Behind the Scenes of the Maynard, Kim & Krist Interviews
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2022
- In this livestream I give a behind the scenes look at these two latest interviews with Maynard James Keenan (Tool, A Perfect Circle & Puscifer), Kim Thayil (Soundgarden), Krist Novoselic (Nirvana) & Jack Endino (Skin Yard, Music Producer).
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It's amazing how when these people realize the type of interview you're giving them how they suddenly relax and seem to actually enjoy your interviewing them.
I actually fell for this scam, I’m so embarrassed. This criminal impersonating Rick took $159.57 from me after telling me I won a guitar and only needed to pay for shipping. Just reporting this because I am usually too smart for this but he got me good through WhatsApp. I’m letting my bank know and trying to reverse or void the payment but anyway, I should have known. 🤬
@Rick Beato Please confirm that you are asking for shipping money through WhatsApp and having a giving away of “Fender” guitars ( no further details given) and asking for payments through Zelle while typing in broken English. 😒
DO NOT ANSWER THIS WHATSAPP NUMBER IT IS AN ILLEGAL SCAM!!! If it was legitimate then Rick would definitely address it ON HIS CHANNEL.
@@hasansankara3461 your right. I was able to trace the origin to somewhere on the west coast of India. The real Rick Beato would have you contact him at his business associated email if he would contact anyone at all. The scam is getting bolder. They actually try to defend themselves.
Amazing work, Rick! An interview with Jerry Cantrell would be fantastic too.
Seconded
Thirded
Yes please - one more for Jerry!
Good point, O'Brien!
Hell yeah
I saw the Maynard interview...and totally loved it!!! What a guy he is!
Go meet him in person and then say that. I'll hold your beer for you.
@@IshadaKatzteilov say what? that I loved the interview?
A tad pretentious and sarcastic? Sure, nonetheless he’s an interesting character and creative genius.
@@IshadaKatzteilov did he tell you to F off, or something? lol
@@dstyles8913 Is it genius to use the exact same iambic
pentameter on EVERY song?
Two themes that struck me across the musicians in these recent interviews... Even discounting the effect of rose-colored glasses looking back through time, these artists seem to convey a laser-like focus on exactly what they found important -- MUSIC. None seemed hung up on fame, notoriety, money, etc. -- then or now. They also all conveyed that they listened widely and had a detailed understanding and appreciation of the CRAFT of writing songs -- in and out of their main genre. I have not listened to Tool much at all and even after listening through 4-5 tracks on UA-cam, it still hasn't "clicked" with me but I could listen to another hour of conversation with Maynard. KInda the same thing with Kim and Soundgarden -- I love Black Hole Sun but haven't clicked with many other songs in their catalog but Kim sounds exactly like the kind of person I would have wanted in a band -- open-minded, straight talking, perceptive. There's a REASON people like this are associated with the art that can (and does) still stop people in their tracks 30 years later and MAKE them listen.
@@cf453 On it! LOL
great reply! you are spot on in describing the reason they are great musicians. Completely agree! Do you play?
Speaking as someone who's spent only one or two very short sessions attempting to get into Tool and not really getting it entirely (other than two or three universally popular songs), I must recommend "Aenema"!
I am biased in my love for it, being a former-Christian who sees all the "end-times" stuff as being total BS, but it is great song!
I don't know if it is sarcastic or mocking or if he is serious, but I love it.
I just listened to "The Pot" (recommended by Maynard)... it had that cool Tool bass part and had that early '90's Mesa Triple Rectifier palm-muting bass thump sound that I like, but it just didn't hold my attention. I will keep searching.
Time to check out "Pneuma".
Appreciating the recommendations!
@Mr Wizard His comment was about the artistic beauty of having an obsessive focus on the music, with no real care or attachment to the baggage that may or may not come with it.
Your perception of his comment and how you received it somehow transformed a beautiful positive comment about having a targeted artistic focus on the art of the song into some kind of negative condemnation of the things you listed. He never said any of that stuff.
He never said anything about the 1980s.
Your comment about punk made me realize why I just cannot get into very much Nirvana... After watching the interview last night I tried to listen to Kim Thayil's favorite Nirvana album "Bleach" and it's just, well... there is nothing to grab onto. There is no "there" there. It's just a bunch of noise and yelling.
Your comment reminded me that Nirvana is kind of punk- and that' why it never resonated with me.
"Nevermind" of course has a lot of good songs on it. Perhaps this is an indication of the importance of a good producer shaping a sound to get the best out of a band?
The term "grunge" is a nonsensical term because it encapsulates too much (I'm not blaming you for that! :).
Nirvana is nothing at all like Alice In Chains or Peal Jam (I only know PJ's first 2 albums). And yet it is all called grunge. It makes no sense.
I'm from Seattle and I play rock music on my guitar. If it was 1991 I guess my music would automatically be "grunge"... as long as a I wore a flannel shirt I had recently done logging in and acted depressed!
The new Fear Innoculum release on vinyl opened me up to Tool. Pure Genius.
I would love love love a ‘What Makes this ALBUM Great’ format in tandem with your artist interviews!! That would be KILLER!!
You have one of the best channels around man. That Krist/Kim/Jack interview was probably the best thing I have ever seen followed closely by the Maynard video. What a week for your channel! You're the man Rick!
Couldn't say it better man!
I agree 100% it’s the best interview I’ve ever seen
Sting and Maynard interviews shows Rick's ability to connect with these artists. Both extremely difficult people to interview. Both came off as entirely likeable and accessible. Only Rick could have pulled that off with such a level of class.
My God, Beato has been absolutely killing it with his recent interview line-up. Thank you! Who would you guys like to see him interview? I'd like to see Sparks, AKA Ron & Russel Mael
Interview Dany Carey pls
@@techn0l0gyfreak Yeah, that would be great, Beato is so curious and well versed in music he does a crazy good job with even drummers like he did with Cameron. I would love to see him interview Dale Crover the drummer of the Melvins and very briefly Nirvana. Aside from being a crazy good drummer he is just a really nice down to earth guy.
Paul Mccartney
@@InTheLifeOf Yeah, no doubt, me too! If he can get Grohl, I would bet Grohl could get his pal Paul to tag along.
Totally agree. My picks would be Robert Smith, John Mayer, Jack White, Kevin Parker, Zac Carper, J Mascis, Fiona Apple, Axl Rose. So many haha, but specifically songwriters who are great producers with cool recording or songwriting tricks
Rick u are the Sean Evans of the music community. I haven’t seen anyone else get musicians/celebrities as comfortable during interviews as the two of u do :)
I love you Rick Beato. What you’re doing should be seen by hundreds of millions across this planet. please keep it up 🙏
Suggestion, Rick: sit down with Michael Beinhorn (and Adam Kasper) and go through every song on Soundgarden's Superunknown...talk about recording equipment used, techniques, instruments used, getting the performances out, mixing, Chris' vocals...all of it. That record in particular needs a thorough analysis and documenting. You could then make it into a series for other artist's records.
Excellent idea! That's what we need!
You need to check out “produce like a pro”. Warren had him on. It’s BRILLIANT
and since they have adam there he should do the same for down on the upside, thats an incredible record too....
What Makes This Album Great. Interviews with the producers
Want fries with that? Just kidding, sounds amazing lol.
Rick, it is time for the Tom Scholz interview. It will need to be 2-3 parts. And then we can move on to their second album at a later date.
Tom would be a great interview
YES please make this happen more than a feeling is one of the best songs ever written
Rick, your humility is a big part of your appeal to all of us. You say that you are not “On their level”, but artists sit with you and open up to you precisely because you are on their level. Absolutely fantastic stuff!
I would love to hear an interview with Ben Shephard. The guy seems very reclusive, but he had such an impact on soundgarden’s later sound. One of my favorite bassists. His solo album is worth a listen too. Plus, it’s hard to find too many interviews with him.
Rick, man, your channel is one of the best in the realm of music. I like the direction you're going. Take us there.
THANK YOU!!! The Maynard and Kris/Kim interviews were epic.
I also watch Justin Hawkins Rides Again and I know he’s so down to sit down and have a chat with Rick
Loved all of these sit downs with Matt and Maynard and Chris & Kim. You're killing it good sir! If you could get Trent Reznor on.. That would be EPIC!!
That’s what I’m pining for.
Hell yeah! Alone, or with Atticus Ross. Frankly, I think his inclusion in NIN, and work with Trent on soundtracks, has brought the best out of Trent since the 90s, easily imo.
Isn’t it spelled Krist?
@@mr.noride7226 True, but he went back and forth with the spelling
I would freaking love to see Reznor interviewed.
I think what you said about letting it take however long it takes makes a big difference. As Maynard talked about space in music, I think in an interview that is a discussion, just letting it flow rather than trying to push time makes for good space. I really related to that from Maynard about the space in music being important.
Love for you to continue the 90’s guitar vibe, Stone Gossard, Jerry Cantrell, Dean DeLeo, Ed Obrien or talk to some more aussies like Bernard Fanning, Daniel Johns, Neil Finn (Kiwi, but we claim him)
Hey Rick - great set of interviews -- Im sure theres a Geddy and Alex interview coming in the nearish future!!??!!👍
Geddy, Alex, and Dave Grohl since both bands lost their drummers!
A Stevie Wonder interview would be amazing
I would love to see interviews with the rest of Tool. Given that their process is so unique!
Man I'd love Rick to sit down with James hetfield...that would be epic.
That would be a dream come true
Don't forget Kirk Hammett at the same time.
@@MegadethFan9000 true
@@davu9027 for sure. A sit down with rick and james the way the matt Cameron interview was conducted would be so good.Maybe rick take a trip to San Francisco HQ...we can only but hope.
@@MegadethFan9000 maybe, not hating on kirk but I've watched a lot of his interviews and get a little bored, and i dont really rate him...it's james we all want to hear from really.
Yeah, man channel is killing it! Beck would be amazing, such an incredible songwriter. Mark Tremonti focusing on shredding and metal riff writing. Whatever you put out I'll watch. Keep the great content coming!
YES you ask the questions that musicians would ask and we love that
Good call on playing the songs during the interview, as Krist didn’t remember the teen spirit session, what bass he played, or any of it, and by playing the song it brought back some memory antidotes that he probably wouldn’t have remembered had you not got his brain flowing.
Billy Corgan would be awesome. His interviews are always interesting. He's a great story-teller. I'd love to hear him talking music with someone like you who understands music and yet can make it entertaining for us who don't have so much musical knowledge.
Not a huge fan of Corgan music but love his stories. Especially his shape-shifting story
Agreed. Billy Corgan would be an amazing interview.
Totally agree! It would be incredible to have one of the greatest songwriters of all time talking to one of the greatest music teachers and disseminator of musical content today. Thank you Rick Beato, your contribution to the world of music has been immeasurable!
yesss please that would be awsome!
Yep. Also, Dave Onorato actually worked on Siamese Dream. Could be so interesting.
Your channel is nailing it. Explaining what makes this song great, gives great meaningful music a chance because of the explanation and highlights you put out there. The teaching stuff is spot on and the interviews are great because of the questions, awesome
First long-form interview I've seen with Matt Cameron. I wanted it to be about 24 hours longer, but he seemed to enjoy the experience. Also the Maynard; it's rare to get an interview with him just about music. It'd also be cool to talk to Justin from Tool about working with Danny & Adam on Fear Inoculum. What a mammoth undertaking that would have been.
Aloha Rick Thx 4 all da content, your realness is ur best quality. the world so needs this now.
Thank you for the awesome work you've been doing with the interviews!
Awesome job Rick, what an honor it must've been meeting these people let alone doing interviews with them lol.
All these interviews have been incredible lately...thank you Rick. 🤘🤘
To be in the room with Kim Theyil. One of my all time favorites.
Thank you for the amazing content, Rick. Bless you.
Yeah Rick I have to say your work here in the Tube keeps getting more powerful.
There’s so much information and so many stories from our favorite musicians, and only you provide that its just incredible.
There actually are no words!
And it’s more powerful because you are so comfortable doing it, the people relax and laugh and cry
Again unbelievable stuff you’ve done!
This format could actually really take off!
Nobody else does what you do!
That last interview with Kim and Chris and the studio guy was beyond incredible!
My god that could’ve went 4 more hours, I would’ve watched you guys during breaks!
Thank you buddy!
👍
Love the "Behind the Scenes" look on these things, Rick, and I always appreciate your teaching too. I've come to a better understanding of things I knew, but didn't always understand. Thank you for that!
What needed to be done was to ask the questions that no-one else is asking. More insight into their lives by them because they appreciate the sincerity in your approach. I think asking people in general about their favourite hobbies, and passions is a great way to open the door to a conversation. These musicians get asked the same boring questions over and over , and end up making stuff up to entertain themselves when interviewed by tv shows etc. So interviewers like yourself and Joe Rogan are a breath of fresh air....great work Rick!!
You're leaving a great legacy, thank you!
Rick you asked the perfect questions in the Chris/Kim/Jack interview. I was 12 in 1991 so all this music has stayed with me since then. So thank you so much. It was perfect.
Bravo! Excellent Rick, Congrats and thank you so much for these quality interviews!!
Once again, Rick shows his rare skill as in interviewer as he lets their conversations between each other free flow without interrupting. I really felt like I was watching a real conversation between friends. I also learned a tremendous amount info I did not know before. Great interview Rick
Dam Rick .. you’re a National Treasure bro .. I love how your face lights up when you talk about the questions you want to ask these wonderful musicians.. God be with you Rick .. thank you for keeping this beautiful music alive
I agree, playing parts of the songs and watching the reactions are my favorite parts of the last interviews. My wish is that you would have done it with one of their new songs.
Great work! Thank you for sharing these interviews!
I’d love to see you analyse something from John Frusciante’s solo work, and maybe get him for an interview. There are lots of things that one would like to hear him talk about that doesn’t only have to do with RHCP.
Love the interviews. Cheers!
Word. Tbh though my favorite playing from him might be from The Mars Volta albums he played on. I already liked RHCP as teen, and knew the talent of Flea and John, but when I heard their playing on TMV’s studio stuff, particularly the song “Days of the Baphomets”, my jaw hit the floor.
Edit: actually, my all time fav John guitar parts are on my fav songs off of Stadium Arcadium.. I can say, without a doubt, my favorite John guitar part is from the song, “Wet Sand”, especially the soloing at the end. As far as songs that I’ve wept listening to, and go for when looking for spiritual/emotional release and relief, that song is definitely top 5.. I adore John’s playing period, though.
So perhaps I’m most impressed, and my face is most melted by, his playing on the TMV albums he plays on, but my all time favs are on Stadium Arcadium, I think.
I would love to see Rick do a Flea and John interview.
Niandra Lades & usually just a t-shirt! One of my favourite albums of all time.
They were no interviews, but masterpieces. You've made yourself a name in music history Rick 🤍
Thank you for everything you share on your channel, Rick!
Rick, you are working wonders for us all. Can’t thank you enough
You did a awesome job with the interviews especially the Maynard one. I’ve always been fascinated with his method of songwriting. How he creates such amazing melodies in such complex arrangements not to mention his lyrical content is absolutely brilliant. I’ve watched pretty much every interview with him and he hasn’t entirely divulged into that at as much as he did with you.
Rick, love the channel. You are killing it with these latest interviews. Keep it up!
that interview with kris and Kim was the best interview ive ever seen ive watch it twice so far lol
Dude - you are KILLING it! Thank you! No really, thank you.
I love these interviews,
this is a great direction to take your channel. So many of the people you interview I don't know who they are until I watch the interview.
Thank you Rick. Living in the deep south of Africa, one never gets such awesome insight to how some of my favourite bands go about their passion. More bands please Rick. Thank you.......
Those interviews were top notch. It's what I've always wanted to see from Maynard and soundgarden and nirvana and man Matt Cameron what a musician... all of them were amazing. You've really hit your stride with this Rick I love it.
These recent interviews were fantastic! I hope you get more, soon!
Your content is interesting and compelling. The length doesn't matter. I always learn something from you.
Enjoying your interviews very much, Rick!
Thank you and bless you, Rick, for "telling their stories" - absolutely priceless. 🤟
Interview with David Gilmour would be very interesting!
Definitely
It's always good to see these musicians enjoying the conversation. Musicians like to talk music more than anything.
Keep up the awesome work Rick. 👏 Looking forward to more interviews. Love it!
We appreciate what you are doing for music and for all of us, this is exactly what the internet and social media is supposed to be about, bringing great stories and knowledge from great musicians, pure inspiration.
Hope for the human race.
Thank you!
The fact that you are a musician/producer/listener… that’s why I listen to YOU. I don’t want the dish or the gossip or picking at pain (Kurt, Chris, etc.) because it’s fluff or downright disrespectful to bring up. You talk about the MUSIC and I will listen to you over everything else. Thank you for doing this. I love it.
Hey Rick just wanted you to know that all these awesome interviews that you're doing is just fantastic. it kinda brings me back to the MTV days when other than music videos they'll do interviews with artists and it kinda feel that way (in a way) but I like how you're handling it especially that you're a music wizard yourself so the kinds of questions you asked are very interesting and resonates a lot with the artist that you are interviewing. You bring Passion and Knowledge to Music XD Thank You Rick! that Nirvana & Soundgarden interview was very bitter sweet for me as I've been a long time fan of those bands and seeing Kris and Kim there just makes me smile.
Glad You are back, Safe and Sound!
I loved these last couple of interviews. I listen to a lot of the music these guys made, so it was cool to hear about what things were like for them at the time they were just starting to get some recognition. The life of a musician is not easy, especially when nobody knows you, and then again when everyone knows you. There doesn’t seem to be an in between.
Congratulations on all of your terrific success with the channel. You put in the work throughout your life and we get the benefit of your choice of vocation and your dedication to showing others what you know. Keep it up, man!! Peace.
terrific interviews, sir. i hope your voice is feeling stronger! would love to see jon spencer or judah bauer sit down with you (among many others)
Rick that's one of the biggest things that drive me crazy about interviews, the interviewer always interups the person and they never really get to answer fully. The questions they ask are also not music related, I'm glad you are able to do this for us fans and for yourself.
so refreshing just hearing someone speak honestly
I'd love to see a Mars Volta interview. They are, without a doubt, one of the most prolific, eclectic and influential bands for the last 20 years. Might be time to follow up from the At The Drive In video you did 3 years ago too.
No need to explain Rick, the love and knowledge shines through...still waiting for the Jimmy Page interview!👍♥️
If Rick could pull that off......man that would be something to see. He would do a great job as he always does. That would be a hellava interview. Pagey rarely comes out for such things though.
@@mattcardwell1506 Rick has dangled this possibility...and Jimmy loves talking to anyone who will listen about how great Zep were but most interviewers ask about anything but the music. I know Rick would ask musically literate questions.
YES, that would be great…
Your interview with Maynard was incredible!
You are a fantastic interviewer. You spark the conversation and then shut the hell up. These interviews with the people who are roughly my generation but were my heroes at the same time have been truly wonderful. They all seem to be great people as well as wonderful, revolutionary musicians.
Thank you for everything you do ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Rick your content is truly amazing. You're right, myself and the majority of us do not mind or even bother checking the time or length of a video. We just know by the end of it we will have gained some more knowledge and great insight. So you know what it is. Just keep being yourself and the artists will keep coming
Exactly…!
I was just watching Joe Rogan with Dave Mustaine, and was doubly reminded of how good your interviews are, Sir Rick. Joe, for all his excellent qualities, really knows very little about music, even for a layman
I think a What Makes this Genre Great for Latin Jazz Music would be cool. From those Bossa's and Sambas in the 60s, interpreted by jazz guys, how the whole Jobim / Gilberto legacy produced so many standards. Tania Maria a Brazilian pianist got some spins in the 80s and was always fun to watch play live. She really smashed those keys. Tito Puente's music was phenomenal, too. Just so much there and a lot of influences in all directions. A lot to take apart and dissect maybe, but could be worth it. There was an old DVD called Calle 54 which featured a lot of cats who were ancient even then. If any are still alive it would be cool for them to tell their stories.
And Hiromi Uehara played with Chick Corea when she was a just a kid, that must be quite a story. She played with Stanley Clarke too.... and I always liked Stanley not just for the RTF fusion, but for a little known pop collaboration called Animal Logic. Probably some cool stories there. Look it up, Stanley Clarke, Stewart Copeland, Deborah Holland, Steve Howe as a guest. I miss lineups like that!
I forgot to add Anthony Jackson -- he's played on, well, mostly everything. From Al DiMeola to Tania Maria, to Roberta Flack, to Chaka Khan, to too numerous to mention -- toured with Hiromi, also.
Basically, you can steer your channel anywhere at this point, and we'll follow, as long is the talk is about the appreciation and construction of good music. Heck you and Justin Hawkins could even do a collab and talk about the perils of autotune or whatever. It's all good and good for music.
The Soundgarden Nirvana interview has been my favorite so far but I’ll watch any video you put out!
I would really like to see an interview with Jerry Cantrell and Stone Gossard together that would be cool!
My favorite thing is "what makes this song great" I get excited for new videos!
Excellent work Mr. Beato.
At the 25:20 mark. I think this is what sells it for me with Rick B and his interviews. If you're like me, you wanna know about the music. You would have loved to been a fly on the wall in the studio with that interviewed person to know what they were thinking/doing/feeling when that piece of music was recorded
I just wanted to say how great it was to hear Madison, WI mentioned in the Soundgarden/Nirvana episode. A lot of folks don't know how important Madison was to the music scene. I worked with a lot of the kids that were at OK's Corral and other music venues in the Midwest. Totally unsung epic music venues and history that came out of that era and region. Butch and the beer soaked music halls from those years helped shape music for the last 30 years. OK's, The Highnoon Saloon, the Annex, Majestic, Orpheum, Barrymore, Coliseum..... Or even the little clubs like the Frequency. Major places to play in a small town most people never talk about. Proud as fuck to have been a part of the Midwest music scene.
I said it on your last video and ill say it again. You are the best at this. People in the future will look back on your videos for inspiration.
Man it’s so cool you interviewed MJK, he is an absolute legend
I see Kim and it’s like looking at an uncle or extended family , that’s how much this bands music has meant in my life , thank you Rick for being the premiere music UA-cam channel 💫
Well done on this EPIC interview.
Rick You, should produce an album with
Kim, Kris, Matt, and Jerry Cantrell!
The music industry needs this.
Thank you Rick, natural and authentic.
Great interviews Rick! I find the channel really helpful for evolving my knowledge of music theory also. Personally, (& I can see a lot of people agree) would like to see a Jerry Cantrell interview.
Really what made these interviews great was that you treated them more like conversations regardless of the hat your wearing (producer, writer, or fan) when you’re asking a question.
To me, most interviews are a chore because as a fan of the person being interviewed, you must look past the usual suspect questions or an interviewer who has to show how much they know or they just don’t let the person color outside the lines. And it’s in those moments that some of the best exchanges come. Rick, you pull it all off and it’s damn entertaining too.
I know lots of suggestions are being tossed out and I’ll be no exception and just say that Ken Andrews from FAILURE would be great too. That band is not only phenomenal but they’ve got a lot of history too. Their catalogue is super interesting and very underrated.
Great work my friend love the interviews
Loved the interviews Rick, as Well as a lot of content on your Channel. Two tips/requests for the future. Something about Biffy Clyro and Phoebe Bridgers. Keep up your amazing work on this Channel!
You got to interview Maynard, and Billy Howerdel, which were both great and awesome interviews… maybe you could get the other Tool members interviewed on their songwriting process 😁 or even Mat Mitchell in Puscifer.
I’d love to see/hear an interview with Adam, Justin, and Danny on how they write for Tool records! It would probably be like, a 24-72 hour long video, but it would be awesome!
Edit: this wasn’t meant to be some pretentious, it’s so complex, it’d just take so long to explain bc they’re so amazing… rather, I’m poking fun at the long intervals between albums.. what’s that saying about the quality of a joke if you gotta explain it?
Good luck, never seen 1 interview with Justin, maybe Danny, don't think a video interview with Adam. I don't think those would happen...just saying. It's ok, at least we got MJK, I'm sure he's sick to death talking about Tool, but I wish there was a bit more about Tool, it's ok though, the insight was amazing on both interviews
@@ricardomartinezxx personally I think if Rick can get 2 or 3 of them together in a room, I think they would be more open about doing it and sharing their process together as a whole. I think if he tried to only get Adam or only Justin or Danny, I might not work out as well. But if he got 2 of them together in a room it would probably workout
You should pat yourself on the back for an amazing interview! I wrote a comment on the interview page that when I saw the camera pan to Krist and Kim’s faces when you put on Smells like teen Spirit I teared up too. Tears of pride, of lost innocence mixed with a bit of melancholy over losing Kurt. I don’t cry. Amazing and moving interview. 💞💞💞💞
Love you interviews man! Keep em coming, please! There's been two mentions of Reznor's name in your interviews (Maynard and Billy). I'd love to see you talk to him.
Love your content Rick, it's top-tier UA-cam in the category of "Genuinely Interesting".
I've come to believe, Rick is the Forest Gump of the music world. Thank you for all the fantastic material and education! I love the Beato Book, it is so helpful!