May 13th, 2009 | 
Author: Here is another installment from my interview last week with ace studio guitarist Tim May. Get some more insight into what goes on behind the scenes in the world of the first-call studio musician and how that has changed over the years.
This third interview segment deals with what guitars Tim May owns and plays. He also details how he acquired a vintage Epiphone once owned by jazz great Howard Roberts. Tim also talks to David Caris about his new CD which features Abe Laboriel and Bob Zimmitti. I heard the pre-release version of this and it is definitely worth getting. There is some great composing and performances on it.
Tim and I were talking about how songs seem to pour out of certain instruments. Then he spoke about the creative process and had some very inspiring things to say that every guitarist should hear.
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