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A nice talk with Lee Sklar
- Thread starter Jeff Scott
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Lee has been dealing with his wife's injury for the past 2 weeks, that happened while they were on vacation in Spain. Keep a happy thought for them as they work for her recovery.
If you go back and watch the videos it is plain to see how stressed Lee is these days. While you're there check out his many play along videos to see a master in action and hear more of his stories. It is easy to see why he is so well liked and has done so many records and tours.
If you go back and watch the videos it is plain to see how stressed Lee is these days. While you're there check out his many play along videos to see a master in action and hear more of his stories. It is easy to see why he is so well liked and has done so many records and tours.
Lee has done almost 1,500 videos since the start of COVID back in March 2020.
Here's the special one he did to mark his video #500, where he plays along with an entire concert he did with Phil Collins.
Steve Lukather tells a funny story about Lee when he was interviewed by the folks at Sunset Sound Studios. His interviews are always great.
He says they were recording and the producer wanted another take after about 50. He said Lee pulls out a BB gun out of his backpack and shoots the guys coffee out of his hand. Luke says they all got fired.
The Sunset Sound YouTube channel is great. They’ve brought in a lot of the old producers and engineers to talk about the great albums.
He says they were recording and the producer wanted another take after about 50. He said Lee pulls out a BB gun out of his backpack and shoots the guys coffee out of his hand. Luke says they all got fired.
The Sunset Sound YouTube channel is great. They’ve brought in a lot of the old producers and engineers to talk about the great albums.
