Brent Mason & His 67 Tele Changed Nashville Forever.(Guitar Stories ep4)

It’s not what songs did he play on it’s more like what songs did he not play on. WOW!

your move to nashville is definitely one of the best things for this channel Robert! We get to See the Best of the Best!

Brent has recorded for me…worth every penny! Great talent and guy

Great interview! Brent is such an incredible guitarist and that Tele is a classic. Almost reminds me of Joe Strummer’s class Tele, but with less wear and tear. I’ve watched tons of interviews with Brent and he’s such an easy going guy. It’s interesting to me how he gets kind of tongue-tied when he talks, almost a bit spacey, but his playing is always perfect; smooth, fast and effortless. Greatness.

I have watched your channel over the years and it's great to see the Nashville guys . I follow most of them and seen a few guys live in town.Thanks for the work you put into these posts. I also subscribed to your channel.

Cool interview. Loved hearing him dial up different tones on the fly even with just the smaller pedal board. I bet it sounded amazing in that room!

That ole boy was at the Braadley Barn sessions . I was in awe

Pat Smear played a Hagstrom ( and still does sometimes) with the Foo Fighters. Elvis had one too.

The Three Finger Picking Sounds So Full. There's So Much To Learn. I Find I Can Sort Of Get That Full Sound With Just The One Pick With Double Stops & Rakes. It's Such A Long Road, Just To Become An Intermediate Player🎸🎵☮️🌍🌎🌏

Great show! Cheers Robert and Brent!!

Brent is such an incredible guitarist and that Tele is a classic. Almost reminds me of Joe Strummer’s class Tele, but with less wear and tear.

That opening sounds similar to Jiffy Jam by Jerry Reed

Brent grew up in a town just a few miles from me in Grover Hill, Ohio Come back and visit brent.!

Brent is absolutely up there in the best guitarists of all time.

He’s a contracted player for Band in a Box, as well. Thanks!

This video offers some great insights into WHY you love the songs you do. Guitars and amps have actual personalities due to the source/quality of the materials and the construction of the electronics. Erik "Fingers" Ray (Gustafson - younger brother of Wylie of Wylie and the Wild West) refers to his guitars as having that "Tele spank". That's what he called the tone he chased when looking for electric solid bodies. With the right amp and pedals, you can build a versatile stable of tone fillies for getting out and using whenever the need arises. I didn't know about Brent Mason prior to this exposure. He's a guy I'm going to have to research out in depth. As much famous music as he's been a part of, it does not appear to have changed him at all.

FANTASTIC job Robert!

Excellent work Robert! Brent Mason is just amazing!

Very cool to see I have 2 of the same pedals on my board as Brent does, the Wampler Terraform and Gearbox. If only I could play like him, though!!

I was a metalhead into the US Army, went to Ft Jackson, came out a huge Alan Jackson fan and still am. I remember trying to play some and being stunned at how hard it was for me. I'm going to be singing Chatahoochie all day now... And that's fine by me. Awesome history lesson for me because I always think of country as session guitarists and I don't know them. Page doesn't count right? I have a lot to learn. Aha he hates treble lol, that explains the mini.