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Leland Sklar

Leland Sklar

American bassist and session musicianWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

Adam ReaderHOST
14:01
It marked the end of an especially grueling stretch for Jackson Browne and his band.
Adam ReaderHOST
14:05
Uh, bassist Leland Sklar later compared the chaotic recording experience for Running on Empty to, uh, guerrilla warfare, his words.
Adam ReaderHOST
14:13
Running on Empty wasn't conceived from a deliberate plan to make a dramatic statement at first, though.
Adam ReaderHOST
14:18
It was much more ordinary than that.
Daniel TelanderHOST
46:00
Yeah, and it looks quite, you know, independently made, but there's some really amazing moments there.
Daniel TelanderHOST
46:05
I mean, you get to, like Leland Sklar says, you know, there's times where Tony Smith has to be the manager.
Daniel TelanderHOST
46:11
And you get Tony Smith going absolutely mental towards this crew.
Daniel TelanderHOST
46:17
I think they're in Greece somewhere, and the equipment they're using is just, you know, old school, and Tony Smith is just lost.
Jonathan J. M. RoweHOST
18:39
M- uh, and so I'll, I'll stay with connections.
Jonathan J. M. RoweHOST
18:42
Jackson Browne, Ry Cooder, Leland Sklar.
Tony SlagleHOST
18:46
Are you talking about a specific album?
Jonathan J. M. RoweHOST
18:48
Uh, that-
Thomas ClaxtonGUEST
36:09
listen to what these people are trying to tell you, man.
Thomas ClaxtonGUEST
36:12
It's like, that's just, if someone like Leland Sklar, you know, from James Taylor and Phil Collins' band, I mean, Leland's a frickin' icon in the music industry, you know, but if someone like that comes up to me and tells me something, and I get a chance to share some stage time with someone like that, and, you know, I am just the most grateful.
Thomas ClaxtonGUEST
36:42
Thank you so much.
Thomas ClaxtonGUEST
36:43
I mean, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate you just bestowing that knowledge upon me.
Brent SpinerHOST
17:56
Yeah.
Noah WyleGUEST
17:57
Lee Sklar and Danny Kotchborn.
Brent SpinerHOST
17:59
Yeah.
Brent SpinerHOST
17:59
Yeah.
Dennis O'BrienGUEST
18:02
Yeah
Mike WilesHOST
18:02
... uh, Lee Sklar was probably the best though.
Mike WilesHOST
18:04
He's like, laid back and funny and, you know, but he- he's played with all of them.
Mike WilesHOST
18:07
But yeah.
David PaichGUEST
47:35
A lot of great musicians that are friends of ours, you know, still go out with...
David PaichGUEST
47:40
You know, Phil and Gaines still plays with David Gilmour, and Lee Sklar was playing with Phil Collins.
David PaichGUEST
47:46
You know what I mean? There's no retirement requirement in band members.
David HollowayHOST
47:52
No, absolutely.
Pat HazellHOST
21:24
And it really turned out to be a really fun project.
Pat HazellHOST
21:27
And again, I don't know a lot about music, but I know he got Leland Sklar and these people like playing music on it that had played on every album I grew up with.
Pat HazellHOST
21:35
And you're like, I can't believe this is happening on my behalf.
Jonathan WolffGUEST
21:38
Well, I'm glad you had a positive, healthy experience with the music because not everybody does.
Seth Lee JonesGUEST
6:06
Yeah.
Seth Lee JonesGUEST
6:06
If you read about Leland Sklar, the shop I worked for, did a lot of work for him.
Seth Lee JonesGUEST
6:12
And he told that story to us like 20 years ago.
Seth Lee JonesGUEST
6:15
And I was like, that's just too funny.
JimHOST
5:06
The band is incredible.
JimHOST
5:07
You've got Leland Sklar.
JimHOST
5:09
Yes.
JimHOST
5:10
You've got the great musicians in the band.

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