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In this captivating episode of the Nashtyville Podcast, we dive into the dynamic musical journey of Jason "Slim" Gambill, the multi-talented guitarist known for his remarkable versatility across genres. Slim, a Nebraska-born, Colorado-raised musician, has made an indelible mark in the music world with his 13-year tenure with the country sensation Lady A, contributing to their rise to multi-platinum status with his unique guitar skills and iconic two-foot-long braids.
However, Slim's musical prowess extends far beyond the realms of country. His deep-seated love for jazz and blues, fostered from an early age, shines through in his solo works. His albums "FAKE JAZZ & THEME SONGS" and "LCD", along with his latest single "Up", showcase his boundless ambition and refusal to be boxed into a single genre. In this episode, Slim discusses the liberating experience of creating his own music, returning to his jazz and blues roots that initially kindled his passion for guitar.
We explore Slim's musical beginnings in Colorado Springs, where he first picked up a guitar at nine and became enthralled with the Woodstock documentary. His exploration of jazz began in high school, leading him to discover icons like George Benson and Freddie Hubbard, which further broadened his musical horizons. Slim shares insights from his time at the University of Southern California, where he honed his skills in composition and jazz guitar.
Listeners will also hear about Slim's impressive career trajectory, from playing in the house band for NBC's "LAST CALL WITH CARSON DALY" to collaborating with artists like John Mayer, Christina Aguilera, and Stevie Nicks. We delve into his debut with Lady A, his solo projects, and his recent collaborations with artists like Adam Hawley, which have taken the Smooth Jazz world by storm.
Key talking points include his experiences performing at the Grammy Awards with Lady Antebellum, appearances on Saturday Night Live, and his evolution from a member of a late-night TV house band to a celebrated solo artist.
Join us as we unravel the multifaceted musical journey of Slim Gambill, a guitarist who seamlessly blends jazz, blues, rock, and country, creating a unique sound that defies genre boundaries. Don't miss this episode of the Nashtyville Podcast, where we celebrate the artistry and unbridled creativity of one of the most versatile musicians of our time.
Subscribe NOW for weekly interviews with your favorite entertainers, musicians, and athletes!
Sponsored by: https://www.bigdssauce.com
Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Nashtyville_
In this captivating episode of the Nashtyville Podcast, we dive into the dynamic musical journey of Jason "Slim" Gambill, the multi-talented guitarist known for his remarkable versatility across genres. Slim, a Nebraska-born, Colorado-raised musician, has made an indelible mark in the music world with his 13-year tenure with the country sensation Lady A, contributing to their rise to multi-platinum status with his unique guitar skills and iconic two-foot-long braids.
However, Slim's musical prowess extends far beyond the realms of country. His deep-seated love for jazz and blues, fostered from an early age, shines through in his solo works. His albums "FAKE JAZZ & THEME SONGS" and "LCD", along with his latest single "Up", showcase his boundless ambition and refusal to be boxed into a single genre. In this episode, Slim discusses the liberating experience of creating his own music, returning to his jazz and blues roots that initially kindled his passion for guitar.
We explore Slim's musical beginnings in Colorado Springs, where he first picked up a guitar at nine and became enthralled with the Woodstock documentary. His exploration of jazz began in high school, leading him to discover icons like George Benson and Freddie Hubbard, which further broadened his musical horizons. Slim shares insights from his time at the University of Southern California, where he honed his skills in composition and jazz guitar.
Listeners will also hear about Slim's impressive career trajectory, from playing in the house band for NBC's "LAST CALL WITH CARSON DALY" to collaborating with artists like John Mayer, Christina Aguilera, and Stevie Nicks. We delve into his debut with Lady A, his solo projects, and his recent collaborations with artists like Adam Hawley, which have taken the Smooth Jazz world by storm.
Key talking points include his experiences performing at the Grammy Awards with Lady Antebellum, appearances on Saturday Night Live, and his evolution from a member of a late-night TV house band to a celebrated solo artist.
Join us as we unravel the multifaceted musical journey of Slim Gambill, a guitarist who seamlessly blends jazz, blues, rock, and country, creating a unique sound that defies genre boundaries. Don't miss this episode of the Nashtyville Podcast, where we celebrate the artistry and unbridled creativity of one of the most versatile musicians of our time.