Thanks for sharing. It’s entertaining. Guthrie is a cool musician to follow
@architypeone864623 сағат бұрын
Great stuff! Guthrie is a true Nashville Cat!
@tedlivermore695523 сағат бұрын
Moved to Nashville,got an apartment for 500 a month on music row,parked in front of the bars.Gotta love that. Great interview Otis.
@dalelitton5201Күн бұрын
New to your channel. Love it. I think I see you making videos from a Nashville hotel and from a house in East Nashville. I wonder if u have a house why are u getting a hotel room? 🤔
@brianbaxter9638Күн бұрын
Love his passion
@tomcoy3565Күн бұрын
I Met Guthrie Trapp at Robert’s on Broadway in 2005 after purchasing a Taylor 610 CE from Gruhn’s and Met George Gruhn ! Guthrie was Amazing Fender Telecaster Playing Both Friday And Saturday Night with two Different Bands! Chatted with him about he played With Patty Loveless Tours! Thank you Otis from Tom Coy in Fort Lauderdale!
@user-lt4pw7rv2lКүн бұрын
See what happens over time…it’s not who you work for ( which at the beginning is everyone ) but after you’ve truly worked for everyone, that gives you the right to say that you work for yourself.
@user-no1caresКүн бұрын
Every bar you walked into had the best guitarist you ever heard playing.
@SeeCSeesCCКүн бұрын
❤GT I love your stories, and the way you tell them, I got diamonds on the soles of my soul
@ericcrawford3453Күн бұрын
I living Nashvill back in2000 and use to go to Robert's almost every night. Jonny Hyland was cool , he can make that chicken pluck- he can play it all.
@paulh6299Күн бұрын
happy Friday Otis, thanks for this love listening to you and Guthrie tell the history.
@paulmcdonald1258Күн бұрын
Outstanding. Thanks for sharing.
@jeffcramer2463Күн бұрын
Really cool! Thanks for letting me live vicariously through you guys. Have a great weekend Otis and Guthrie 😊
@duncanfrere2656Күн бұрын
Guthrie says: "There's a shelf life for a gig no matter how great it is and you're going to start kinda getting burned out." Luke McQueary at Roberts with Kelly's Heroes is at this point. He needs to move on. You can see it so clearly in the way he looks, the way he stands, the interactions on stage. They're looking past each other, miming what used to be real. He's done. Someone should snap him up and get him to the next level of his career.
@chrismccune6189Күн бұрын
Still have a Filthy Rich t shirt got two from Nick one to wear one to keep.
@ScottMcdonaldMusicКүн бұрын
Blue angel music is a bad ass music store. I’m from Mobile and a guitarist . I played in bands in the 90’s and 00’s i remember seeing Guthrie in passing. Some people are just destined for greatness and I could tell then that Guthrie was going to the top.
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Guthrie is sharing some really great insight here and I want to make sure this doesn't fall through the cracks. When he was looking for a break, he moved to a city with more opportunities. Once he got there, he went out almost every single night and hung out at the place where things were happening. When he finally got an opportunity, he was able to take full advantage of it because he'd worked his ass off for years honing his craft. Some folks will call that a lucky break, but that discounts the effort and sacrifice that went into it. As you can probably tell, I really enjoyed this story. I hope you did too. ❤ You should subscribe to Guthrie's channel and tell him Otis sent ya! www.youtube.com/@guthrietrappmusic
@ish474Күн бұрын
There is a movie just about the guitar players that passed through that gig
@jasonwest2952Күн бұрын
What movie?
@KeefsCattysКүн бұрын
This channel resonates with me SO much. All my favourite artists telling stories about my favourite artists . I've learnt so much about guitar from Guthrie. Brilliant stuff Otis
@frankgoodmanbuzzholland7517Күн бұрын
You came with Gove? Wow...fascinating stories, always. RIP Dave Roe..
@SeeCSeesCCКүн бұрын
❤ Dave Roe was a cool cool dude and a bass force
@SeeCSeesCCКүн бұрын
❤Otis on Friday! Hi GT! See you and Tom in August
@Bill-cv1xuКүн бұрын
👍
@stevie6423Күн бұрын
Another fantastic interview Otis. You bring out the best in Charlie Starr’s storytelling. You are both treasures - thank you for doing these.
@FrenchHankКүн бұрын
Charlie rockin’ the Xpensive Winos tshirt.
@BST501Күн бұрын
❤❤❤
@edwardgordon4309Күн бұрын
Great interview, Otis. I love how you just guide things along at times, but let Charlie tell the stories. I got to meet Duane Betts as well as Pedro Arevallo when they played small venues in socal. Both are just the nicest and most humble guys you'd ever have the pleasure of meeting. Met Dickey, too, and he was as gracious as the day is long.
@ericclark3661Күн бұрын
Otis ❤
@petersheely7246Күн бұрын
👌😎
@gregorytoddsmith9744Күн бұрын
Come over here and sit by me... Tell me everything I want to hear... Name that tune!!!
@martivaughan6382Күн бұрын
Thanks for mentioning Steve!
@rocklickranch2804Күн бұрын
Otis I gotta tell ya I love this interview series with Charlie. I’m a BBS Head,my daughter and I have seen them 13 times and we’ve met the band twice. Good Lord willing we’ll see them many more. Thanks for the videos
@wendellbabcock1398Күн бұрын
I personally met scotty Moore and his wife heard him play live in South Carolina he done a fantastic job that night fantastic guitar player and a nice guide besides
@wendellbabcock1398Күн бұрын
Guy
@bernardausterberry9795Күн бұрын
Rainy Day People, without question.
@MotorRoseMusicКүн бұрын
Freaks and Geeks was a great show that was given up on too quick. One year and NBC dropped them. If only they had patience.
@doughill8475Күн бұрын
He seems like such a good guy, with his head on straight (17 years of sobriety straight -- congrats to him!). His modesty is just great.
@barbaramichiels5503Күн бұрын
Hearing you talk helps me. You seem like a gentle souled person
@toddj9548Күн бұрын
Charlie Starr. My favorite rock star!
@brucewelsh3300Күн бұрын
We stopped at Capricorn Studio in Macon Ga. on our way back to Jacksonville Fl. from seeing the Stones in Atlanta. That place is steeped in the history of Southern Rock. So happy to listen to this interview.
@marktait2371Күн бұрын
yes recently thriftvi found wet willie ghits surprised great condition my late gmother was from.nearby baxley cap. has a long and storied history i have kitty wells forever young with all the 70s stars and 76 77 volunteer jams same and mtb records was a staple of southern rock that era
@horsewnomaneКүн бұрын
this is some of that good sh*t
@WhatJeanWantsКүн бұрын
I got to meet Charlie a couple times when his band would bring their amps in for re-tubing and repairs back when I worked at Orange USA here in Atlanta. Charlie and his bandmates were always super nice chill dudes!
@kravitz1999Күн бұрын
That is such a funny episode of Andy Griffith, perfect analogy LOL
@andremeyer9230Күн бұрын
A visit to this house is now on my bucket list! The first time I heard Statesboro Blues off the At Fillmore East album, as an aspiring 15 year old guitarist, down in Cape Town South Africa, my home town, back in '72, once the album made it down here, I was absolutely enthralled by the sound. Not having heard much slide guitar before, I played that album night and day for months to try and figure out what this guy called Duane was doin. It took a lifetime to figure it, which I eventually did, by watching KZread videos of Warren Haynes performing it with the reformed Allman band in the 90's. Information was scare down here during the 1970's, a lot of it was banned and censored, and albums with non-white members were banned outright. But there was a clandestine pipeiline of US albums making their way down to South Africa, and we shared these albums. What a band, with a rich and tragic history that played out in the racially divided south, not unlike the racially divided country I grew up in.
@SaabJitsuКүн бұрын
Great interview Otis. Blackberry Smoke is 1 of if not THE best live band you will ever see, full stop. Hell, they recorded an album DIRECT TO ACETATE! That's as old school and as tight as it gets.
@DisneyUpBoilerUpКүн бұрын
My personal favorite Jerry Reed song is The Legend!
@melodymakermarkКүн бұрын
It’s a different time indeed, and I'm an older guy, so I’ll take the guitar that inspired Jeff Beck (Les Paul’s Les Paul/How High the Moon) over the guitar that inspired countless later rockers (Kurt Cobain’s Mustang/Smells Like Teen Spirit) any day. That’s not a slight to Kurt, it’s just my age showing.
@rickmccl71Күн бұрын
Thumbs up for Don Law (TIL!) and I'm sticking around for the rest of the video too :)
@burnistuck9499Күн бұрын
Can't have too much Charlie Starr! Wonderful stuff!
@duncanfrere2656Күн бұрын
Charlie Starr proves to be as bodacious a raconteur as Kenny Vaughn! Thanks Otis!
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Thanks for sharing. It’s entertaining. Guthrie is a cool musician to follow
Great stuff! Guthrie is a true Nashville Cat!
Moved to Nashville,got an apartment for 500 a month on music row,parked in front of the bars.Gotta love that. Great interview Otis.
New to your channel. Love it. I think I see you making videos from a Nashville hotel and from a house in East Nashville. I wonder if u have a house why are u getting a hotel room? 🤔
Love his passion
I Met Guthrie Trapp at Robert’s on Broadway in 2005 after purchasing a Taylor 610 CE from Gruhn’s and Met George Gruhn ! Guthrie was Amazing Fender Telecaster Playing Both Friday And Saturday Night with two Different Bands! Chatted with him about he played With Patty Loveless Tours! Thank you Otis from Tom Coy in Fort Lauderdale!
See what happens over time…it’s not who you work for ( which at the beginning is everyone ) but after you’ve truly worked for everyone, that gives you the right to say that you work for yourself.
Every bar you walked into had the best guitarist you ever heard playing.
❤GT I love your stories, and the way you tell them, I got diamonds on the soles of my soul
I living Nashvill back in2000 and use to go to Robert's almost every night. Jonny Hyland was cool , he can make that chicken pluck- he can play it all.
happy Friday Otis, thanks for this love listening to you and Guthrie tell the history.
Outstanding. Thanks for sharing.
Really cool! Thanks for letting me live vicariously through you guys. Have a great weekend Otis and Guthrie 😊
Guthrie says: "There's a shelf life for a gig no matter how great it is and you're going to start kinda getting burned out." Luke McQueary at Roberts with Kelly's Heroes is at this point. He needs to move on. You can see it so clearly in the way he looks, the way he stands, the interactions on stage. They're looking past each other, miming what used to be real. He's done. Someone should snap him up and get him to the next level of his career.
Still have a Filthy Rich t shirt got two from Nick one to wear one to keep.
Blue angel music is a bad ass music store. I’m from Mobile and a guitarist . I played in bands in the 90’s and 00’s i remember seeing Guthrie in passing. Some people are just destined for greatness and I could tell then that Guthrie was going to the top.
Ways to support this channel. www.patreon.com/otisgibbs kzread.info/dron/YX2MTovE0vYjD8touqRH7Q.htmljoin Tip jar for anyone who wants to help support this channel. paypal.me/otisgibbs?locale.x=... www.venmo.com/OtisGibbs Paypal: @otisgibbs Venmo: @OtisGibbs
Guthrie is sharing some really great insight here and I want to make sure this doesn't fall through the cracks. When he was looking for a break, he moved to a city with more opportunities. Once he got there, he went out almost every single night and hung out at the place where things were happening. When he finally got an opportunity, he was able to take full advantage of it because he'd worked his ass off for years honing his craft. Some folks will call that a lucky break, but that discounts the effort and sacrifice that went into it. As you can probably tell, I really enjoyed this story. I hope you did too. ❤ You should subscribe to Guthrie's channel and tell him Otis sent ya! www.youtube.com/@guthrietrappmusic
There is a movie just about the guitar players that passed through that gig
What movie?
This channel resonates with me SO much. All my favourite artists telling stories about my favourite artists . I've learnt so much about guitar from Guthrie. Brilliant stuff Otis
You came with Gove? Wow...fascinating stories, always. RIP Dave Roe..
❤ Dave Roe was a cool cool dude and a bass force
❤Otis on Friday! Hi GT! See you and Tom in August
👍
Another fantastic interview Otis. You bring out the best in Charlie Starr’s storytelling. You are both treasures - thank you for doing these.
Charlie rockin’ the Xpensive Winos tshirt.
❤❤❤
Great interview, Otis. I love how you just guide things along at times, but let Charlie tell the stories. I got to meet Duane Betts as well as Pedro Arevallo when they played small venues in socal. Both are just the nicest and most humble guys you'd ever have the pleasure of meeting. Met Dickey, too, and he was as gracious as the day is long.
Otis ❤
👌😎
Come over here and sit by me... Tell me everything I want to hear... Name that tune!!!
Thanks for mentioning Steve!
Otis I gotta tell ya I love this interview series with Charlie. I’m a BBS Head,my daughter and I have seen them 13 times and we’ve met the band twice. Good Lord willing we’ll see them many more. Thanks for the videos
I personally met scotty Moore and his wife heard him play live in South Carolina he done a fantastic job that night fantastic guitar player and a nice guide besides
Guy
Rainy Day People, without question.
Freaks and Geeks was a great show that was given up on too quick. One year and NBC dropped them. If only they had patience.
He seems like such a good guy, with his head on straight (17 years of sobriety straight -- congrats to him!). His modesty is just great.
Hearing you talk helps me. You seem like a gentle souled person
Charlie Starr. My favorite rock star!
We stopped at Capricorn Studio in Macon Ga. on our way back to Jacksonville Fl. from seeing the Stones in Atlanta. That place is steeped in the history of Southern Rock. So happy to listen to this interview.
yes recently thriftvi found wet willie ghits surprised great condition my late gmother was from.nearby baxley cap. has a long and storied history i have kitty wells forever young with all the 70s stars and 76 77 volunteer jams same and mtb records was a staple of southern rock that era
this is some of that good sh*t
I got to meet Charlie a couple times when his band would bring their amps in for re-tubing and repairs back when I worked at Orange USA here in Atlanta. Charlie and his bandmates were always super nice chill dudes!
That is such a funny episode of Andy Griffith, perfect analogy LOL
A visit to this house is now on my bucket list! The first time I heard Statesboro Blues off the At Fillmore East album, as an aspiring 15 year old guitarist, down in Cape Town South Africa, my home town, back in '72, once the album made it down here, I was absolutely enthralled by the sound. Not having heard much slide guitar before, I played that album night and day for months to try and figure out what this guy called Duane was doin. It took a lifetime to figure it, which I eventually did, by watching KZread videos of Warren Haynes performing it with the reformed Allman band in the 90's. Information was scare down here during the 1970's, a lot of it was banned and censored, and albums with non-white members were banned outright. But there was a clandestine pipeiline of US albums making their way down to South Africa, and we shared these albums. What a band, with a rich and tragic history that played out in the racially divided south, not unlike the racially divided country I grew up in.
Great interview Otis. Blackberry Smoke is 1 of if not THE best live band you will ever see, full stop. Hell, they recorded an album DIRECT TO ACETATE! That's as old school and as tight as it gets.
My personal favorite Jerry Reed song is The Legend!
It’s a different time indeed, and I'm an older guy, so I’ll take the guitar that inspired Jeff Beck (Les Paul’s Les Paul/How High the Moon) over the guitar that inspired countless later rockers (Kurt Cobain’s Mustang/Smells Like Teen Spirit) any day. That’s not a slight to Kurt, it’s just my age showing.
Thumbs up for Don Law (TIL!) and I'm sticking around for the rest of the video too :)
Can't have too much Charlie Starr! Wonderful stuff!
Charlie Starr proves to be as bodacious a raconteur as Kenny Vaughn! Thanks Otis!