John Jorgenson, Bonus Clip. Performing and recording with The Byrds and Michael Nesmith.
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- In this bonus extra from Musicians Hall of Fame Backstage, John Jorgenson talks about performing with ex-Monkee Michael Nesmith and recording with The Byrds. Be sure to hit like, subscribe and the notification bell so that you don't miss any of our new content.
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Nez Austin City Limits show is awesome....John's playing is fantastic on that show too!
You are right, MICHAEL NESMITH is a great artist, i have few of his albums,he goes from country rock to electronic sounds, very ecclectic
Check out Nez live at the Troubadour cd also Cosmic Partners......those 2 cds live in my car cd player!
Not only a great musician, John Jorgenson has a wonderful personality… always an entertaining interview. Thanks for sharing!👍🏻
Thanks again Patricia…..Joe
Yes he does! He’s a favorite of mine.
"Roger played a line that was a Bryd's line, David started playing underneath" ... then the magic happened after the bass came in. Thanks for recording these great stories. Joe, I have no idea how you were so far ahead of the CZcams curve, but you were.
Thanks for watching John… joe
Didn't think you could top the 4 parts , but...here we are, Bravo!
Thanks for watching again Jimi….Joe
I loved John's playing with Nez in the 90s. I really miss Nez
I think you could add another 4 parts with John. He is without doubt a music legend...
Thanks for watching Colm…..Joe
It's great to hear both of your positive comments about the Monkees' records. I strongly agree. My favorite work by Louie Shelton and Gerry McGee is their teaming on the first Monkees album. I feel fortunate to have seen the Desert Rose Band reunited at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass -- they were so good that day. And for so many years, now, I've enjoyed John Jorgensen's playing with Michael Nesmith on the Live at the Britt Festival album. Some of those versions are my favorites in the Nesmith catalog. Thanks for posting this bonus clip.
Thanks for supporting us too Blair…. Sincerely, Joe
Unashamed Monkee's fan here. I always looked forward to seeing their TV show on Saturday mornings. It started my day and my weekend off on a happy note.
Thanks Steve…..Joe
What a nice surprise today. THANKS, JOE!
Thank you too Roger…. Joe
Another amazing series of interviews! So glad that there was a bonus to the 4 parts. Four parts was not enough, I could listen to you and John all day. Amazing stuff, one of the best you've done. Thank you very much Joe!
So glad you enjoyed it Mark…. Joe
I remember playing The Desert Rose Band's songs on KCKN, Kickin' Country, a true 50,000 watt AM station in Roswell, New Mexico when I worked there from '88 to '92. Some great songs in that era.
@@jeffclark7888 Welp, probably wise not to touch that one - but ... I will. It's all personal preference anyway, isn't it? I'm a Boomer whose Dad was a WWII vet from the east coast. First music I heard was Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Nat Cole, Ahmad Jamal while growing up with friends listening to the Beatles, Cream, Zeppelin, WHILE being in the Southwest where other friends were listening to Haggard, Wynette, Twittty, WHILE I myself listened to a weird mish-mash of everything - except country. Didn't like it. Fate loves making you change. Years later, had a friend at my house and he noticed my guitar. Invited me over to play with his friends. First song was "Sing Me Back Home" and other Haggard songs and similar music. Needless to say, I didn't know those songs but could follow easy enough. Then I began to like, enjoy, and respect "old country." A few more years later and I was spinning records (and those new things at the station at that time - CD's) on KCKN radio. We played a mix of old and current, at that time. I liked most of it. As I moved on to other non-music related jobs, and eventually retired, I have reverted to my original tastes - a mish-mash of classic rock, classic pop, blues, jazz standards, a little classical now and then, throw in an Uptown Funk or Boyz II Men, and a little "old country" here and there. I hear modern country on the radio in the car with friends or relatives, and confess it mostly doesn't appeal to me (with a rare exception) but they like it. Hey, whatever works for ya, right?
Thanks for sharing Steve… Joe
@@jeffclark7888 Agree!
That was the golden age of country music!
@@macaibhistin Greater Sacramento area, Northern California, 1984 ton1995!
Loved it! John has a great memory & a great storyteller! Thank you Joe❣
Thanks again Lucky… joe
I just really like this guy
Hey Joe, I've loved all these John Jorgensen interviews and he has some great stories to tell. I especially liked the imagery of Jimi, Noel and Mitch floating out of the lift down the corridor. Also, what a nice unassuming man John is. Thanks Joe for uploading all this great content.
Thanks rocket… joe
Great story! Thank you both!!
Cool interview. Never seen it before. I've been in contact with John a couple of times and I must say, he is such a great guy. Friendly and generous. Did I say he's an outstanding guitarist too... 🙂
John is one of the most amazing guitarists that has ever picked up the instrument. I wish I only knew what he has forgotten about playing the guitar!
I was fortunate enough to see a show on the Tropical Campfires Tour and kept asking myself "who is this guitarist?!?!" Later I researched and ended up buying the Hellecaster CD. Being a big Danny Gatton fan i truly appreciated those guys!
Thanks for watching Paul…. Joe
Danny and the Hellecasters did a show together in NYC tried to get there but flights from Toronto were canceled from fog spoke with Danny over the phone later and he said jokingly “it was no fair 3 against one” never met Danny in person but he was always generous with tips on the phone
@@martydibergi5228 That must've been a heck of a show! I grew up in the D.C. area and was lucky enough to have a couple of interactions with Danny and he was exactly as you would thought he would be! :-)
I saw Danny about 4 times in Toronto and went specifically to the 8:30? Club in dc to see him always too shy to introduce myself it was his mother who initially gave me his phone number long story Terrific nice guy even bought pickups from barden at his home in Virginia i think it was still have them in the tele i gave my grand daughter with Albert Lee autograph on guitar good old days 😊
I also caught John Jorgenson with Michael Nesmith's "Tropical Campfires" tour, and John's playing on that album is just wonderful, sublime. If you haven't heard Nez's album (and many of his solo works), do check it out! John is right, Nez is a real poet-artist, his lyrics are great.
Very good stuff! Thanks Joe!
Thanks 55…. joe
Joe, you weren’t kidding when you said there was a bonus clip! Awesome encore!💫
Glad you enjoyed it Larry… I wouldn’t kid you about these important things:)… best, Joe
Thanks Joe, that story about Chris and the bass was hilarious.
This series with John has been my favorite of all your interviews thank you so much. Please keep up the great work!
Thanks Norman… John’s a great person as well as musician. That always makes for a good interview if I stay out of the way….. best, Joe
Great Bonus Clip!
Thank you again, Joe, for these great interviews. What a great musical legacy John Jorgenson has created. I look forward to your future posts.
You’re very welcome John… best, Joe
Fabulous!!
Gosh, John's a great story teller and he has a lot of stories to tell. I hope you'll interview him again!
Fascinating content as usual. Thanks Joe 👍🏻
Thanks Sweet…Joe
Thanks for the bonus Joe! Like eavesdropping into a conversation with an old band mate I never played with!
Glad you enjoyed it John…. Joe
Thanks for the extra clip
Your welcome Jimmy….Joe
Unbelievable stories!! good job Joe Joe!
Thanks Joe…………Joe
Another great interview Joe, you definitely have the gift.
Thank you very much Michael…. great guest are the secret:)…. Best, Joe
I literally laughed out loud. These interviews are wonderful insights into some of music’s most innovative and creative powers
Thanks Anthony…. Joe
Great stories! Loved it!! Thank you so much!
Ya Joe!! Waiting for part 5
Sorry Jack… this is all for now… best, Joe
Good one Joe!
Your the best Joe. 😇😚
That’s extremely kind Bill… best to you too… Joe
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Does Joe ever come out and meet visitors to the museum? I think it’d be great to meet him and get a picture.
Hi Steven…. Thanks for the very kind words…. Yes I’m at the museum most everyday around 2:00 till closing. I’d love to meet you and take pictures… people like you who love music and those behind the scenes who really created it are the reason I did this. Best, Joe
Excellent. Funny, I watched a few interviews w/ Michael Nesmith and he comes off as quite the jerk. Guess there's more to him behind the sceen than that at face value
BTW: The elevator bit was cool!
Thanks Ed….Jay’s idea…. Joe
Is John a master storyteller or what!! His fear of offending Chris Hillman is especially ironic since they were both part of the country supergroup The Desert Rose Band from 1985-90.
Michael Nesmith's mother invented liquid paper.
"Bonus Clip" - I guess all the whining about the four parts not being enough paid off.
Thanks Joe.
Yes!!! Best, Joe