Truetone Lounge - Duke Levine Talks Touring with Bonnie Raitt & the Eternal Tone Hunt

[@charlesramsey4320]

Absolutely love this guys playing!

[@tad5920]

Just saw Duke with Bonnie Raitt live last night. Duke's playing is so soulful and perfect fit with Bonnie. It was a great show, Bonnie was great of course, and Duke was just stellar!

[@michaelbisceglia9154]

Grew up in the Worcester Massachusetts area always going out to see Duke. Great memories.

[@chuckbouscaren3898]

When I heard Tom say that he was excited to get Duke to fly in for a session I had never heard of him. Seeing him play here, I can see why anybody would be excited to have him play. I like your playing very much Mr. Levine! Good interview Zac! Thanks for introducing me to his music!

[@Scablander]

I saw the Raitt show in Sept. in a great venue. I hadn't known about Duke going in. But coming out my head was reeling from the perfection of her band and his playing. It was a terrific show!

[@jeffreystocks]

Duke's solo on The Story's 'So Much Mine' remains my high water mark for pop guitar playing. It's absolutely flawless. Thanks for the great interview!

[@TruetoneFX]

Very welcome!

[@dannymcjunkin3432]

Just got home from a Bonnie Raitt concert in my hometown of North Charleston SC. Duke Levine was amazing (as was Bonnie lol)! Great show!!!

[@thisisblakemillermusic]

Discovered Duke in the last year or so and found this episode so refreshing. Thanks Zac! You manage to get a guitar player is gear fix as much as you chase down the origin and story of the player. Always great.

[@mikebrown9850]

Mr Levine popped up on my Jeff Beck Pandora channel a couple’s of years ago. What a great player and now seeing him seems like a very humble guy. After watching this, it turns out Duke and I have a mutual friend from Austin. Great interview!

[@andrewk6870]

Some of the most soulful playing I've ever heard was by Duke!

[@X175]

That faux-steel playing without getting all bendy is fantastic. Beautiful!

[@TruetoneFX]

Right?!

[@stevechanning497]

What a wonderful player. I love these sessions...plenty of time to develope themes and really go into things. Great stuff...and I can restring and polish my babies while I'm listening !

[@TruetoneFX]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@charlies3287]

"Still working on it as we all do." Amen to that. It's a life long quest.

[@gcatwyo]

Terrific interview, Duke is such a tasty player.

[@mikesolomon481]

A Terrific very informative interview with Duke Levine

[@Dmwilson1970]

Great interview. Thanks.

[@TruetoneFX]

Our pleasure!

[@pierheadjump]

⚓️ Thanks Duke 🌈 Zak 🎶

[@BradCS356]

Great interview, Zach. Thank you.

[@TruetoneFX]

Thanks for listening

[@christopherkuefler9839]

Duke seems to be a really nice, down to earth kind of guy.

[@Mondoslug]

Very enjoyable interview and the one from two years ago. Thank you!

[@TruetoneFX]

Our pleasure!

[@charlies3287]

I also saw him with Bonnie Raitt. Had heard him before and was so happy to see him again. One of the guitarists I admire so much. On my top 5 list. Just gets so much out of the instrument.

[@scottyeager539]

Love this interview. Nice wardrobe coordination, as well. 😁

[@TwangTown]

Good interview Zac! My dad taught me an old fiddle song when I was 5, and it required hybrid playing. So I just thought it was how you are supposed to play. And he taught everybody that. Starting with Eddie Cochran in 1954. Then my uncle Geno Burbank. I just figured everybody used a pick and fingers. Jerry Reed Georgia Sunshine was my favorite record, until I heard Luxury Liner in 1979. Mom had those records. I didn't know what a thumb pick was so I thought Jerry played like that too. And I was 9 years old in 79, and that Emmylou record was mind boggling. Its cool to know Duke dug that one too. That was actually released before the Rockpile, Dave Edmunds/Nick Lowe stuff. I can't imagine playing guitar without doing it without all the fingers on my right hand. It was an interesting question I've never heard anybody ask before.

[@Harry_PP030]

Duke is a brilliant musician and a very nice guy!

[@mediahousefilms187]

Duke played in a local band called Crocket. They were great, he was 17.

[@SeeCSeesCC]

❤go Duke.

[@jpj1776]

Great interview. Like to see an interview with George Marinelli.

[@turbozayas]

Cool dude

[@rob-french-data]

a) don't overthink the video thing. Just do your customer videos. b) do what you have to do for your family c) you are appreciated d) name that thing "Chompers"

[@VJLasorsa]

Zak that chair is way too short. Your knees are above your hips. Back problems? Ergonomics!