@@Flyingwithoutmings Strap on, a term used to describe a guitar player placing his guitar strap around his/her shoulders to support the instrument while playing, hope this clears it up. ""go down" as in Go down in history.
Brent Mason. Imitated by many but never equaled. Brent created something that made country guitar so exciting. Not counting the fact that he is such an amazing jazz player too. He is among the greatest session players ever recorded in my opinion.
1. Brent’s guitar playing has always spoken for itself. It turns out he is also cool as can be. Great to see. 2. Just to mention one solo, for example, on “Life’s Too Long to Live Like This” on a Ricky Skaggs album. The idea that Brent basically made that up on the spot rather than working it out ahead of time, I don’t think I’ll be able to take it!
Didn't realise Reggie Young had passed away. Such a nice man and came up with some of the most iconic guitar intros, Son Of A Preacher, Suspicious Minds. ..
My favorite Brent performance was his playing with Hank Thompson. Right around 1988 Both on tv and in the studio at step one records. For a very young guy, he was playing licks only a much older player would've known. He covered a lot of styles that really fit the songs well. Really amazing.
I remember going to nashville in the early 2000’ And man the food was for crap I could see eating at BK I’m from Chicago snd yes ya might get shot but the food is great , I was shocked in nashville food I heard it’s better now I wish I would of bought a condo back then in nashville I always looked at condos on vacation
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Brent will go down as the best guitar player to ever strap on a guitar.
Wait a second. Listen to what ur sayin..
Lol
To ever do WHAT to a guitar??
@@Flyingwithoutmings Strap on, a term used to describe a guitar player placing his guitar strap around his/her shoulders to support the instrument while playing, hope this clears it up.
""go down" as in Go down in history.
Amazing interview, love how he started to get emotional about working in a mill before taking the chance moving to Nashville
Thanks for listening!
Brent Mason. Imitated by many but never equaled. Brent created something that made country guitar so exciting. Not counting the fact that he is such an amazing jazz player too. He is among the greatest session players ever recorded in my opinion.
Agreed! Thanks for listening :-)
One of the single, biggest influences on country guitar ever! The Eddie Van Halen of country
Right on @fiddlefolk, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻 Great analogy!
So true.
The guy is a legend but also a genuinely nice person. Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for posting
... and thank you for your kind words and for listening!
Great interview from a bloke who inspired me into playing country style. Seems such a grounded Dude. Earned it the hard way! Top Man
1. Brent’s guitar playing has always spoken for itself. It turns out he is also cool as can be. Great to see. 2. Just to mention one solo, for example, on “Life’s Too Long to Live Like This” on a Ricky Skaggs album. The idea that Brent basically made that up on the spot rather than working it out ahead of time, I don’t think I’ll be able to take it!
he's one in a million...
I really enjoyed your interview, it took me a couple of days to get through it but well worth it.
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Incredibly great guitarist.
Great, great interview with Brent! Thanks for sharing! Brent has influenced me and has been such an inspiration!
Thanks Steve, glad you enjoyed this!
Awesome!
Didn't realise Reggie Young had passed away. Such a nice man and came up with some of the most iconic guitar intros, Son Of A Preacher, Suspicious Minds. ..
Brent mason is the Eddie Van Halen of country music guitar
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@@EveryoneLovesGuitar thank you for posting it
great interview
Thanks lastinline bruce, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶
My favorite Brent performance was his playing with Hank Thompson. Right around 1988 Both on tv and in the studio at step one records. For a very young guy, he was playing licks only a much older player would've known. He covered a lot of styles that really fit the songs well. Really amazing.
Thanks, and yes.... he's something special on guitar.
I remember going to nashville in the early 2000’
And man the food was for crap
I could see eating at BK
I’m from Chicago snd yes ya might get shot but the food is great , I was shocked in nashville food I heard it’s better now
I wish I would of bought a condo back then in nashville
I always looked at condos on vacation
It always annoyed me that Mark O'Conner always won the moy and you should have. They were overly impressed with Mark I think