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Jim Keltner

Jim Keltner

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Sep 14, 2026

Martin QuibellHOST
68:45
So do they really need me to be there as well? Yeah, but Bob...
Martin QuibellHOST
68:51
I think it would have been nice for Bob to have been there, quite honestly, because of their 40-year friendship at that point.
Martin QuibellHOST
69:01
Well, nearly 40 years of friendship at that point.
Ed ChenHOST
69:04
And the fact that, as we just discussed, George was there for Bob at Bobfest at your 30th anniversary.
Ed ChenHOST
69:13
It would have been nice for Bob to show up, but that's okay.
James YoungerHOST
1:52
Yeah.
James YoungerHOST
1:53
So I'm on there and I'm like looking up, say like Jim Keltner or something.
James YoungerHOST
1:58
And then it's like, says Jim Gordon.
James YoungerHOST
2:00
And I'm like, well, I want to click on that link.
Don WasGUEST
23:08
Neil Young called it Bobfest, right? So...
Don WasGUEST
23:12
I went there and I played with Willie, Jim Keltner and myself.
Don WasGUEST
23:16
And so we were there, we were at the show.
Don WasGUEST
23:19
And then Sinead O'Connor had a rather unfortunate incident at that show where she had got booed off the stage.
Norah JonesHOST
13:40
Yeah.
Don WasGUEST
13:40
Uh, I had Jim Keltner come in and play drums on a couple things, and I played bass.
Norah JonesHOST
13:45
That's cool.
Don WasGUEST
13:45
I played piano on a song, and just, and Steve Bruton came in and played some mandolin.
Jimmy D. LaneGUEST
18:20
He couldn't make that session.
Jimmy D. LaneGUEST
18:21
They said, hey, how about Jim Keltner? I said, oh, fine.
Jimmy D. LaneGUEST
18:27
sure i don't mind being a travel word beer yeah so yeah so uh they got jim who's playing with man everybody getting back dogs and english men and you name it jim keltner's played with him so i knew damn well he could do it yeah the little stuff we were playing so uh we played a festival and right after the festival ended as soon as our set was always jumped in the car hit it right to ocean way studio allen science place out in l.a there or used to be ocean way And plugged in, introduced, hey, how you doing, man? Okay, let's try this.
Jimmy D. LaneGUEST
19:04
It's a little interesting, you know.
Jimmy D. LaneGUEST
19:06
I hear my train come.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
8:33
RIAA.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
8:34
Personnel on the record were Dolly Parton, lead, backing vocals, Al Perkins, pedal steel guitar, Dean Parks, lead guitar, David Foster, keyboards, David Hungate bass, Ed Green, drums, Jim Keltner, percussion, Jan Grassman, Myrna Matthews, Marty McCall, Zedrick Turnbow, backing vocals, and Harry Bluestone, string arrangements and orchestration.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
8:58
The album Here You Come Again was recorded in June through August 1977 at Sound Lab in Los Angeles and produced by Gary Klein.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
9:05
Released in October 1977, it went to No. 1 on the Billboard Top Country and No. 20 on the Billboard 200 Albums Charts.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:30
Pat and I talk about playing behind a singer, working with a click while keeping the music alive, how his approach to Brian's song has evolved over the years, and the difference between playing an arena and making a record.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:41
We also get into the drummers and records that shaped him, from John Bonham and Stuart Copeland, to Tony Williams, Steve Gadd, and Jim Keltner, along with some great stories about recording, drum sounds, Bob Rock, and why the first couple of takes can sometimes tell you everything you need to know.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:58
This is my conversation with Pat Stewart.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:05
Driving home this evening Could've sworn we had it all worked out You had this boy believing Way beyond the shadow of a doubt Hiding on the street.

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Pat StewardGUEST
15:10
I don't
Brad WilliamsHOST
15:11
know.
Brad WilliamsHOST
15:13
I just think about people like Jim Keltner or something.
Brad WilliamsHOST
15:16
There are times when Keltner plays that it almost makes me feel physically uncomfortable because it feels so wonderfully behind the beat.
Giulio CarmassiGUEST
61:25
But with drummers especially, the kind of drummers I got to play with is...
Giulio CarmassiGUEST
61:30
This year alone, I played with Jim Keltner a couple of months ago.
Giulio CarmassiGUEST
61:34
I played with Ferron a few months back.
Giulio CarmassiGUEST
61:36
I just did some shows with Liberty DeVito, the drummer for Billy Joel.
Gary LourisGUEST
36:17
And we brought in Bill Bateman from the Blasters.
Gary LourisGUEST
36:21
We brought in Jim Keltner famous Jim Keltner auditioned a guy named Thad Spencer who was our old drummer back in Minneapolis who also had a music house out in LA who had left the band to pursue his business and Charlie Drayton Charlie Drayton is the guy who played You know, there was Steve Jordan and Charlie Drayton.
Gary LourisGUEST
36:54
They both played in the Expensive Wine House with Keith Richards.
Gary LourisGUEST
36:58
And they kind of switch off.
Jake FeinbergHOST
6:35
And I was looking at you at one point and you're like, doing something crazy with your left hand, and then you got, like, a maraca in your right hand.
Jake FeinbergHOST
6:44
I'm like, this is so, like, you know, like Jimmy Carstein, who was, like, Jim Keltner's idol.
Jake FeinbergHOST
6:49
I'm like, this guy...
Jake FeinbergHOST
6:50
So it's like breaking in the...

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