Recording a Song With Nashville Session Players
Recording a Song With Nashville Session Players
In this episode, I traveled to Sound Emporium Studios to produce a song with the top Nashville session players. The song was written by Daniel Tashian and Cecilia Castleman, and the band featured Tom Bukovac (Guitar), Todd Lombardo (Acoustic Guitar), Steve Mackey (Bass), Tim Lauer (Keys), and Chris McHugh (Drums).
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For those of you asking when this song is going to be released, this was just a live tracking session with one slide guitar overdub. It was never meant to be released and is a rough mix. Feel free to listen to it on the video. Thanks!
I think that you should do a series on 'what happens in the studio'. For those of us who are, or have been, involved in the music business, the procedure is familiar but the general public have no idea about how 'real pros' go about their business, so more, please!
Yes! Enjoyed this very much. I’m a singer songwriter working in a Seattle studio on a new project right now. Watching pros run run the studio process is always enlightening in some little way.
One more great content, Rick. Keep up the good work.
Amazing content! That voice tho!
Incredible craft, very fresh sound! And just in 3 takes, wow! Tom's beautiful accents around 6 min mark are haunting. And only spotted 1 slight mishap in all of it 🙂
Of course, everyone who appreciates your content or with even half an ear would love to see/hear more content like this. This is my 8-year-old daughters favorite song.. for the past 9 months… ( I still need to queue up the video so she can get her fix…) ❤
Sound Emporium is where Robert Plant and Alison Krauss recorded both Raising Sand albums. Countless great recordings have been made there. The studio goes way back to the days of Jack Clement. It's right down the street from Belmont University. Martin's Bar-B-Que next door for when you get hungry after the session….;-)
NOTHING LIKE HAVING 4 OR MORE IN THE STUDIO AND
COME WITH SOMETHING NEW.
P S— A I SUX
What a great video. Come to think of it, I haven’t seen any other video like this with so much detail into the work. Really enjoyed it.
Chris McHugh🤘
Where is the edge – the raw, something special thing – I'm an old player 70's – 90's and I find most music today kind of milk toast and blended to much – GREAT Video CONTENT, but I wanted to take a nap after the song (and it's a good song) – Honestly, WHY do ALL VOCALS have that doubling weird sound – What happened to letting the wild horses RUN and have a little ACTUAL emotion and grit instead of playing to the electronics. = It's good, but processed to an unrecognizable blend of one thing – I understand it's what people are used to these days – but to me, blended music soup sucks. = It seems people forgot that it's about the PLAYERS vision and emotion of the song – NOT the engineers easy mixing, milk toast, highly processed blended soup with no edges. = Joplin would probably never make it in today's world … or would the emotion come through after the processing.
I miss recording in a REAL studio! This was excellent.
real musicians thank you
After all of Rick's soliloquy on the matter, I was disappointed to hear this generic, coffee table, over produced, dog crap from the meistro himself.
This could easily be a today's top 10 he normally poops all over.
Love this song
Amazing to see so much talent in one room, but goddamn does Nashville churn out some bland ass formulaic crap these days.
How did everything get paid for?
Hey Rick beato. if you talk about rock bands so much.. why dont you produce us. you're missing out.. we're the next biggest rock band…
Fleetwood mac grove…
Great musicians, song´s kinda boring though…it´s not bad but certainly no banger.
Love it. More please?
Yes, more please 😉
As an Irish man, I really appreciate the pints of Guinness 👌
Rick YES YES YES more vidieos of sessions please!!!
Beautiful 😊
When they are recording a song onto the tape like a 2 inch wide tape with multi tracks are all the musicians they are recording at the same time or do each set of instruments play separately and they make some and put them together afterwards and what is done first the vocals or the instruments
I think the drums overpowered.
MORE OF THIS!!!
Amazing!!!
Sehr schön! ❤🇩🇪🎶
One of those rare songs that I hear for the first time and love. Release it, Rick, please.