Here are the directions to my new club house if you want to come and hang. flatfiv.co/pag.... There is fun swag there too! My PO Box is: Leland Sklar PO Box 92316 600 Lincoln Ave. Pasadena, CA 91109-9998
Thank you Daryl Stuermer and Leland Sklar for making this discussion available to be documented and remembered as a historical record. And yes Madison like Berkeley were both known for their Anti-war protest. The University of Wisconsin's Madison campus, Oct. 18, 1967had hundreds of students protesting recruiters from Dow Chemical, the makers of napalm, blocked access to the University's Commerce Building, Madison police removed them by force. “Yes, I received your letter yesterday (About the time the doorknob broke) When you asked how I was doing Was that some kind of joke? All these people that you mention Yes, I know them, they're quite lame I had to rearrange their faces And give them all another name Right now I can't read too good Don't send me no more letters no Not unless you mail them From Desolation Row” Bob Dylan
I was a huge Gino Vannelli fan in the 70s and saw him live in Ft Worth in 79 for the B2B tour and Daryl was in the band! Then I saw Phil live in 90 in Washington DC and both Daryl and Leland were there! That carousel show was the best concert I’ve ever been to outside of Gino and Genesis. Fantastic. I’ve loved Phil and Genesis since 80 and miss him so much. Love Leland’s interviews!! I even listened to Pete and Rittenour back in the day. We need good music again.
It's so awesome to see Daryl again! Great interview Lee! Thanks for making it happen! I miss Phil, Mike, Tony, Daryl, and Chester! I'm very thankful that I was able to see them in '07.
What an absolute TREAT to see and hear Daryl, one of my favorite guitarist/bassists, so much a part of Genesis as a live performer, and, of course, Phil's sound. I would have loved to have heard what he is doing now, but if he is just chilling and living a quiet life in his home town after years and years of playing on the road, I wouldn't blame him a bit.
wow, i didnt expect that, such a nice gift you gave us, thanks leland, ive met daryl one time at a guitar clinic, and he even guested and played a solo on my band's album back in 2010, a really nice man, generous of his time
Wow!! Really excellent stories…. Amazing history ….You and Daryl have had such an international influence…Good old friends ….the love continues….yep…I think the leg piss bag cold be in all of our futures…😂Great to see you guys….Love ya man!❤️🌹🪷🌹🪷🌹🪷🎶🥰🖕🖕🖕🖕👍🙏💕
What a nice surprise! Have been listening to Daryl from the time that I discovered JLP's Enigmatic Ocean as a 10-year-old. His duel with Holdsworth is legendary. Have seen hm live many times since then. I still say that he is one of the industry's most underapprecaited players. His name isn't mentioned as frequently as it should be. The best interviews are conversations, not interrogations. Really enjoyed this one.
Daryls a monster…so great to get to know more about him thru this killin interview. Thnx lee! His playing on enigmatic oceans sparring with holdsworth and ponty trading solos is a fusion highpoint.
You two are so darling together....I never saw two better Wisconsin buddies. He is a very talented man...I have been watching PC videos all day..down in bed pre surgery... Your 2004tour... fabulous 😍🤩❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
Daryl Lee always talks about you on this channel and how you were fast buds meeting on the Elevator and How he loved playing with you and playing with with Phil.
My first concert ever was The Genesis Abacab Tour at Nassau Coliseum . I was barely a teenager but I must have picked the right concert since its still my favorite show till this day. They even recorded it for Genesis three sides live album. I just started to play drums/piano .. so it was a also a big influence growing up. Daryl was a big part of that tour as on all Genesis tours.
I've been fortunate enough to have seen Daryl play with Genesis twice. First time was in 1984 at McNichols Arena in Denver and the second was in 2007 at the Hollywood Bowl. Thanks Leland for sharing this terrific conversation.
I’m a beginner guitarist who is heavily influenced by Daryl and I’m so happy he’s doing well. Such an extremely talented individual and a guitar genius! 🤘🎸
Very very cool! Personal success stories involving fate, timing, proximity, are always compelling and great to witness! Thanks for sharing these intimate memories that bring a much greater understanding for the players and music we love! Outstanding!
Great interview and stories, Leeland and Daryl 🤩 - I didn’t realize Daryl went back as far as “Follow You, Follow Me” with Genesis … but I did know he was the guy that layed down the searing guitars on “In the Air Tonight” 😎👍🎸! I believe that’s also Daryl doing the Marshall-stack meltdown stuff on “There’s Something Going On” for Frida Lyngstad (Phil Collins wrote, I think, in addition to playing his apocalyptic drums on it) 😁❤️.
I've been going through my resurrected (from garage storage) vinyl albums recently, and I have that album and can confirm. Also, I recently listened to Joan Armatrading's "The Key" album (1983) and pleasantly discovered Daryl is on that as well.
Oh yeah, my favorite guitarist. Daryl's solo albums are just the best. Been frustrated for years now, that I can't find the CD Breaking Cover anywhere. Help anyone?
Cool story about how Darryl got the Genesis gig. Best sales job I ever had I thought I had zero chance of getting so I prepared for a week learning about the company and when I finally got the job my boss said I was the clear choice because I had done my research compared to the others. I only lasted a year, but there's a lesson in there somewhere! 😄
Oh, come on, two of my childhood heroes hanging around and talking about the old times. Out of the blue. Can't get better than that for quite some time, I suppose. Thanks for sharing!
I believe Rod Stewart made an album called ' What made Milwaukee famous ' in the past ? Well ,I'm watching and listening to two reasons on your You Tube channel right now Mr Sklar ... Yourself and Mr Daryl Steurmer . Need I say more ?
My first major concert was at 16 with my 4 brothers. It was summer Duke tour 80', Pine Knob an outdoor amphitheater near Detroit. I owned Enigmatic Oceans album so knew and admired Daryl's work with Ponty. But..... Daryl was missing that concert. He was recovering from a wisdom tooth removal. The others had to cover his parts. I wonder if he might recall this summer event? It's interesting to me how important events in one's life (my first concert) collides with a medical emergency. Jon Luc Ponty's guitarist is missing but saw Genesis many times.
Awesome interview. Lee, can you ask Daryl whether he came up with the intro guitar part in Live Concert for "Another Day in Paradise" where you played in as well. Right before the main melody intro kicks in.... This thing sounds so good, I rewind the song just to hear that part. Asking as a song writer myself, just such delicious intro, powerful, suspenseful, majestic. If you can address it in your next video, it would be great.
I have a Sweetbottom album from that era! Great music! Born in Milwaukee myself and raised thru college. I played in church since 18. Moved to Texas in 1980 and been here ever since, continuing playing in church groups. Switched from guitar to bass about 20 years ago.
A Wonderful history lesson for me! Thank you Leland and Daryl. I'm from Green Bay, WI and still vividly remember the name " SweetBottom " Have fun guys and stay safe. Have a Great show and also up at Fish Creek, WI
Cool!!! Wow! I just remembered being in Madison, Wisconsin nearly a 1,000 years ago. . .cool. . .! Now totally fantastic that you have time with Daryl Steurmer! 😊 Nice! Thank You! 😊
re: Coming in prepared It happens down here also. I was putting a band behind a female friend of mine. I asked a guitar player I knew for recommendations. He gave me the name and I called. At the audition, he came in with an acoustic and a 1x12 practice amp. We did an interview and he mqde the comment that if he got hired he would try to learn the songs.....
This is incredible. I’ve known who Daryl is for 30 years, and this is the first time I’ve watched any form of interview with him. Ironically, he almost looks like the guy he supplemented in Genesis, Mike Rutherford. I also didn’t previously know that both of you were from Wisconsin. I associate both of you with Los Angeles, Leland.
SweetBottom was hot. Wonder if Daryl remenbers a band called Ox...? 3 piece that rocked hard. Played free concets on the Eastside shoreline and Southside. 😎✌👍❤🖖 Love Brother
I saw Sweetbottom in a hole-in-the-wall bar in Green Bay in 1978 or 79. Daryl was no longer with the band then though Duane was. I couldn’t believe that a band that good was playing in such a dive, but I had a blast.
Actually it's good to film the entire show. I can watch now the Berlin 1990 Phil Collins show. I was only a kid back then. These are precious memories and also valued moments in music. All these need to go public.
Remember seeing both Daryl and Leland hanging around outside Kemper Arena in Kansas City on the No Jacket Required tour. Great show up in Madison last night.
Daryl Stuermer is my chief inspiration. He's the reason I picked up guitar and bass to begin with. I had the honor of meetin' Daryl at the Mehaffey Theatre in Tampa, FL. I have Sweetbottom's album and Daryl's brother is an excellent bassist. I never knew Duane Stuermer was a veteran though. My late aunt was also in the Army. She was a nurse in one of the Frontline hospitals durin' Vietnam. I sure do thank Duane for his service. I also just got a Lakland 5 string lined fretless bass. And it sounds cool 😎
It’s such a riot in my case I actually saw Daryl perform was JeanLuc when I was in college. Absolutely phenomenal concert well small show at that time.
Absolutely feel privileged to sit and listen to you two reminiscing. Love and Thanks ❤👍❤👍
Well spoken! 👍
well said.
Great Hang! Enigmatic Ocean is my favourite Jean Luc Ponty album.
Thank you Daryl Stuermer and Leland Sklar for making this discussion available to be documented and remembered as a historical record.
And yes Madison like Berkeley were both known for their Anti-war protest. The University of Wisconsin's Madison campus, Oct. 18, 1967had hundreds of students protesting recruiters from Dow Chemical, the makers of napalm, blocked access to the University's Commerce Building, Madison police removed them by force.
“Yes, I received your letter yesterday
(About the time the doorknob broke)
When you asked how I was doing
Was that some kind of joke?
All these people that you mention
Yes, I know them, they're quite lame
I had to rearrange their faces
And give them all another name
Right now I can't read too good
Don't send me no more letters no
Not unless you mail them
From Desolation Row”
Bob Dylan
I was a huge Gino Vannelli fan in the 70s and saw him live in Ft Worth in 79 for the B2B tour and Daryl was in the band! Then I saw Phil live in 90 in Washington DC and both Daryl and Leland were there! That carousel show was the best concert I’ve ever been to outside of Gino and Genesis. Fantastic. I’ve loved Phil and Genesis since 80 and miss him so much. Love Leland’s interviews!! I even listened to Pete and Rittenour back in the day. We need good music again.
You and Daryl have always been some of my favorite musicians from the first time I heard you guys! such a nice hang to learn more about Y'all!
More of the "Daryl & Leland Show"!
Saw Daryl Stuermer around his birthday time in 2022. What a wonderful personality. Wholesome lovely people flock together…
Oh to be a fly on the wall in the room with those 2 freaking LEGENDS! Dang y'all ❣️
You just were the fly.😊
It's so awesome to see Daryl again!
Great interview Lee!
Thanks for making it happen!
I miss Phil, Mike, Tony, Daryl, and Chester!
I'm very thankful that I was able to see them in '07.
One of my all-time favorites of yours, Lee. You guys both have such genuine affection and respect for each other - it’s really wonderful.
Wow, that was truly a special interview with two great musicians! Thank you both!
Hope to see more of these types of videos. 😉
'Enigmatic Ocean' 🎶 🎵 😊
What an absolute TREAT to see and hear Daryl, one of my favorite guitarist/bassists, so much a part of Genesis as a live performer, and, of course, Phil's sound. I would have loved to have heard what he is doing now, but if he is just chilling and living a quiet life in his home town after years and years of playing on the road, I wouldn't blame him a bit.
Would love to see you both together making music again!
wow, i didnt expect that, such a nice gift you gave us, thanks leland, ive met daryl one time at a guitar clinic, and he even guested and played a solo on my band's album back in 2010, a really nice man, generous of his time
How is Daryl's wife doing?, I knew she had/has cancer.
This man is another legend! Thanks Darryl!
Wow!! Really excellent stories…. Amazing history ….You and Daryl have had such an international influence…Good old friends ….the love continues….yep…I think the leg piss bag cold be in all of our futures…😂Great to see you guys….Love ya man!❤️🌹🪷🌹🪷🌹🪷🎶🥰🖕🖕🖕🖕👍🙏💕
I could have listened to you guys all night. I had the Berlin 1990 show on VHS.
I've been at the Berlin show! 😆 (Maybe the ticket is still in a shoebox in the attic)
Wishing Daryl all the best. Saw him many times with Genesis & Phil solo. A great sideman and musician.
What a nice surprise! Have been listening to Daryl from the time that I discovered JLP's Enigmatic Ocean as a 10-year-old. His duel with Holdsworth is legendary. Have seen hm live many times since then. I still say that he is one of the industry's most underapprecaited players. His name isn't mentioned as frequently as it should be.
The best interviews are conversations, not interrogations. Really enjoyed this one.
Daryls a monster…so great to get to know more about him thru this killin interview. Thnx lee! His playing on enigmatic oceans sparring with holdsworth and ponty trading solos is a fusion highpoint.
You two are so darling together....I never saw two better Wisconsin buddies. He is a very talented man...I have been watching PC videos all day..down in bed pre surgery... Your 2004tour... fabulous 😍🤩❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
both amazing humans. have a great week. Thanks for the decades of great memories.
So cool....... This is the way it's supposed to be..... Musical brothers.....Love and respect.
Thanks Lee and Daryl.........Great stories!
Daryl Lee always talks about you on this channel and how you were fast buds meeting on the Elevator and How he loved playing with you and playing with with Phil.
One legend interviewing another legend. It doesn’t getting better than this! Thank you guys!
Sweet Jesus! This is why your Channel is so awesome. Looking good Daryl.
He's interviewed Luis Conte, Amy Keys, and now Daryl. Hopefully, Leland's working his way up to an interview with Phil soon.
And Lamont van hooke Arnold McCuller
@@legitibitmaster3264 Didn't realize that Leland had them on as well. I'll check that out, thanks!
Hope you have enjoyed your last few days in the area. Wish I could have seen the shows. Ravinia is great as well as Madison.
Do people recognize Daryl as he goes about life at home? A lot of the greatest musicians often blend in when out in the public.
It’s so cool to hear Hendrix stories from the people who were actually there. Hope you had a great gig!
Daryl !!! 🎸 🎶 👋 👏
Hola desde España, Daryl y Leland. 😊
wonderful memories, thanks for this
My first concert ever was The Genesis Abacab Tour at Nassau Coliseum . I was barely a teenager but I must have picked the right concert since its still my favorite show till this day. They even recorded it for Genesis three sides live album. I just started to play drums/piano .. so it was a also a big influence growing up. Daryl was a big part of that tour as on all Genesis tours.
I've been fortunate enough to have seen Daryl play with Genesis twice. First time was in 1984 at McNichols Arena in Denver and the second was in 2007 at the Hollywood Bowl.
Thanks Leland for sharing this terrific conversation.
I appreciate you and thank you for making content.
Awesome interview..he has always been one of my favorite guitarists...Great and informative hang. Thank you and Daryl. Have fun. 🖕
I’m a beginner guitarist who is heavily influenced by Daryl and I’m so happy he’s doing well. Such an extremely talented individual and a guitar genius! 🤘🎸
Wow! Great interview! Thank you Leland for all these great videos and letting us live vicariously through them!
I will never get sick of the Hendrix Crosby Story. WHat a Historic memory to have!!!!!
Two musical legends just chatting. Stunning! Thanks, Lee and Daryl.
Ive said it before and ill say it again, none of us will ever be as cool as session and touring musicians!
Very very cool! Personal success stories involving fate, timing, proximity, are always compelling and great to witness! Thanks for sharing these intimate memories that bring a much greater understanding for the players and music we love! Outstanding!
I wonder if Daryl has run into Patrick Tomlinson of Milwaukee fame?
Sweetbottom btw, what a band! I have one LP 👍🏻👍🏻
Would love to hear Daryl talk about recording Enigmatic Ocean with the late great Allan Holdsworth!
Great interview and stories, Leeland and Daryl 🤩 - I didn’t realize Daryl went back as far as “Follow You, Follow Me” with Genesis … but I did know he was the guy that layed down the searing guitars on “In the Air Tonight” 😎👍🎸!
I believe that’s also Daryl doing the Marshall-stack meltdown stuff on “There’s Something Going On” for Frida Lyngstad (Phil Collins wrote, I think, in addition to playing his apocalyptic drums on it) 😁❤️.
I've been going through my resurrected (from garage storage) vinyl albums recently, and I have that album and can confirm. Also, I recently listened to Joan Armatrading's "The Key" album (1983) and pleasantly discovered Daryl is on that as well.
Oh yeah, my favorite guitarist. Daryl's solo albums are just the best. Been frustrated for years now, that I can't find the CD Breaking Cover anywhere. Help anyone?
Cool story about how Darryl got the Genesis gig. Best sales job I ever had I thought I had zero chance of getting so I prepared for a week learning about the company and when I finally got the job my boss said I was the clear choice because I had done my research compared to the others. I only lasted a year, but there's a lesson in there somewhere! 😄
Oh, come on, two of my childhood heroes hanging around and talking about the old times. Out of the blue. Can't get better than that for quite some time, I suppose. Thanks for sharing!
I believe Rod Stewart made an album called ' What made Milwaukee famous ' in the past ? Well ,I'm watching and listening to two reasons on your You Tube channel right now Mr Sklar ... Yourself and Mr Daryl Steurmer . Need I say more ?
My first major concert was at 16 with my 4 brothers. It was summer Duke tour 80', Pine Knob an outdoor amphitheater near Detroit. I owned Enigmatic Oceans album so knew and admired Daryl's work with Ponty.
But.....
Daryl was missing that concert. He was recovering from a wisdom tooth removal. The others had to cover his parts.
I wonder if he might recall this summer event?
It's interesting to me how important events in one's life (my first concert) collides with a medical emergency.
Jon Luc Ponty's guitarist is missing but saw Genesis many times.
Awesome interview. Lee, can you ask Daryl whether he came up with the intro guitar part in Live Concert for "Another Day in Paradise" where you played in as well. Right before the main melody intro kicks in.... This thing sounds so good, I rewind the song just to hear that part. Asking as a song writer myself, just such delicious intro, powerful, suspenseful, majestic. If you can address it in your next video, it would be great.
Thank you for the sit down with Daryl. I'd seen him twice with Genesis and he's amazing. The best part is he seems to be just a normal, great guy.
I have a Sweetbottom album from that era! Great music! Born in Milwaukee myself and raised thru college. I played in church since 18. Moved to Texas in 1980 and been here ever since, continuing playing in church groups. Switched from guitar to bass about 20 years ago.
A Wonderful history lesson for me! Thank you Leland and Daryl. I'm from Green Bay, WI and still vividly remember the name " SweetBottom " Have fun guys and stay safe. Have a Great show and also up at Fish Creek, WI
This was an awesome interview with another music legend. Cheers, Leland! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
if i see you both, i want to immediately practice guitar and bass - thanks for your music and inspiration. Stay safe.
Hey Daryl!!! 😂🥰🎸🎶🎤😎👏👏👏👏
Wow! This was such a really fantastic surprise. I loved listening to both legendary musicians reminiscing. Thank you so much for sharing! ❤❤❤
I got to see Daryl with Genesis at Camp Randall Stadium for the We Can't Dance tour in 92! Beautiful night; great show
There are so many great musicians and actors with Wisconsin ties.
Lee Daryl stuermer love it 🎸🎶🎙️👑👏👏❤❤❤❤❤
What a great guitarist and such a nice guy. So awesome having you 4 all together again! 🔥🔥💯💯
This is so cool. Loved listening to Daryl talk about his start with Genesis.
Cool!!! Wow! I just remembered being in Madison, Wisconsin nearly a 1,000 years ago. . .cool. . .! Now totally fantastic that you have time with Daryl Steurmer! 😊 Nice! Thank You! 😊
So good to hear you both talking
History being recorded
Nice to hear these stories..two buddies and hanging out cool
Such a great interview! Love Daryl! ❤ wonder if he will ever do more music or is he not retired.
Loved getting to "hang" with you two as you reminisced! Thank you for letting us all into your room! lol 😉😁❤
Hope you two can stay out of trouble 😂 Hi Daryl
My home town… yaaa Milwaukee girl here too!! Uw mke and Hale grad here
Sir Lee,
Good evening to you and Daryl with a huge thank you.
This is just amazing. Stay safe and safe travels!
What a cool dude with a great story. Thank you for sharing!!
Amazing to hear the stars backbeat that lit the music in my life - thanks Daryl & Le
This was great! Thank you Daryl and Leland ❤
Love Daryl, thanks for killing it on all those great Genesis tours and being Phil's guitar man solo. I could listen to the tour stories all day.
Love how you guys reminisced some great stories !!
Good stuff Leland as always peace out Cincy
Gentlemen. I have been a fan for 40 plus years. Just want you to know I appreciate you. Thank you for your creative talents. All the best.
Great talk, what a treat!!, Thank You and Daryl
re: Coming in prepared
It happens down here also. I was putting a band behind a female friend of mine. I asked a guitar player I knew for recommendations. He gave me the name and I called.
At the audition, he came in with an acoustic and a 1x12 practice amp.
We did an interview and he mqde the comment that if he got hired he would try to learn the songs.....
This is incredible. I’ve known who Daryl is for 30 years, and this is the first time I’ve watched any form of interview with him. Ironically, he almost looks like the guy he supplemented in Genesis, Mike Rutherford. I also didn’t previously know that both of you were from Wisconsin. I associate both of you with Los Angeles, Leland.
Daryl has to be one of the best and most underrated guitar players ever.
I've got a great vacation package deal on Phil Collins Island. Now, it's gonna be bloody hot, so No Jacket Required. 🤣🤣🤣
So cool this is! thanks Le & Daryl!
SweetBottom was hot.
Wonder if Daryl remenbers a band called Ox...?
3 piece that rocked hard.
Played free concets on the Eastside shoreline and Southside.
😎✌👍❤🖖
Love Brother
I love Nylon String Sampler. Reminds me of Lee’s playing.
You two, are very good together....thank you❤❤
Miss Madison...lived there over 30 yrs, in a building next doorvto Overture Center...
I saw Sweetbottom in a hole-in-the-wall bar in Green Bay in 1978 or 79. Daryl was no longer with the band then though Duane was. I couldn’t believe that a band that good was playing in such a dive, but I had a blast.
Actually it's good to film the entire show. I can watch now the Berlin 1990 Phil Collins show. I was only a kid back then. These are precious memories and also valued moments in music. All these need to go public.
Remember seeing both Daryl and Leland hanging around outside Kemper Arena in Kansas City on the No Jacket Required tour. Great show up in Madison last night.
Daryl Stuermer is my chief inspiration. He's the reason I picked up guitar and bass to begin with. I had the honor of meetin' Daryl at the Mehaffey Theatre in Tampa, FL. I have Sweetbottom's album and Daryl's brother is an excellent bassist. I never knew Duane Stuermer was a veteran though. My late aunt was also in the Army. She was a nurse in one of the Frontline hospitals durin' Vietnam. I sure do thank Duane for his service. I also just got a Lakland 5 string lined fretless bass. And it sounds cool 😎
I grew up in Milwaukee. I remember Duane and Daryl in Sweetbottom. I had never heard Daryl's story...very cool!
Thanks so much!!!!👌🏻
It’s such a riot in my case I actually saw Daryl perform was JeanLuc when I was in college. Absolutely phenomenal concert well small show at that time.