GREAT note choices!!!! Always fun to hear you open it up a bit. Great lesson in how to improvise and still do the job of a bass player holding down the fort. Thanks for posting.
In the distant future hundreds of years from now, on what ever media people are listening to....this song will still be heard! :-) That train in the tunnel story gave me anxiety!!....and it's a scene from many an action flick!. Vaccinations are ramping up, which is splendid news!.....my mom(76) got her 2nd dose last sat. So far no bad side effects :-)
Lee, great train story! I live and grew up in New Jersey.. When I was very young maybe 7th grade, 1967, me and friends would enter the tunnel in North Bergen New Jersey and make our way to Manhattan... every 30 feet or so there were cut outs, could fit three people. I was the smallest, so I would stand in between my friends, holding hands. First you see the light, then the wind, then the train is passing you at great speed .. maybe three feet from you. An unbelievable rush .. of course we could have died ..... kids from Union City, NJ, there was nothing else to do ....
I've been trying to play this song forever, the way you play it on the record. After watching this, I realize, I will never be able to play like the master you are, but I still keep trying, lol. Thank you for that, sir.
Interesting to hear how this channel has evolved for you over the past year. I think your success with it owes a lot to your approach as a communicator. I spent many years working in radio and one thing I learned early on was to talk to individuals. You hoped a lot of people would be listening - but they were listening one at a time normally. So as an announcer I tried to imagine I was talking to one person as opposed to addressing an audience. Fortunately I worked at many stations that wanted that approach, as opposed to the big voiced, top-40 DJ thing. So, even though you're now at 149 thousand subscribers, I'd bet a lot us feel like we're hanging with a buddy, every day. That enhances communication. Well done, sir. Long may you wave.
Yes Mr S. It is Friday or P.O.E.T.S Day. Thank you for your warmth, stories and sheer effortless (to me) musicianship, not forgetting your humanity. Last March I had no idea whatsoever what things might help me through the situation with covid. You are definitely one of those elements. My fiancee, Karen & I have watched all the posts and our musical awareness has improved exponentially over, what is just about a year now. Take care Mr S and Mrs as well as M&R (The Howlers) and , to all the Sklarites out there around the world. We are one tribe.
Lee, I've been a semi-pro bass player for many many years now and this has always been an inspirational bass line for me. I just love the feel and swing you put into it. Absolute classic. Thank you so much for sharing. Stay safe, lots of love from over here in England
Just this week, I caught an old performance with JT and company, I believe from 1975. JT had long hair, your's was dark, and you were playing the carved up bass you have with the peace sign. Long time ago, made me smile. Be good, stay safe.
Sometimes the synergy between the song, the bass playing, the props, the stories and the side stories are stunningly perfect. This was one of those episodes. Thx!
Here in the foothills of Colorado, we got 29 inches of snow a couple days ago. Normally we're ready for that. But my plow broke down, and the snowblower won't start. You brought a huge ray of sunshine into an otherwise crappy day as I wait for the AAA angel to come tow my truck to a shop. Thanks for the song and your narrative (I've also been in a train tunnel which I shared with a moving train - I was petrified). This is one of my favorite songs from JT. And Lee, if you're listening, your bass playing soothes me more than a working plow truck or snowblower.
Thanks for sharing Leland. I use to travel along the tracks when I was a youngster. The big fear was to get your foot caught in a switch yard. I didn't care for that song back in my day but now that I am in my late forties I dig it. 👍
I love this tune and the chair is hilarious!!😅. Have a good weekend Mr. Sklar!! Its so good watch the guy who recorded this tune playing it here Lee! I listened to this so much as a kid and then performed it with a band for years! Thanks man!! Great memories!!
Just when I thought I had a handle on this song... I watch Leland the legend, Jeez now I have to start again! Brilliant touch & feel, thanks for the vid dude, truly great.
How Sweet It Is...to have you play bass for us! That was too much fun watching and listening today. I love that song. Both train stories were magnificent; the David story, and the tunnel story (the mental frittata!). If something can be more than priceless-today was it! Every day is priceless, but, for me, today was over the top. Stay safe and stay well!
Leland Sklar thank you so much for sharing your talent and time with me . I learn a lot watching you not only on the guitar but how to be humble and genuine in life .
Great fun watching you embellish your own bass line on this classic recording. It’s like having a bass lesson from one of the coolest guys on the scene. Love your accompanying stories as well.
Leland, love hearing your stories of life on the road! I really appreciate the beautiful bass playing that you have brought to the music of so many including James Taylor, Phil Collins etc. have really enjoyed this site over the last year! Thanks and be safe!
Omg stellar !!! Thanks Lee 🙏 inspiring ....now I want to go dust off of my Squire P bass and rediscover my hobby . PS: that bass is something very special 👍
Thanks Leland for James Taylor. Wonderful song of his. I'm going to research David Sanborn. Have a Great day, Maureen, You, and the Kids. Love ya all! Doug. We must Shower the People.
Thanks for the Friday chat 🙂 Enjoy your day and take care of the boys and we'll be here when you have time tomorrow 😀 And your segues (light at the end of the tunnel) are perfect 👌
And how very cool it is to watch you play live against this wonderful track that was playing everywhere back then! This tune stands the test of time like every other JT song. It transcends generations, owing much to the great musicians who played on it, so tight, like a hand in glove. And that Sanborn sax is its sweet signature. Thanks so much for all you do Mr. Sklar to bring the music to life.
I can relate to the train story. I grew up in nyc in the 60s and we used to explore the subway between stations. The more we did it the easier it got. But it is scary. Thanks for playing that tune. Classic 👍 and as always much appreciated 🖕🖕🖕
Awesome! As a bass player, "Your Smiling Face" is still one of my all time songs to practice to!! I'm getting over "First Dorsal Compartment Release" surgery".. I hope you are well and healthy!
Hahahahahaha that was the best beginning of a song ever that you have done........That song started so fast and you without skipping a beat went right into the Bass perfect timing......I am so pumped this is you Lee playing this......This played in my house all the time in my living room as young one. Was always so fun and happy!!!!!
One of these days this guy is going to be a great bass guitar player. Keep rocking' dude. Nice beard by the way - you remind me of the guy who use to jam with JT.
What a brilliant guy u r .... I love a melodic bass player who understands rhythm ..AND melody ! What an icon you are and rightfully so..... Dave Gott ..hey have u ever played with Jeff Pevar, he is in my studio band ... pevar guitar....David Santos bass ...lib devitto on drums ...rob clores on keys..... crystal taliefero ..horns percs bgvs.... u r a peaceful guy in harmony ....i bet your talent causes a lot of that ...dg
@@lelandsklar6363 yezzz. I figured u guys knew each other ... listening to you talk during your you tube videos ...you remind me of Jeff ..all to the good :) Dave Gott
Lovely story about the family that you met. How wonderful to have kept in touch for all those years. The train that you have is Thomas the Tank Engine. An amazingly popular children's book series which became a TV series and was once narrated by Ringo Starr.
Thankful for all the great videos. Don’t underestimate how much this means to fellow musicians and music lovers. This is greatness ! Cheers from Philly
I bought a small drumset few days ago and now playing along with you. A dream comes true for me now that I m 51☺️. Trank you for your daily „Update“. So nice!!!
Lee, What a cool deal being able to reconnect with the families and stories you may have forgotten after 30 years!! You are a lucky man to have truly lived life and enjoyed. It seems James, Phil, Toto, and all the rest have worked with the best. The chair is really funny😎..you could ask for a new chair and start your own furniture store in Pasadena...Cheers!
Yes - isn't it just a great pleasure and a true gift. Thx Lee - you've made the wold a better places in many ways and there's huge army of appreciators out there of all that you've done.
Amazing to watch you play one of one most favorite JT cover songs . I am not sure you played exactly the same part on the album cut I will have to listen again and I realy don't care to copy you ,however I wish I had your brain to find my part.. Carley's vocal sends shivers down my spine and you lock that song together how do you do it . I wish you would teach some day and provide your wisdom and knowledge of music to all of us
San Fernando Valley State, Northridge! Wpw, I interviewed for a job there once. I went elsewhere because I couldn't afford to raise a family on what they were paying. Oh, well. We possibly would've met up then. Great tune, by the way. I enjoyed this! Thanks!
I saw you Leland playng in a James Taylor concert, in São Paulo - Brazil, in 1986, I guess. It was so good! Maybe the "cutest" show I attended, ever. Great songs, great musicians and singers (awesome backing vocals by a blonde woman and a black guy which names I forgot). But must of all, a great, great vibe. A nice memory I'll keep in my heart, forever.
High point of yesterday was getting to actually converse with you, Lee. It was nice to hear you respond to my voice - unlike you seem to do when I watch your daily TH-cam videos !! Hey, I do look a bit like James Raymond. What a handsome son of a gun!!
I like what you say about the connectivity of technology and how this year has been a time to bring people together. That's one of the things I've always appreciated about you. You get it. We're all alone in this life, and getting to connect with others as we go through it, is the joy of it.
It’s so much fun to find that song , that gets you in a groove . You played that so effortlessly, had fun, lots of memories . Just great . Stay safe and healthy.
Hi Lee! Ya know there are certain songs I watch you play that you obviously totally enjoy playing and the look on your face and your body language shows that it's like you're back in the studio on that session. I loved this bass part even if it wasn't the exact one you played at the time. Outstanding!!!! I get my second shot on March 8! Can't wait! Take care and my best to the family!!!
I grew up listening to you play with JT. You're the reason I started to play bass guitar you gave me so much inspiration to play. Watching you play this song brings back so many good memories... Thank you for that You're an amazing musician...
Right on Lee! It’s clear to see that you TRULY love TO PLAY James’ music, this is the most I’ve seen you cut up on a tune 🤩 and I’ve been watching since last March! Big thanks
Thanks for sharing your wonderful memories! Your “mental frittatas “ are so enjoyable! You make your playing look so effortless... surely due to years of practice. Take care & God bless.🌹👏🏻
Leland, you made my day!! Loved that song and remember playing that song at the college radio station. Got both of my shots. Just waiting to see the rest of my family and 2 wonderful granddaughters. No physical contact since June of last year. Keep up the great work! Warmest Regards, Kurt Warner Portland, Oregon
JT always does a fantastic job with his cover tunes! Love your playing on it, especially the riffs you do preceding the chorus. Would like to see/hear you do his cover of "Up On The Roof."
In the tunnel, man am I glad there was no equipment dragging to take you guys out! I’ve been almost that close to a freight train, outside, behind a camera, those things are just so powerful that it really is disorienting to be so close.
Thank you so much for these daily gifts, Lee. Love this song and your bass playing is simply amazing.. and, yes, you have indeed created a beautiful thing with your channel - and the clubhouse.
I have a railroad tunnel experience of my own from when I was young and stupid. Fortunately, I didn't encounter a train, especially as I was wearing a full backpack at the time.
Dude... you just rock..... SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO love these videos!!
Hi, Lee! You are the greatest!
Wonderful
Perfect! Love it. Thank you again.
Fun fact: Metronome use Lee to practice time!
More accurate than the Atomic clock at the Smithsonian Institute!
Is that a gnome that moves to the city?
🤣
@@nofretzDW hahaha!
@@hanspeterlillese2225 you gnome I kind of humor
How sweet it is to be serenaded by Lee Sklar!! 😁✌
Low budget production is part of the charm Leland.
WOW!! Had no idea the bass line on that tune was that elaborate.
Lee's railroad tunnel story evokes vivid images of the old Road Runner cartoons! Scary!
How Sweet It Is to listen to you play your bass. So melodic.
EVEN WITH your stories, anecdotes, and commentary... the bass play-throughs are the best part
Wow, that was great! A lot going on with the bass. Awesome 👍
Great playing as always Lee! Those high octave fills are wonderful!
That's an amazing bass line. Wow !!
Man, I really enjoyed that. Brings me back to those great summers in the 70's. Thanks Lee!
GREAT note choices!!!! Always fun to hear you open it up a bit. Great lesson in how to improvise and still do the job of a bass player holding down the fort. Thanks for posting.
Caught you with JT and Carole on PBS last night. Just amazing.
In the distant future hundreds of years from now, on what ever media people are listening to....this song will still be heard! :-)
That train in the tunnel story gave me anxiety!!....and it's a scene from many an action flick!.
Vaccinations are ramping up, which is splendid news!.....my mom(76) got her 2nd dose last sat. So far no bad side effects :-)
I was 9 when How Sweet it Is hit the charts. It was the first time I heard JT. I've been a fan ever since.
Lee, great train story! I live and grew up in New Jersey.. When I was very young maybe 7th grade, 1967, me and friends would enter the tunnel in North Bergen New Jersey and make our way to Manhattan... every 30 feet or so there were cut outs, could fit three people. I was the smallest, so I would stand in between my friends, holding hands. First you see the light, then the wind, then the train is passing you at great speed .. maybe three feet from you. An unbelievable rush .. of course we could have died ..... kids from Union City, NJ, there was nothing else to do ....
I've been trying to play this song forever, the way you play it on the record. After watching this, I realize, I will never be able to play like the master you are, but I still keep trying, lol. Thank you for that, sir.
Love it........That master at his craft!!!!!! Play it Lee!!!!!!!
Interesting to hear how this channel has evolved for you over the past year. I think your success with it owes a lot to your approach as a communicator. I spent many years working in radio and one thing I learned early on was to talk to individuals. You hoped a lot of people would be listening - but they were listening one at a time normally. So as an announcer I tried to imagine I was talking to one person as opposed to addressing an audience. Fortunately I worked at many stations that wanted that approach, as opposed to the big voiced, top-40 DJ thing. So, even though you're now at 149 thousand subscribers, I'd bet a lot us feel like we're hanging with a buddy, every day. That enhances communication. Well done, sir. Long may you wave.
Well said Frank.
Sweeetttt!!!! Thank you Leland for movin and groovin it!!!!
Absolutely love your bass playing. Thanks for all the lessons.
Yes Mr S. It is Friday or P.O.E.T.S Day. Thank you for your warmth, stories and sheer effortless (to me) musicianship, not forgetting your humanity.
Last March I had no idea whatsoever what things might help me through the situation with covid. You are definitely one of those elements.
My fiancee, Karen & I have watched all the posts and our musical awareness has improved exponentially over, what is just about a year now.
Take care Mr S and Mrs as well as M&R (The Howlers) and , to all the Sklarites out there around the world. We are one tribe.
Lee, I've been a semi-pro bass player for many many years now and this has always been an inspirational bass line for me. I just love the feel and swing you put into it. Absolute classic. Thank you so much for sharing. Stay safe, lots of love from over here in England
This tune along with "Fire and Rain" are my top 2 JT favorites ! Thank You and peace and good health.
Just this week, I caught an old performance with JT and company, I believe from 1975. JT had long hair, your's was dark, and you were playing the carved up bass you have with the peace sign. Long time ago, made me smile. Be good, stay safe.
Good times - and for sure a LOT of great songs! Those 70s songwriters just pumped out classic after classic. Best not get me started there....!
Sometimes the synergy between the song, the bass playing, the props, the stories and the side stories are stunningly perfect. This was one of those episodes. Thx!
How sweet it is to hear this! Always a joy to listen to your special eventures with JT and so many amazing people, musicians. Great story. 💗😎
Here in the foothills of Colorado, we got 29 inches of snow a couple days ago. Normally we're ready for that. But my plow broke down, and the snowblower won't start. You brought a huge ray of sunshine into an otherwise crappy day as I wait for the AAA angel to come tow my truck to a shop. Thanks for the song and your narrative (I've also been in a train tunnel which I shared with a moving train - I was petrified).
This is one of my favorite songs from JT. And Lee, if you're listening, your bass playing soothes me more than a working plow truck or snowblower.
Thanks for sharing Leland.
I use to travel along the tracks when I was a youngster.
The big fear was to get your foot caught in a switch yard.
I didn't care for that song back in my day but now that I am in my late forties I dig it. 👍
I love this tune and the chair is hilarious!!😅. Have a good weekend Mr. Sklar!! Its so good watch the guy who recorded this tune playing it here Lee! I listened to this so much as a kid and then performed it with a band for years! Thanks man!! Great memories!!
Awesome! I love how you love that bass and how you care about people! ✌️❤️
I can relate the importance of that little train and the significance of it to you soul and wellbeing in these troubled times.
One of my favorite songs! Love that bass sound now Mister Sklar! :) Thank you !
A treat to see such a master just talking and playing. Lee just plays the song. Effortless mastery.
Just when I thought I had a handle on this song... I watch Leland the legend, Jeez now I have to start again! Brilliant touch & feel, thanks for the vid dude, truly great.
Hi Lee. Love the JT track today. Those kinds of basslines really get me . That James Jamerson edge. very nice. Have a great weekend.
Perfect song for Friday-- I Love that you treasure the "little things" & share them with all of us❣
Nice!! never get tired of the these tunes!! and of course your precise playing☝️👋cheers man!
How Sweet It Is...to have you play bass for us! That was too much fun watching and listening today. I love that song.
Both train stories were magnificent; the David story, and the tunnel story (the mental frittata!). If something can be more than priceless-today was it! Every day is priceless, but, for me, today was over the top.
Stay safe and stay well!
I put the Like before watching. It's one of my favourite songs and the bass is my favourite instrument along with the piano... and you are a great...
Leland Sklar thank you so much for sharing your talent and time with me . I learn a lot watching you not only on the guitar but how to be humble and genuine in life .
I remember that train story you told us months ago..Such a heartwarming story..This new train story?..Wow..I would have crapped my pants..
Great fun watching you embellish your own bass line on this classic recording. It’s like having a bass lesson from one of the coolest guys on the scene.
Love your accompanying stories as well.
The bass man who has seen it all and heard it all and was there when it was happening and he's in one of the greatest bass players in history
Thank you Lee!
Buen día...Buen año!...Saludos desde Argentina!.
Leland, love hearing your stories of life on the road! I really appreciate the beautiful bass playing that you have brought to the music of so many including James Taylor, Phil Collins etc. have really enjoyed this site over the last year! Thanks and be safe!
Omg stellar !!! Thanks Lee 🙏 inspiring ....now I want to go dust off of my Squire P bass and rediscover my hobby . PS: that bass is something very special 👍
Wow Lee,that is a fantastic bassline.
How sweet it is! That’s one of the most expressive and brilliant bass lines! Thank you Leland! Wow 🤩
Was my favorite song at one happy time in my life. You gift me many lovely memories. Thanks
Thanks Leland for James Taylor. Wonderful song of his. I'm going to research David Sanborn. Have a Great day, Maureen, You, and the Kids. Love ya all! Doug. We must Shower the People.
Thanks for the Friday chat 🙂 Enjoy your day and take care of the boys and we'll be here when you have time tomorrow 😀 And your segues (light at the end of the tunnel) are perfect 👌
And how very cool it is to watch you play live against this wonderful track that was playing everywhere back then! This tune stands the test of time like every other JT song. It transcends generations, owing much to the great musicians who played on it, so tight, like a hand in glove. And that Sanborn sax is its sweet signature. Thanks so much for all you do Mr. Sklar to bring the music to life.
I can relate to the train story. I grew up in nyc in the 60s and we used to explore the subway between stations. The more we did it the easier it got. But it is scary. Thanks for playing that tune. Classic 👍 and as always much appreciated 🖕🖕🖕
Great story. The Santa Susanna Pass tunnel. You're lucky to have survived.
Awesome! As a bass player, "Your Smiling Face" is still one of my all time songs to practice to!! I'm getting over "First Dorsal Compartment Release" surgery".. I hope you are well and healthy!
I hope you have a prompt recovery..! :D
Does "first" means the position on the spine or the fact that you have more operations to come?
John Cundiff,
Be easy on yourself. It takes time to heal!
Such a Great Story and an Awesome Bass Line... Thank you for sharing. Cheers.
GREAT playing
Yep... compared to the situation of a lot of people around the world, it's just "another day in paradise."
Hahahahahaha that was the best beginning of a song ever that you have done........That song started so fast and you without skipping a beat went right into the Bass perfect timing......I am so pumped this is you Lee playing this......This played in my house all the time in my living room as young one. Was always so fun and happy!!!!!
How sweet it is, the groovy pocket of the song’s classic bass line!!!!
One of these days this guy is going to be a great bass guitar player. Keep rocking' dude. Nice beard by the way - you remind me of the guy who use to jam with JT.
What a brilliant guy u r .... I love a melodic bass player who understands rhythm ..AND melody !
What an icon you are and rightfully so..... Dave Gott ..hey have u ever played with Jeff Pevar, he is in my studio band ... pevar guitar....David Santos bass ...lib devitto on drums ...rob clores on keys..... crystal taliefero ..horns percs bgvs.... u r a peaceful guy in harmony ....i bet your talent causes a lot of that ...dg
Jeff is a dear friend and fabulous Musican ....
@@lelandsklar6363 yezzz. I figured u guys knew each other ... listening to you talk during your you tube videos ...you remind me of Jeff ..all to the good :) Dave Gott
Lovely story about the family that you met. How wonderful to have kept in touch for all those years. The train that you have is Thomas the Tank Engine. An amazingly popular children's book series which became a TV series and was once narrated by Ringo Starr.
How sweet it is, indeed! Great session, Lee!
Thankful for all the great videos. Don’t underestimate how much this means to fellow musicians and music lovers. This is greatness ! Cheers from Philly
I bought a small drumset few days ago and now playing along with you. A dream comes true for me now that I m 51☺️. Trank you for your daily „Update“. So nice!!!
WOW!! Those are some sweet licks sir. And you make it look easy, though it is not.
Lee, What a cool deal being able to reconnect with the families and stories you may have forgotten after 30 years!! You are a lucky man to have truly lived life and enjoyed.
It seems James, Phil, Toto, and all the rest have worked with the best.
The chair is really funny😎..you could ask for a new chair and start your own furniture store in Pasadena...Cheers!
Love your playing. Grew up with my dad listen to and playing James Taylor on guitar at home. Never thought I get to watch you lay it down up close.
Yes - isn't it just a great pleasure and a true gift. Thx Lee - you've made the wold a better places in many ways and there's huge army of appreciators out there of all that you've done.
I just sang and played percussion with you on "How sweet..." It was so cool !!!!!!
Amazing to watch you play one of one most favorite JT cover songs . I am not sure you played exactly the same part on the album cut I will have to listen again and I realy don't care to copy you ,however I wish I had your brain to find my part.. Carley's vocal sends shivers down my spine and you lock that song together how do you do it . I wish you would teach some day and provide your wisdom and knowledge of music to all of us
Thank You Lee 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
San Fernando Valley State, Northridge! Wpw, I interviewed for a job there once. I went elsewhere because I couldn't afford to raise a family on what they were paying. Oh, well. We possibly would've met up then. Great tune, by the way. I enjoyed this! Thanks!
I saw you Leland playng in a James Taylor concert, in São Paulo - Brazil, in 1986, I guess. It was so good!
Maybe the "cutest" show I attended, ever. Great songs, great musicians and singers (awesome backing vocals by a blonde woman and a black guy which names I forgot). But must of all, a great, great vibe.
A nice memory I'll keep in my heart, forever.
High point of yesterday was getting to actually converse with you, Lee. It was nice to hear you respond to my voice - unlike you seem to do when I watch your daily TH-cam videos !!
Hey, I do look a bit like James Raymond. What a handsome son of a gun!!
It was such a pleasure for me too! Hope we can do it again.
I like what you say about the connectivity of technology and how this year has been a time to bring people together. That's one of the things I've always appreciated about you. You get it. We're all alone in this life, and getting to connect with others as we go through it, is the joy of it.
It’s so much fun to find that song , that gets you in a groove . You played that so effortlessly, had fun, lots of memories . Just great . Stay safe and healthy.
Nice playing.
Hi Lee! Ya know there are certain songs I watch you play that you obviously totally enjoy playing and the look on your face and your body language shows that it's like you're back in the studio on that session. I loved this bass part even if it wasn't the exact one you played at the time. Outstanding!!!! I get my second shot on March 8! Can't wait! Take care and my best to the family!!!
This is so much fun! "You were better to me than I was to myself."
I grew up listening to you play with JT. You're the reason I started to play bass guitar you gave me so much inspiration to play. Watching you play this song brings back so many good memories... Thank you for that You're an amazing musician...
Right on Lee! It’s clear to see that you TRULY love TO PLAY James’ music, this is the most I’ve seen you cut up on a tune 🤩 and I’ve been watching since last March! Big thanks
Thanks for sharing your wonderful memories! Your “mental frittatas “ are so enjoyable! You make your playing look so effortless... surely due to years of practice. Take care & God bless.🌹👏🏻
That tone is similar to an upright bass. Incredible as usual.
Leland, you made my day!!
Loved that song and remember playing that song at the college radio station.
Got both of my shots. Just waiting to see the rest of my family and 2 wonderful granddaughters.
No physical contact since June of last year.
Keep up the great work!
Warmest Regards,
Kurt Warner
Portland, Oregon
JT always does a fantastic job with his cover tunes! Love your playing on it, especially the riffs you do preceding the chorus. Would like to see/hear you do his cover of "Up On The Roof."
Once again, I enjoyed listening to you. Great bass lines in that song! All the best for a great weekend.
A Masterpiece Bass Part You created...
An All Time Favorite of mine🎶🎶👍
In the tunnel, man am I glad there was no equipment dragging to take you guys out! I’ve been almost that close to a freight train, outside, behind a camera, those things are just so powerful that it really is disorienting to be so close.
i love the feel, the tone, and all the jazz passing tones
Even the darkest cloud has a silver lining. Thanks for sharing so much of your musical insight and invaluable memories during this last year.
Thank you so much for these daily gifts, Lee. Love this song and your bass playing is simply amazing.. and, yes, you have indeed created a beautiful thing with your channel - and the clubhouse.
I have a railroad tunnel experience of my own from when I was young and stupid. Fortunately, I didn't encounter a train, especially as I was wearing a full backpack at the time.
Just get the biggest kick watching your posts Lee. Thank you so much for putting these out. They are so much fun to watch!