1442. Durham Performing Arts Center, Durham, North Carolina

My PO Box is: Leland Sklar
PO Box 92316
600 Lincoln Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91109-9998

[tedhext]

Thanks as always for your tour. As a southern Ontario native, I'd like to wish Robbie Robertson the best as he enters the spirit world. So many great artists passing from sight.

[janejohnson]

Robbie Robertson 80, has taken his “Last Waltz”😢 RIP
The Band Forever !!

[janejohnson]

Thanks Lee for your fun filled adventures with the back & front of house shenanigans!!
I ❤it whenever you discover Brad rehearsing as He is always a ray of sunshine! ✌️& ❤

[steven_scattergood]

As l woke up this morning with Robbie Robertson ‘ Broken Arrow’ playing in my thoughts. I turned the tv on and saw Maui is on fire and then they announced Robbie Robertson had passed and l was saddened. Every Australian knows about fires and my thoughts are with Hawaii. I had been listening to Robbie Robertson heaps over the last few days. Firstly thank you Robbie for always helping me through tough times. Rest In Peace my friend. My prayers are with the people of Maui.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[jackgill]

Good evening Sir Lee, great venue to walk through; very nice indeed.
Thank you for the interview with Mace. Take care and have a great show tonight! Safe travels….

[lornestein]

Hi Lee, Just heard about the passing of Robbie Robertson. A colleague of my father's back in the early 60s RnR scene in Toronto. Another legend gone for us Canadian fans. 😢

[marvinmatthews]

Thank you, Mace, for sharing your story. It has been a pleasure to listen to you and learn about your musical life.

[gregott]

Another great tour by Leland. Always evolving, but always beautiful venues and a bunch of great people. Thank you Leland. It's very enjoyable when you have the members of the tour tell us about themselves. Mace is a great example of the talent Lyle has in the Large Band. I feel like I personally know Mace now that I heard him and the band in Charlottesville Sunday evening. What a show.

[Ian-Steele]

Hi Lee. Thanks as ever for the tour and please especially pass on our thanks to Mace for his chat and clarinet playing. He’s a true artist and a gent.

[enidsnarb]

So I go hiking and bicycle riding in the hills above Claremont ( but not enough) ! Last week I saw my friend Michelle (I have worked on set up two of her guitars at the Folk Music Center )who is very nice and she is good friends with the Styles family who live on her street and with whom I went to a particular NAMM show in the early eighties and got to meet Leo Fender and his wife! So I am cruising past her house and there she is and she says hi and I stopped to say hi-next thing you know she tells me she watches your show every day ! She proceeded to bring out the book signed by you to her at the Coach House show ! I told her I had watched every single episode and she said she had also ! Wow such a cool connection and needless to say I love this “channel” and yes I am “Thank You As Always” !

[artemisXsidecross]

Thank you for these tours and a desert at the end today with a Mace Hibbard interview. These are enjoyable and informative.

Leland’s stamina and conditioning are excellent. He walks three quarters of an hour, skipping steps on stairs, and his breathing is relaxed as can be even while speaking.

Today’s venue and huge structure reminded me of a visit we had to the USS Ranger (CV-61) in the early 70’s.

Just Plain Cross’s father was an Officer on the Carrier. He knew my anti-war sentiments and avoiding the military, but he and the entire family treated me better than my own ever did. We were always on good terms with the entire family; something sadly so lacking today.

[donlarson]

I never knew how much time and precision went into the sound. And at every show
Quite the crew that makes the shows sound the best
Take care. !!

[pine]

Loved Mace's story. To the point, THANK YOU for subjecting those who are not professional musicians to DRUM SOUND CHECK! This is what having patients is all about. Everyone enjoy!

[DaneBryantFrazier]

This is where I met Peter Frampton many moons ago! This is so cool. Great venue and the sound was great there as well.

[randyschiffer]

We lost another one today. Robbie Robertson of The Band died at age 80. Guitarist-songwriter-singer Robbie Robertson, who led the Canadian-American group the Band to rock prominence in the 1970s and worked extensively with Bob Dylan and Martin Scorsese, has died. He was 80.

According to an announcement from his management, Robertson died Wednesday in Los Angeles after a long illness.

[terriblemook]

Another great house. It was nice to learn more about Mace., talented musician, very nice man and I believe one of the Pilgrims from your Plymouth episode😎. Thanks for the tour🖕 ps. Hydrate

[nisiunavoce]

Love hearing from Mace, have appreciated his talent from the first I heard him on your channel in LL&BB band. We're all a work in progress, carry on and be well.

[SoItGoesCAL]

Thanks again! Enjoyed the tour and the interview with Mace. Have a wonderful evening.

[epet]

Some of the artwork from past musicals were very clever!

[AndreasGRcgn]

Since some weeks I am not missing any video of this tour. Greetings from Germany!