Loved Steve Allen's comment: "be a good hang" - I've been recommending this to the young up and coming players. Worked for me!

Could have watched hours of this. Awesome.

I like Dr Steve's view of treating everyone well financially. Wish my friend's would pay me full rate or a little above. He's a cool guy. As always TRay's Diggin' It.

People skills have never been a strength of mine. As I age, I have less patience. Keep the videos coming, I like to watch them!! No Serial Killer.

Paying friends in full (and on time) is such an honorable thing. Says 'I will not take advantage of our friendship, I respect your work and recognize you have bills to pay'. None of this precludes doing favors one for another, but it shouldn't be an expectation or burden. Thanks for sharing, loved this. Good memories too.

I'm 62,been in the biz 47 yrs ,thanks for the video. I was in one of the opening bands when Shenandoah came to Joplin 2 yrs ago. We met Marty . He's a great person. I'm a steel player and utility player as well. Largest venue I worked was the Houston Astrodome. 5:39

Very interesting!! Thank you for sharing

Thanks for sharing this with us

Hey, thanks for showing us that. Appreciated :)

Loved it . t Thanks for getting us behind the curtain

Awesome! Keep them coming... you've got something great going... Great work. I love it!

So great. Thank you!

Awesome, thanks for making this video! It was really cool to see.

Too damn cool. Thanks so much!

Cool video. It's interesting seeing how studio sessions go.

very cool - good advice from everyone there. Practical life tips - hey, we should pay attention and put it in our daily routines. Probably first one is be nice to people, don't burn bridges - but it is soooooo tempting to snap back at stupid people that act rude to us. And pay good people well - that's cool, take care of those who keep you going, nice.

A very cool watch.

great video ! you guys live the life !

Fantastic! The studio is always a different and unique world!

Loving this content Nicky, keep them coming!👏👏👏🎶

The first time I had songs I'd written recorded by Buddy Hyatt and crew at the Fun House, I was amazed at how fast it went. From charting to punches, overdubs etc. We did 10 songs that day minus final lead vocal and harmonies. Those were done at Rod Ingles apartment on Edmundson Pike!

Lot of fun to see inside the studio. Thanks Nicky

Incredible video!!!!!

Great content! Keep it up!!!

This is great stuff man!

Cool Stuff! I love Blumlein setups - unfortunately no longer have a decent pair of mics to do it. James Mitchell's tone at the end there was so on point.

Great video

That was fun

Great tips! Paying musicians on time and fairly is so important to building trusting relationships in this business.

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. I just recently decided to stop playing with other musicians after 40 years because I have yet to find 'good hangs' I've wasted 40 years in my town dealing with musician drama. I'm done. Maybe I should move to Nashville.

I don’t know anything about the music business and I’m not a musician but I found your video highly interesting and informative. Nice work!

I'd love to work around guys as cool as yall. Good advice from Dr. Steve there 👍

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Thought the video was cool. Appreciate your personable demeanor. Impressed by everything! God bless!

Mr Allen is a wise wise man indeed. Im a very good player but Im a lone wolf, dont really get on with anyone much....I come, I go, but rarely am I called back ....hey.

Vety cool. I really liked it. The guy that was talkjng abiht reoationships. Was je the producer or the Engineer or? Very nice guy. That guy with the tele had a cool tele anr Im not a tele guy. They always sounded to bright and weak pickups sound for me. Maybe I meed to try one with Humbuckers. Great video sir.. ❤... I am not a pro or country player. I play for my own enjoyment and not toake momey really.. Too each his owm, and ome can never learn enough! Good stuff and thanks so much for sharing man... ❤.. I have a friend from my hometown that owms a music / guitar store in Nasgville. I cant relember the ne of it. His mother owmed a store here im my small towm where John Cougar Mellincamp is from. It was called Virginias and I think he kay call his store that in Nashville. He was tellkng me Tom Kiefer of the 80s blues rock band ( labled hair band by media ) Cimderella came in there from time to time and I think he said his son took lessons there. I was able to talk to the other guitarist that rwcently sadly passed from Cinderella about two uears before he passed. We joked about me seeing them on a DVD and he was pulling up on the floyd rose on his Kramer and the guitsr went widly out of tune and I laughed because the sound man, or his tech added some Chorus all at omce as if to trh to maybe make it sound better snd the look om his face when you could tell the guitar was really out of tune im the middle of the somg and he couldmt reallg do anytbing about it msde us both laugh. 😂Poor guy.. ❤ God speed man.. Be well and safe sir..

Cool to see Brewster! Ol school chum.

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I really like that. It would be nice to be a fly on the wall.

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It'd be awesome if you'd do a video on Nashville charts. It's something that I'm familiar with, but you do a great job of breaking things down.

I have an older tele same color as that blue one at 5:45

Damn, too short. Thanks for the glimpse in...

any chance you could make a video on your chord chart/leadsheet/ nashville number system?

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the The Nashville Number System page kool

Reminds me of The Lovin' Spoonful's 1966 song Nashville Cats: Nashville Cats, play clean as country water Nashville Cats, play wild as mountain dew Nashville Cats, been playin' since they's babies Nashville Cats, get work before they're two Well, there's thirteen hundred and fifty two Guitar pickers in Nashville And they can pick more notes than the number of ants On a Tennessee anthill Yeah, there's thirteen hundred and fifty two Guitar cases in Nashville And any one that unpacks 'is guitar could play Twice as better than I will Yeah, I was just thirteen, you might say I was a Musical proverbial knee-high When I heard a couple new-sounding tunes on the tubes And they blasted me sky-high And the record man said every one is a Yellow Sun Record from Nashville And up North there ain't nobody buys them And I said, "But I will" And it was Nashville Cats, play clean as country water Nashville Cats, play wild as mountain dew Nashville Cats, been playin' since they's babies Nashville Cats, get work before they're two Well, there's sixteen thousand eight hundred 'n' twenty one Mothers from Nashville All their friends play music, and they ain't uptight If one of the kids will Because it's custom made for any mother's son To be a guitar picker in Nashville And I sure am glad I got a chance to say a word about The music and the mothers from Nashville Nashville Cats, play clean as country water Nashville Cats, play wild as mountain dew Nashville Cats, been playin' since they's babies Nashville Cats, get work before they're two Pick it

Excuse me Mr. Jagger, would it be okay if I put a tip jar next to my bass setup?

Do you make your own charts after listening to the demo just once? Or does the session lead already have the basic changes prepped?

Get along with other people and don't over play. Good advice for life.

Towards the end, the caption reads, "Ten songs in nine hours". In Nashville, isn't scale $ 345.00 for three hours. Subsequently, for the nine hours, did each of you receive scale... times three. ? Thank you. :) Antoine.

Do you know my cousin Jason Campbell from Arkansas?

Wow. I know that is a simple word but I'm left searching for how to respond.

You're a bit of a name dropper

So just be accepted into the clique and all good?

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