Thanks Again, Lee! Love you, man!

Thanks Mark and Leland

Lee is the consummate musician. Not only one of the best Bassists around but a true person who values other's contributions as much as his own. Watching the original Troubadour reunion show, this became very evident, as he alluded to in this interview.

Love Leland,...thanx for sharing.

Thank you to both Mark and Leland for an interview many of us might have asked if given an opportunity. It is always a pleasure to listen to any artist describing their craft and skill.

So much experience and knowledge to just soak up thank you Mr Skylar you are a wonderful storyteller on top of one of the greatest musicians I have ever herd thank you

Heard Leland with Lyle Lovett last July at Belly Up in San Diego. He is still a master and Lyle's show was just as focused and joyous as always. Leland was gracious to me during a chat outside the venue. They say never meet your heroes but this was a great experience. I wish he and Russ were playing with J.T. whose Vegas show was sad to say, sub par. But artists have to deal with the

Really really great points Lee!

Happy to give you your 100th, I can listen to Lee for hours (both playing and talking). Salute & Peace

One of the features of the original James Taylor version of, You got a friend, is the bass lines.

Great interview Mark. Thanks for sharing.

Love your book, Leland. It made me laugh all the way, too Tucson, Arizona. Much love from Arkansas. Keep on keeping on.

THANK U. VERY INTERRESTING

Thanks for sharing, Mark

Thank you.

Nice interview, Mark! You really got your subject to open up (whoever he was!).