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The Professor – Tim Pierce – LA Session Guitarist – Overdubbing – Guitar Songwriting Tips Lesson Brett Papa papastache102 papastachepop papastache

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36 Replies to “The Professor – Tim Pierce – LA Session Guitarist – Overdubbing – Guitar Songwriting Tips – Lesson”

  1. Perhaps Tim should have told this guy that the vocalist is HORRIFIC – and therefore ruins this whole song – which also can't decide whether it wants to be Rock or Country.

  2. Tim Pierce has given me a completely different appreciation of the music industry and what is happening back stage. You wonder why there are all these people on stage during a concert and they are half the people playing on the album.

  3. Sounds like a cliche, but it is true. Soloing on an instrument is like sex ideally. Start slow and gentle keeping the rhythm in the pocket, build steadily to a forceful peak climax, and fade away in the afterglow. It is an emotional rollercoaster, but you don't want it to derail.

  4. Tim and Lukather have the talent to sit, listen, play, and it works. I am still stunned at how many guitar plays dont get Steve Lukather or a Tim Pierce….you want a hit record, hire Luke! It is simply the talent to know what to play and not to play for each song. that is a rare talent and why so few make most of the music. enter the band TOTO and the boys that plays on about 10k records! What he says about Eric Johnson is really important…his style is so individual he cannot not be Eric, where Luke and Tim can be 100 different players so the artist gets the credit and not overshadowed…"Beat It" hired Eddie to be Eddie and it worked on ONE song…not an album, but Luke played guitar and bass on that track and nobody knew it.

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