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Waylon Jennings Almost QUIT the Session — Glen Campbell's Song Was Too Honest for Strings

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November 1966, Gold Star Studios: a young arranger spends six weeks building an orchestra around one song, and a rising Nashville rebel stands up in the middle of the playback and says he doesn't belong in the room. Behind the TV-star smile was a member of The Wrecking Crew, an untold guitar genius who never needed a single note written down, because he understood that a song doesn't have to be dressed up to be believed. What happened in the next few minutes, with one microphone and one guitar, changed how everyone in that room would listen to music for the rest of their lives. If you've ever felt that the simpler way was the braver one, tell us in the comments what Glen Campbell's music means to you.
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