Title: Introduction & Studio Part 2
Description: Recording begins, stage 1. Janet and Scott continue chatting about 1) How Scott eased Janet’s initial terror; More detailed information on his studio set up; 3) working process of their 2-day (8 hours) recording session in Nashville.
Length: 8:20 minutes
Videographer: Scott Kidd
In the first part of our conversation Curt Madison and I discussed the place of competition in collaboration. This second part takes us into consideration of how the degree of commitment changes how we work together. JGR: Curt, are there different levels of commitment in working together? That’s one of the dimensions my long-term collaborator…
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I know you’ll enjoy Maggie Claire’s description of her writing process for “As If It Didn’t Happen.” What I love best about her process is the interaction between writing and music. –JGR ____________________ Have you ever peered into the water and seen yourself looking back? Often, the person looking back at me looks familiar but…
This was a fun video to watch. Tucker saves the day!
You appear very calm and centered, chere Janet.
xoxo, MaryAnn
Janet,
Just fooling around a bit to see exactly how these things work. Returned from trip to English Channel around 4 am
Saturday. Taking a few days to get back on track. I know I should be commenting on the video, but not sufficiently together right now.
Jane