(Correction – I mistakenly called the John McLaughlin record with the 3D cover – “Now you see it”, it’s not!!…it’s “The Promise”. I plugged my old 330 into a vintage Fender Champ and Adam plugged his 335 into a converted Bell and Howell film projector/turned guitar amp. I liked the vibe – packed with cool gear. Lizzos Watch Out For The Big Grrrls Prime Video Amazon Studios. was made in 1961 when he cut a 10 album of songs at a friends home studio. Popular musical acts kind of stole the show at the Creative Arts Emmys, where The. Formerly a converted garage, funky is the right word to describe it now, but a good, cool, hip funky. Singer, guitarist, harmonica player and songwriter Matthew Dutch Tilders. I got up early the night after my crazy gig at the Staples center with Hall and Oates and took an Uber over to Adam’s friend Tyler’s studio in a section of Los Angeles known as Glassell Park.
He also talks about playing melodically, things he learned from listening to Jim Hall, his Gibson 335 that he’s had since he was a kid, studying with the legendary Jimmy Wyble, (Adam also studied with Ted Greene, but we didn’t get to discuss that) and much more! In this interview Adam and I play a few tunes and share a few stories including how he first started working with Norah Jones. (CORRECTION – I said in the intro that he was currently at LACM, but Adam stepped down not too long ago to focus on other projects.)Īnd if that isn’t enough, Adam also posts the popular “Guitar Tips” mini lessons every week where he shares his knowledge in an informal, but powerful YouTube clip. He was also the former Chair of Guitar Performance at Los Angeles College of Music. Starting with Buttermilk Channel (what a great title) he kept on going – including “Get Your Glow On”, “Washing Day”, “Town and Country” and many others – up to his latest release “Blueberry Blonde” (featuring drummer Jay Bellarose.) At present he has a stunning 16 solo records to his name. Not content with putting all his eggs into the often-tempting and lucrative sideman basket, Adam has consistently put out many of his own solo records over the years. Perhaps best known for being a member of Norah Jones band in the late 90’s/early 2000’s, Adam has also done other high profile gigs, among them playing with Tracy Chapman (remember “Gimme one reason to leave here?” – then you’ve heard Adam cause that’s him playing the guitar solo on that tune), he’s also worked with Dan Hicks, Amos Lee and others.īut it’s his own solo material that is the most inspiring to me. That’s what I think of when I hear Adam play. This podcast is about the creative process, and yes, being a guitar player we do talk shop, gear, life in general…oh yeah…and we usually jam a bit too! – Shane Theriot Tongue-Tied Joel Osteen Band Of The Royal.
I hope that you enjoy them as much I enjoyed getting them together for you. Music > Spoken Word > Artists Bob Proctor Miranda Hart Kanye West Shane Koyczan Martin Luther King Jr. Some people like to garden, or take photos…I like to document these stories. I want to capture these stories for other people to enjoy. Over the years, I’ve been lucky to work with many amazing people and musicians who have amazing stories.
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He also recorded as a solo artist and started a band called The Law in Vermont, plus worked as a studio musician. Designers: Kaya Thomas, Min Shi, Haram Jungĭeputy Head of Production: Zach WakefieldĮxecutive Producer / Head of Production: Kate BerryĬompositors: Adam Flynn Michael Vaglienty, Rod Basham, Andres Barrios, Stefan Gaillotįlame Artists: Kevin Stokes, Ujala Saini, John Valle, Chris RileyģD Artists: Andy Wilkoff, Aemilia Widodo, Alvaro Segura, Bryan Cox, Chris Clyne, Derek Friesenborg, Dustin Mellum, Jade Smrz, Jerry Weil, Joao Rosa, Joe Chiechi, Joe Paniagua, Joey Bettinardi, Jose Limon, Josh Dyer, Jun Kim, Michael Bettinardi, Miguel A.Riff Raff with Shane Theriot ABOUT RIFF RAFF Jeff Howell, a longtime musician from Central New York, has died at age 60.
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