Truetone Lounge | Paul Franklin | Part Two

[@ThinDreamer30]

As much as I adore all of these Truetone Lounge interviews, this one is easily within my top three! Utterly superb!

[@TruetoneFX]

Thank you so much, Joshua. Zac

[@haraldfrostad]

So, the CHORD at 31:24 actually made me cry ~ Thanks a lot to Mr. Paul Franklin (#Paul Franklin ) 🥺 Just beautiful 🤠😎🤗

[@mikemorrison281]

Great interview. Paul is a national treasure.

[@yalahamike]

We are so fortunate that Paul is willing to teach. Thanks Paul.

[@CARDINAL701]

absolutely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@deankirkman7753]

I love listening to Paul his knowledge of studio work and all the artists he has played for is amazing !

[@Amoeba744]

Paul is a great player and seems like a very kind upfront person he's always willing to help out other players.

[@RyanWellsMusic]

This is gold! Great format. You are gentle in your approach and know just how to keep the download of information flowing. Excellent content!

[@larrydering1598]

Nicely done. Paul is such an unbelievable player. Good to see the humility he has and share his knowledge and insight.

[@TruetoneFX]

The best players, with long track records, tend to be humble and kind. Zac

[@MattRingressi]

Very happy to hear Paul mention Joaquin Murphey! Also, I absolutely love his teaching approach!

[@colinbradley1366]

So interesting! Thanks again Zac - looking forward to your next guest!

[@TruetoneFX]

You are welcome Colin. We have much more to come over the next 2 months. Zac

[@davemassie3726]

FANTASTIC! Thanks Paul & Zac! A Master for sure!

[@stevesuv]

Carol Kay from the Wrecking Crew teaches Jazz the same way. Chordal scale tones. She also started on jazz guitar from the Oahu door to door salesman.She mastered the steel and was playing jazz guitar in South Central L.A.with all the Jazz greats. Thats where she met the great Earl Palmer. It all started with her Oahu salesman.

[@daveowens9490]

Paul is also kind enough to throw out little nuggets on the Steel Forum that are tremendously helpful and influential for learning players like me. Thanks Paul!

[@steelguitar7796]

Love these interviews.

[@fulpdean]

Paul is awesome, really enjoyed these two segments !

[@TruetoneFX]

Thanks for watching! Zac

[@rosssoutherland8118]

(First time I heard Paul play Nervous Breakdown I bout had a nervous breakdown!) If Jerry wasn’t hard enough to play already! lol I always love his playing! I played in a band with the great pedal steel guitarist Walter Haynes for 9 years. He taught me so much. What a pleasure it was to stand beside him 5 & 6 nights a week. We played w Johnny Paycheck in spring of 93. What a fabulous experience! One time I was at Walt’s house and he had Buddy on the speaker phone & introduced me to him. It was like a dream come true. Buddy pretty much bragged on Walt’s playing the entire call. He told me that Walt helped him get his start with Little Jimmy. Buddy was so far out there-on a different planet.. I had to tell him that the Red Neck Jazz stuff changed my life. He laughed when I told him that he and Danny sounded like Jimmy & Speedy on crack Cocaine. I still can’t believe I said that. Young & dumb back then lol God rest their souls 🙏🏻

[@TimoGrossBand]

mindblowing! Great video again! very inspiring for my own work!

[@everttromp3876]

One of the greatest on Pedal Steelguitar

[@steelmanwright]

Just a Great interview, Paul is a True Master, Part 3 -:)...

[@TruetoneFX]

Sorry to say, no part 3. Glad you liked. Please subscribe and share! Zac

[@michaelgranka7904]

Not only am I gonna steal licks, I'm gonna steal that line about my favorite song. THE NEXT ONE. Love it.

[@NMG-Digital]

Thanks Zac and Paul for a great video. Bye bye scales, hello chordal tones!

[@StillYHWHs]

I love this show.

[@jerdyfigueredo4090]

Great interview!!! Love it.

[@TruetoneFX]

Thanks! Zac

[@rustyjames4962]

Paul it seems like we never stop learning things on steel but at the same time what have we left behind in advancing it's crazy to think about it.

[@sesa2984]

Zac, please explain to my girlfriend why cleaning the house on my day off was less important than watching every truetone interview of a steel player.

[@peteharding]

Wonderful. Thank you.

[@boblee6477]

Paul Franklin is great. So modest. The first time I saw Paul play was on a Vince Gill video. He's so in to it with so much passion. I love the steel. I wish I learned it instead of guitar.

[@PeterKeaneMusic]

Fantastic stuff - esp enjoyed the talk about Buddy Emmons chord/intervals vs scales approach. I'm not a steel player but I've been a fan of Paul's since Lyle Lovett's 2nd record. Currently enjoying the Bakersfield album he did w/ Vince Gill. Delighted to see him on Truetone Lounge.

[@TruetoneFX]

Thank you. I love the Bakersfield album too! Zac

[@brbadge]

Another killer interview! I love pedal steel,but I'll never have time to learn it.

[@TruetoneFX]

Thanks! Tons of great concepts for any instrumentalist though. Zac

[@PedroBernardiGuitarra]

Definitely one of favorite youtube series! By the way, a video with Devin Malone would be great! Maybe one day? :)

[@henrynagle2865]

Great interview!

[@guitareveryone]

Great interview Zac!

[@TruetoneFX]

Thanks Darren. Zac

[@Billy97ify]

The chord notes are the only ones that matter to the brain alright. All of the others are just steps in between which lead up or down to the strong harmonies of the chord. It is great to hear it discussed this way.

[@glenhenning9261]

OMG, we all owe homage to the door to door salesman from Oahu for LLoyd and Buddy?!!! And according to Steve Suveg's comment below, the incredible Carol Kay also, SHE came up with the incredible bass line on Beachboy's " Good Vibrations" and so much more!

[@steelgtr]

Bravo!

[@TruetoneFX]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed. Zac

[@KWMusic71]

Paul for president, please.

[@pedalsteelguitarjazzbebop4889]

PF's course is indeed ground braking and as far as I know the only IN-DEPTH "Method" I know of that also explains BOTH tunings and creates "links" between the two. ... J-D. Sauser

[@joelwest1537]

Would love to learn how to Play this steel but where do I start musically

[@bruceanderson8720]

enjoyed , thanks

[@TruetoneFX]

Thank you for watching. Zac

[@fenderblues1744]

Paul. The guitar you have behind you on the wall, I have one very simular and maybe the same. Mine has Silvertone on the head stock but not sure if the neck has been changed, could you say what make it is please. This is the first time I have seen one the same. I bought it sometime in the 1960s. The one I have is a 6 string guitar with a tremolo. The body is thin and solid. Hope to get some more info on it thanks.

[@TruetoneFX]

That is a Hofner Beatle Bass. Many guitar versions/copies were made in Japan during the 60's. Zac

[@fenderblues1744]

Thank,s for your quick reply, it looks like it could be Japanese then, mine is not a bass guitar, but I could see yours was a bass guitar. Thanks for your help. Watching your videos is helping.

[@lancemartin8465]

22:03 - very emotional sounds

[@TruetoneFX]

Indeed. Zac

[@StillYHWHs]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@sfear6]

Is the PF350 speaker can be use or plug in a guitar amp and cab?

[@TruetoneFX]

It works great for guitar! Zac

[@sfear6]

Truetone last question: good for rock and metal tone? Im only interested because of its high wattage.. thank you

[@TruetoneFX]

It will work fine, as long as you are not expecting to get distortion from the speaker. They are stout and true.

[@DwayneKong]

"this is one of Buddy's licks" kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpOppJuFfNR5atU Cannonball Adderley was playing Buddy's licks in 1958 kzbin.info/www/bejne/paC2Y5xsapKpoZo

[@chrislarcombemusic8445]

21:56

[@DBTdad]

Eternal Student. I'm stealing that term from Paul.

[@jacklusher182]

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[@PaulZimmerman-t4k]

There's no "All of a sudden" with the pedal steel guitar. There's the rest of your life