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Nathan East – In The Studio

An inside look as a session musician.

Duration : 0:5:35


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25 Responses to “Nathan East – In The Studio”

  1. @Mewsinghan Bob …
    @Mewsinghan Bob James

  2. What’s the name of …
    What’s the name of the guy at 1:30?

  3. Wow! I played with …
    Wow! I played with three of those guys at the SAME TIME!! What a blessing. Thanx Greg.

  4. @redinkaos

    Nathan …
    @redinkaos

    Nathan East: The Business of Bass (2004)

  5. @UK2AK Can you …
    @UK2AK Can you please provide me with the title of the full DVD? Already tnx!

  6. @C7Blackjack MY …
    @C7Blackjack MY Dad is friends with nathan East he has played with alot of people even MIchael Jackson

  7. What is the second …
    What is the second track? It cooks !

  8. DampRabbitVideo on June 14th, 2010 at 2:00 pm

    @qbeo2912
    “anybody …
    @qbeo2912
    “anybody knows what the first song is???”

    Red Baron from Billy Cobham’s 1973 album Spectrum

  9. Nice
    Nice

  10. anybody knows what …
    anybody knows what the first song is???

  11. Where is this from? …
    Where is this from? Is there a whole DVD? Let me know!!

  12. sountracksband,
    …
    sountracksband,
    what do you know about anything? Are you even out of high school? I’m not bitter and my life is by no means “fucked up”. This piece is an infomercial. Kids like you get filled up with helium about the great studio scene in L.A., but L.A. chews and spits out naive youngsters by the thousands… I know “very successful musicians” and others (in film, Lucas, Pixar) All I’m saying is don’t be fooled by this “we’re all friends, come join us” nonsense…

  13. dang. you sound …
    dang. you sound kinda bitter bro. how different is that from what’s going on in washington? the republicans no that ‘real people’ will benefit from health care reform but they don’ want to jeopardize their cash cows. wake up and smell reality.

  14. soundtracksband on June 14th, 2010 at 2:00 pm

    piwinter

    don’t …
    piwinter

    don’t be such an ass. I know lots of musicians that are very successful. If you’re frustrated with your up life, stop talking like you’re mr. ALL I KNOW.

  15. Great advice and so …
    Great advice and so valuable for all musicians to hear. Can’t just have talent. Professionalism is key!

  16. I apply all these …
    I apply all these same principles to my career as a National Chart Topping Jazz Guitarist. To make music full time at the pro level you need three things. 1. A good attitude. 2. A good work ethic. 3. Good knowledge and skill on your instrument. If you are missing any one of these… I think you get the idea.

    This is what I tell artists how do not want to hear what I have to say. “Don’t get bitter get better!” All of this is in our control Peace!

  17. Clapton’s best band …
    Clapton’s best band ever is here: East, Phillinganes, Ferrone

  18. great!!!
    great!!!

  19. Exactly my point! …
    Exactly my point! It’s not creative, it’s hard wok, it’s putting up with lots of nonsense. And especially in L.A. it’s all about “better me than you” plus a fake “we’re all friends”. It’s cut-throat. How about putting that in this happy-hand video? No, thousands of kids are being fed this nonsense while the musicians union hall is full of unemployed, great and experienced session players who are starving for work (and had plenty of work in the past). But no, it’s their “attitude”…

  20. @piwinter It’s not …
    @piwinter It’s not their business to be creative – when you are a session musician, you play what you’re told you to.

  21. Such self-serving …
    Such self-serving BS!! “Attitude, Aptitude, A-players”, bla, bla, bla. While not wrong, its all about being the perfect ‘slave’; the kind of crap they teach you at the MI and other “be all you can be” music schools. There’s much less work out there than there used to be and the good old boys will not share it with anyone, period! Listen to this generic – and actually not creative – stuff they are playing here.

  22. GuyMagicFingers on June 14th, 2010 at 2:00 pm

    Well said. Pearls …
    Well said. Pearls of wisdom FOR FREE.

  23. unknownkingdom on June 14th, 2010 at 2:00 pm

    Steve Ferrone plays …
    Steve Ferrone plays drums for Tom Petty

  24. right. lol
    right. lol

  25. soursourapples on June 14th, 2010 at 2:00 pm

    “aptitude plus …
    “aptitude plus attitude equals altitude”
    Damn, I’ve got a great attitude but I’m thick as pig shit.

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