Episode 23: Leland Sklar

An episode of the You Really Shouldn't Have podcast, hosted by itsthejw, titled "Episode 23: Leland Sklar" was published on September 20, 2020 and runs 28 minutes.

September 20, 2020 ·28m · You Really Shouldn't Have

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Legendary session bassist Leland Sklar who has performed on over 2,000 hit records joins this episode as we discuss his incredible music career and the worst gift he's ever been given!

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Legendary session bassist Leland Sklar who has performed on over 2,000 hit records joins this episode as we discuss his incredible music career and the worst gift he's ever been given!

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