3 drummers, at St Davids hall, Cardiff, with all those fantastic, classic, Red, Larks Tongues..., and Court... revitalised tunes, and it sounded excellent, sonically, performance and passion. I'm so glad Tony was there

[@audiotomb]

Pure class, unique and so humble Tony has been the bedrock of so much great music What a joy to hear his insights. Who wouldn’t beg to have Tony play at their session or on the road. His enormous talent and personable down to earth easy going nature. Not to mention he makes you look good from behind the lense. Fabulous interview your knowledge and poise really brought out a lot in such a warm non interrogative setting. You let Tony be Tony. Too many interviewers step all over a subject just to impress. Bravo Can’t wait for the new Peter Gabriel album after a 19 year hiatus and that Tony can’t wait to tour

[@bereboo49]

A true musician riding the creative wave! Love his humbleness!

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@vitorantunes8700]

Bottom end maestro! Been a fan of Tony Levin's distinctive sound and playing for so long. Thank you for the wonderful interview

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed! Thanks ever so much

[@yotamusic]

That was AMAZING! thank you Warren for making this. TL is the real deal.

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome!

[@kevjak51]

Wow thank you Warren that was superb, A great musician and a very humble guy.

[@Producelikeapro]

Hi Kevin! Glad you enjoyed it

[@chrismcwilliams2778]

Thank you Warren..what a wonderful interview..such a humble guy for all the daggers in my heart from his musicianship over the years. CHEERS!

[@richfox1255]

Thanks to both of you for such a thoughtful conversation.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks for watching

[@provocase]

That was a great, informative interview! Great and one of a kind musician and a very kind and open person. I had the honour of seeing him play during Gabriel's So! tour back in the day... was baffled by his funk sticks then... hearing Tony and Manu Katché playing live was like pure honey for the ears and soul! Thanks for posting this, Warren!

[@jodylowe8476]

i remember seeing toni when i was a kid. one of those iconic dudes that always caught my attention.

[@whoakayno]

What an incredible guy, such an amazing player

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, yes and yes!

[@onthatdirtroad]

Levin is so next level.... Your channel is fantastic.

[@The-Skyking]

Oh this is an interview I'm looking forward to! Side note, I don' t know what headset he has, but that headset mic sounds GREAT.

[@paulmattle6683]

It's cool to hear that he started playing tuba then went to bass. I started the same way.

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@johngalt5411]

The Bruford/Levin group releases are magical; one studio and one live. And also Cloud About Mercury with David Torn. Amazing stuff.

[@wietzejohanneskrikke1910]

This was absolutely wonderful. Thank you.

[@Producelikeapro]

You're very welcome!

[@DennisAlvarezMusic]

This was a very cool interview with one of the best in the business. Loved it!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, Tony is amazing

[@magneticpitch]

terrific interview of an amazing musician! loving this episode.. cheers!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@chadyou812]

The drops about working on new Gabriel material in this makes me jump for joy

[@Vesohag]

Thank you so much for this interview! I love Tony Levin's work since I started to listen to Peter Gabriel. And was able to listen to him live one time here in Puebla, México a few years ago. Very chill and talented musician!

[@ThePereubu1710]

What a wonderful interview. Thank you.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@CreativeWarrior-]

WOW! I just love you guys! I hope you get all the EXPOSURE you're looking for and have the best THELA HUN GINJEET of your lives! Sure did enjoy all the fantastic ELEPHANT TALK about our favorite DISCIPLINE!

[@canvoodoo]

Thanks for this Tony has been my bass hero since before I could play.

[@proxylab7465]

Tony in Liquid tension experiment is so f*ing good

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed

[@rubrshrk]

Thank you for doing this. Tony is a delight! I'll never forget going to see the So tour and being disappointed (okay, quietly crestfallen) when the bassist had long hair, thinking that PG had hired some other- albeit talented- bassist. After the first song, Tony pulled off the wig and finished the show as himself. :)

[@Producelikeapro]

I’m impressed! I wish I’d seen that Tour!