James Burton - Part One. Musicians Hall of Fame Backstage.

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@marclandes9779 4 года назад

A true innovator, A true gentleman.

@JacksonTaylorandTheSinners 2 года назад

I’m literally no one. James came to meet us at our show in Shreveport, the next day he gave us a personal tour of the Lusitania Hayride (building) and then an in-depth tour of his studio. Never had there been a more generous, kind and unassuming legend. I’ll never forget that day and his profound kindness and generosity.

@theofficialdiamondlou2418 Год назад

I’ll have to come check y’all out next time I’m in town. Fixing to move that way this year. Maybe we’ll get to jam sometime. I’ll sub your ch. 🤙

@JacksonTaylorandTheSinners Год назад

@@theofficialdiamondlou2418 🙏🏼🤝

@genebrenner855 4 года назад

James had and has what all great guitar players have, the ability to quickly come up with the playing the right lick at the right time, never overplaying, just laying in the perfect lick. He did this from his earliest days until now. That Ricky Nelson phase where James looks pre-adolescent, just amazing stuff.

@roblawhorne1015 4 года назад

Born in '56. Ricky Nelson is my first music hero!

@larydixon4824 4 года назад

Just incredible, James Burton ! Man oh Man, these words are so valuable to the players of today.. There are so many aspiring musicians who have no idea how these sounds have evolved from generation to generation.. You are doing such a great job of keeping the music alive from all of these great artists ! One Guitar, One Amp, and Memorable Moments on Thousands of Songs ! Thank you Joe, the legacy continues... Lary

@larydixon4824 4 года назад

Hey Brother, the entire Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum project is such an important part of the history of music and the artists that created it.. Your work serves as a testimony to Everyone involved ! Thanks Joe.. Lary

@idessaoutlaw 4 года назад

@@larydixon4824 Amen brother🎸😎

@FuriousMess 4 года назад

great interview of a titan of the Tele

@rhight 4 года назад

This "Inside Baseball" stuff is great! Joe's doing a great thing by preserving the words of all these musicians who, whether or not they're famous or celebrated, made the music scene what it is today. Thanks!

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Thanks Roy.... Joe

@ministerofdarkness 4 года назад

A True Guitar LEGEND 🎸 Dig the new intro!

@Claytone-Records 4 года назад

What a versatile guitar player. I have loved all of these interviews with Mr. Burton. Thanks again Joe.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Thank you... Joe

@dean7045 3 года назад

I HAVE MET JAMES TWICE, IN 2 COUNTRIES. AN ABSOLUTE GENTLEMAN.

@rasabuca610 Год назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH JOE.

@stevehornshaw4478 4 года назад

Wooa MHOF. As soon as us Europeans are allowed back in the US. This will be my first port of call. Thnx - Joe has left the building

@lexm9416 3 года назад

These interviews are just wonderful Joe, being a true record of the reminisces of such wonderfully humble musical geniuses. James was second in my eyes only to Elvis and remains a hero to this day.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks Lex... best...... Joe

@stevehornshaw4478 4 года назад

Joe, you've done it again. Top top guest. Great interviewing balance. You brought out the insider info. Just riveting. I realise my jaw has dropped. Its something to do with the fingers - says it all.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Steve.... I thought I was a pretty good guitarist until I hit Nashville:) Yes...James Burton.. what can you say??? You can’t learn what he did... you either have it or you don’t. Same with Duane Eddy, Chuck Berry, Hendrix, Chet etc... copying a sound is one thing... creating one is another! Yes I hope you can visit with us at the museum. I pray this flu thing is over soon and everyone everywhere isn’t affected too badly by it. Best to you and everyone in Europe!! Joe

@lanadale1479 4 года назад

My husband knew him and they liked each other from day one. James Burton is and was a Great Musician!

@lanadale1479 4 года назад

A Legend!

@magnuslofgren2441 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for all your outstanding music James

@pw2873 3 года назад

Amazing guy, genius and such a genuine person. He must have so many stories from standing behind Elvis for 1,000 shows.

@monaleigh1862 3 года назад

I know James Burton...absolutely the nicest "famous musician" that I've ever met...and that is saying something as I've met so so many being in the business. James was wonderfully nice and kind to me the first time we met at the Palomino Club decades ago and even took me out to his car to listen to tracks he'd been recording with John Denver. I always enjoy Burton's work...fantastic player.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing Mona.....Joe

@monaleigh1862 3 года назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Thank You Joe...very happy to have found your channel. I look forward to seeing all of your videos.

@ricvis44 3 года назад

I have the upmost respect for James Burton. To meet him and shake his hand would be a dream come true.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Hi 44....... That’s a dream that could come true... James loves to meet his fans.... great guy.... he live here in Nashville now... all the best... Joe

@barneybrady5459 2 года назад

James is such a real guy. I met him in the Burbank neighborhood washing his wife's Caddy convertible. Great family great guy!

@rustypugh123 4 года назад

Supposedly, the first recording of a fuzz guitar sound was at Memphis Recording Service (Sun Records) in 1951, on Ike Turner's song Rocket 88. The story is that the guitar amp fell off the top of the car and damaged the speaker cone, and Sam Phillips stuffed newspaper in the back.

@myradioon 3 года назад

Another early contender for first distortion is the Johnny Burnett Trio - "Train Kept A Rollin'". Also on Sun Records. A searing Rockabilly Band. The guitarist's name was Paul Burlison. The same story of the amp falling off of the truck. Being a gigging musician I don't doubt it happened in both cases.

@celebratingtheclassicswithearl 3 года назад

Thank you so much Joe. These videos are just so important! Great job

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for supporting us Early.... best, Joe

@clarkewi 3 года назад

I first saw James on Ozzy and Harriet 1961 performing "Travelin Man" with Ricky Nelson. I was a 10 year old kid and the performance and especially the guitar solo knocked me out. Been a fan ever since.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Hi Clark ..... thanks for watching... joe

@fastfoodreviewcoffeeandelv9470 Месяц назад

“Play it James” 🕺🏻 ~ James Burton the goat

@johnforbes4526 3 года назад

Another great one ! Thank you for posting this , another one of my heroes !

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for watching John... Merry Christmas..Joe

@WhippJunior 4 года назад

Crazy! I just finished watching the Steve Cropper interview and wondered if they were ever gonna interview JB and.....

@RockHardRiffs 4 года назад

These interviews just keep getting better. Too many great quips to quote

@michaelmakes4883 3 года назад

Favorite James Burton lead for me is "A Wonder Like You",Rick Nelson... that tone he described as "in between the pickups" and beautiful melodic licks,...just right..

@Daytripper51 4 года назад

Love your videos, Joe. I met you a week ago sitting at the entrance......We talked of the Concert for the Rock Hall in Cleveland and the scripts I have....

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Yes... it was nice to meet you. Thanks again for stopping by. Best, Joe

@farangkinok 4 года назад

Thank you for recording this history Joe, fantastic interview, I hope to make it to Nashville one day, cheers from Melbourne Australia

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Cheers ....Joe:)

@TSOE-JustGoodMusic 4 года назад

Thank you! Cant wait for part 2 ❤

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Part two goes up at 4:00 pm CST today March 13 th 2020. Thanks for watching... Best, Joe

@TSOE-JustGoodMusic 4 года назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Great. Thank you Joe!

@MrDoneboy 2 года назад

"Eight nights a week with Elvis". Gotta love JB!

@bobroberson9286 3 года назад

Such a real lesson in musical history from a true legend, that was great.

@mvmmotovlogmusic2815 3 года назад

Joe, this is definitely one of your best interviews. Took me quite a while to get thru it. Every song James Burton referenced, I had to pause the video to go listen. 🥺. Thanks so much for posting these videos. mVm

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks mVm.... joe

@califtom 3 года назад

James Burton is another American treasure. The guitarist who was easily good enough to be a full time session player if he wanted who got up on stage and played with the best. His aggressive style of guitar is what really brought out the Ricky Nelson records in my opinion.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Thomas.....Joe

@jayham____fromgeorgia 4 года назад

I try to get tele sounds out of my fake strat... Tele envy for sure... I believe vince gill may have one.. Lol Man, I sure enjoy hearing James Burton's stories.. I love his great live work with Elvis.. Thank you, Joe

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Thank you Jay.. Best....Joe

@BringBackMyYesterdaybyDee 4 года назад

One guitar, different sounds on all those tracks. Now that is talent! (I've seen that Mosrite you speak about, Joe, at your fine museum. It is formidable to see in person!) Looking forward to Part 2.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

Thanks Yesterday... part two Friday March 13th afternoon at 4:00 CST... Thanks ... Joe. PS... Thanks for visiting our museum!!!!

@BringBackMyYesterdaybyDee 4 года назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Thank you for the heads up about Part 2!

@NYCgirl927 3 года назад

First comment from James is about you Joe. Yes indeed one talent complements another. That’s a beautiful thing.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

James is just a very nice guy and friend... Thanks again, Joe

@TheScudabear1 4 года назад

Terrific interview with a true legend, joe...I've always wondered if one of my guitar heroes, frankie hannon of tesla played his pink paisley tele as a homage to JB

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

most players that do are fans of James:) thanks for watching... Best, Joe

@jennifursun3303 3 года назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum LOVE Marty Stuarts Clarence White guitar have you ever done an interview with him

@williamwalsh6282 3 года назад

This isn’t an interview..... it’s a conversation. Wow... great.... love to hear him talk about the guitars and amps used.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for watching William...Best...Joe

@BrianKlobyGuitar 4 года назад

Awesome : ) Thank you

@billmccabe6188 2 года назад

Seen this 3 times and will probably watch it again.

@lailamerran201 2 года назад

Joe, I grew up here in Nashville and almost went into the business in college. I have learned more about the musicians and the scene back then from your interview videos than I would have if I’d been a session player myself right in the thick of it. You’re a magnificent curator of the history of the music scene of my generation. What you do is important and lasting. Don’t ever stop finding these stories and telling them.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 2 года назад

Thank you Laila…. Best…. Joe

@GG-ks4ul 3 года назад

A true Giant in the Music field, thanks.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thank you too GG... Joe

@lefty5757 4 года назад

Thank you Joe,

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 4 года назад

You’re welcome Dave... Joe

@judymarrs9671 2 года назад

My husband, Don Marrs (deceased) seven years drums and road manager for Jeannie C. Riley. Seven years drums and road manager Charlie McClain, three years - Donna Fargo - drums. pre-Nashville-Sneed Family Oregon, LA, Cally and various road gigs.

@jg11x11 Год назад

James is a mentor to me tho I've never met him, his playing but more importantly how he conducts himself has been an example for me. 🎸 James is the embodiment of the Tele

@jimmyb1559 3 года назад

AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME!!! THANK YOU JOE!

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thank you very much Jimmy... Joe

@AlwaysElvis 4 года назад

Great interview! #AlwaysElvis

@skipbauchmam5995 2 года назад

Incredible interview. Lots of serious insight and great nostalgia. From Elvis to Rick Nelson and beyond. Including the and the hit traveling man.By Rick Nelson.

@bobwallace1880 2 года назад

Saw him several times at the Palomino Club in L A . Played lead guitar for Jerry Lee Lewis. Great shows!

@kennethhacker3014 Год назад

Wow .thank you for this presentation sir !

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Год назад

Hey Kenneth, My dad, Joe, passed away September 28th… but I know he would have appreciated your comment. Thank you for your support of the channel… hope you can visit the museum sometime. Best, Britt

@kennethhacker3014 Год назад

My condolences...

@kennethhacker3014 Год назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseumI adored your dad's work and all his presentation,I been a hobbyist musician for 35 years and I follow all the session musicians old and current..it's a sad day at the Hacker house hold .. again my condolences

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Год назад

So kind of you Ken, thank you.

@robertstotts2343 4 года назад

You know a player is the real when they are on the phone with Elvis talking about i can't I'm in session with Sinatra... I don't care about all that this man did magic with Ricky Nelson and Hag... Thank you for this channel Respect

@robertsmith9373 Год назад

Magician!!

@boco1951 2 года назад

James Burton is one of the nicest guys ever!

@WmRob 3 года назад

Great interview

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Rob...Joe

@stephenduclos9693 2 года назад

I assume James refers to the 2nd finger when talking about using the finger pick in conjunction with a flat pick. What an absolutely fabulous history James has! His guitar work on Ricky Nelson's "Fools Rush In" is an all-time great. Thank you Joe for all the wonderful interviews!

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 2 года назад

I’m not sure Stephen…. Thanks for watching…Joe

@jennifursun3303 3 года назад

soo cool we didn't have a TV when the Ozzie and Harriet show was on so i never knew he played on the old Ricky Nelson records but have discovered his since then wish we all could play that good

@paulnicolosi4792 3 года назад

I met James up at Lake Tahoe, when he was playing at Harrahs’s casino, with John Denver. He had done some studio work with the group I was playing with, ‘We Five’, prior to my joining them.. We ran into him on the casino floor. What a nice guy!

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Paul... Joe

@tgablouce1332 2 года назад

James Burton 🙏👏👏👏 Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

@syn707 3 года назад

I’ve been aware of James before I started playing guitar. Loved watching Ozzy and Harriet but the highlight of the show was performances by Ricky and the band. Oh, and Tutti Fruity ice cream! Robert

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks again 707...........joe

@robertosalum9111 3 года назад

james burton uma tecnica refinada na guitarra um monstro do rock

@paulcooper5748 3 года назад

Great guitarist and seems a really nice guy.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

He is a really nice guy Paul…. Thanks for watching. Joe

@ericportillo8277 4 года назад

If that's the guitar he wants go get it for him...wow, cool parents

@ivandafoe5451 3 года назад

And rock & roll would have been different if they hadn't done it...this was a huge boost to his "Guitar Legend" career.

@paulj.ingram2839 3 года назад

One of my favorites is his trade with Albert Lee on Rodney Crowell’s “Better Start Turning Them Down”. I hear what he means about wanting fat notes. It shows on that song.

@terribleTed-ln6cm 2 года назад

Make no mistake about it kids, this man is the best "pure picker" to ever live!

@dennydeckerful 3 года назад

Gotta love James Burton, and seems like a really nice guy. Hope to meet him one day when this China virus is whipped.

@jonbongo2508 Год назад

James always seem to be so quiet and so bashful when the camera was on them was he really like that in person very shy and bashful? He just seems like such a warm kind hearted man I just read that he's already 83 years old God bless him.

@oldhikinthesticks4524 4 года назад

👍🏻😉😊

@ryreinhardt 3 года назад

I like the chet story he told, about the guy raving on about how great chets guitar sounds, wanting to know all about the guitar, so chet hangs it up and says... "how does it sound now? I had the same experience, a guy raving on endlessly about the sound of my strat, I said here you play it, he took and started to play, it was awful.... my strat was tuned to open G.... Hehehe and he stomped off fuming

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Mickey... Joe

@judymarrs9671 2 года назад

Daddy’s fave guitar player

@williamblair9597 4 года назад

The more you sweat the faster you would get. I love it.

@bikersoncall 3 года назад

6:39 Excellent question; 'which do you call the lead pup' I kind of guessed he meant bridge, before you asked., but that was just a guess. A lot of people including myself use the neck pup almost exclusively as their lead pickup.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Most refer to the bridge P.U as l the lead P.U because it cuts through but you just never know if you don’t ask what others may call the lead P.U. Thanks again for watching ... Joe

@bikersoncall 3 года назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Thank you.

@thejigantics2641 3 года назад

Just caught up with this.....many thanks. To co write a song like Susie Q at fourteen is amazing but sadly the tale of being ripped off as one of the writers is something I’ve heard too often. Although there seems no bitterness it’s still not right

@NYCgirl927 3 года назад

I looked up your discography Joe ...WOW. You need to write a biography.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Hi NYC GIRL.... are you really a girl?:) Thanks for the kind comment but I’m not a big deal in the music industry.. just a gnat on a elephants butt. Thanks for your supporting our channel as always.... Sincerely, Joe

@NYCgirl927 3 года назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I am a female but really have not been a 'girl' in a few decades. LOL I thought you were a business man who ran the Musicians Hall Of Fame not a seasoned musician. It was obvious James has great respect & admires you for your talent & friendship. Stay safe. NYC girl

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

NYCG..... thanks... I never know who I’m really talking to:) Thanks again your support since I started showing these interviews on RU-vid. I use to love going to visit NYC... Bleaker St. John’s Pizza. Matt’s guitar shop etc. Took my family there for Christmas for years. Not sure about going back now from what I’ve heard. Stay safe and thanks again for watching these interviews....Joe

@NYCgirl927 3 года назад

@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I know John’s Pizza but I’m not familiar with Matt’s. These videos are gold, a link to the most talented and influential people in music. Thanks for doing this.

@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 3 года назад

Matt’s may be closed now. It was a great vintage guitar shop across the street from John’s. ...Joe

@kevinobrien9626 3 года назад

I thought they were going to say the fuzz sound came from slitting the speaker cone with a razor.

@billmccabe6188 3 года назад

What pro James is

@gibsondrummer 4 года назад

They were making “soundies” as early as the late thirties early forties , musical shorts featuring a band or a singer maybe some tap dancers or show girls too There is nothing new under the sun

@oldermusiclover 2 года назад

Hi Joe wanted to let you know that singer Bobby Rydell and Joe Messina passed away take care

@donttouchband100 3 года назад

All Q&A Musicans want to know

@MAGAMANPATRIOT Год назад

James Burton very influential player !! Elvis Presley said Burton never missed a note that's high praise in my book. Joe Chambers did a great thing in getting The Musicians Hall of Fame together. RIP Joe and Thank You for everything..