Steve Lukather and Glen Campbell jamming (for guitar enthusiasts)

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[FLNittany]

Two great guitarists. Lukather effed up when Glen was going to tell a story about Roger McGuinn - and he knew it. Also like when Lukather asked Glen about how many Beach Boys songs he played on (they were all uncredited) and Glen immediately answered, "well, all of them"...

[woweeitsme]

Ping

[mylife]

Glen was a trip

[FLNittany]

...and Lukather made Toto. I was surprised that while the Porcoro brothers did Boz Scaggs Silk Degrees (and obviously toured w/ him) - he wasn’t involved. Not til the next album.

[Fiji Hill]

Until I read this thread, I didn't know that Glen Campbell played on the Righteous Brothers' You've Lost That Loving Feeling. That was my favorite song as 1964 became 1965. It reached #1 in Southern California in the closing days of 1964 and then sat on top of the charts for nine weeks, outlasting Petula Clark's "Downtown," which gave it a run for its money, but only made it to #2, where it stayed for about three weeks.

Finally, in the first week of March, the Temptations knocked the Righteous Brothers out of the top spot with "My Girl."

Incidentally, my current favorite song is Blue Is the Night, which shows that my tastes in music have changed radically.

[waterhill]

Guitar Ping.

I don’t have the list.

[waterhill]

Not Gonna Miss You movie is a sad, redemptive, enlightening, mesmerizing movie.

A must see for all and anyone affected by Alzheimer’s. (and those not).

Glen was a trip.

I have the genes or whatever. Told the old lady to drop me off to the nearest home and move on if I don’t get hit by a bus, ‘Cause I ain’t gonna miss you’.

If I ever get hit by a bus, I told her to move on anyways.

[rktman]

Thanks. Very nice..

[rktman]

You can put me on it. Thanks.

[Rebelbase]

Here is the list, open for anyone who want’s to keep a copy and use at their own discretion.

Guitar and Bass Ping List: skooz;waterhill; mitch5501;OrioleFan;jdsteel; Mama Shawna;Ignatz;Bullish; wastedyears;Free in Texas;To-Whose-benefit?;backspace; left that other site;Verbosus;pax_et_bonum; Churchjack; Magic Fingers; Chode;kosciusko51; OrioleFan; KevinB;Mr. Mojo;sauropod; OrioleFan; brewer1516; Windflier ;dayglored

[waterhill]

RebelBase has it. I am going to copy it to my homepage so I can ping when he is out of pocket.

[FLNittany]

The documentary was so important and so great - yet it lost out to some woke documentary in the oscars. Just like Glen’s last song didn’t win best song at the oscars that year. Go figure. Merle said it best: “If there was ever a man given too much talent in one body, it would be Glen.”

[sauropod]

bkmk

[waterhill]

PM Rebelbase to add you and then I can get it/copy it from him and have it on my homepage. He is the keeper of names until then. Cool to have you.

[FLNittany]

Have me added as well if you can do water...thanks in advance.

[Big Red Clay]

Thanks for posting that. What a cool video. I didn’t see what year that was recorded. If anyone can pass that along, much appreciated.

[FLNittany]

It’s been on and off youtube a few times. My guess is early to mid 90’s based on the length of Glen’s hair.

[FLNittany]

I amend that - late 90’s, but not 2000’s.

[Big Red Clay]

Thanks and thanks again for posting. After watching “The Wrecking Crew” and “Muscle Shoals”, and the doc about the house band for Motown, I have developed a tremendous respect for the session guys that made all this legendary music who are largely unsung. The talent is amazing.

[FLNittany]

Legendary - and he knew his place in the world:

A Better Place