I have watched all three and he has not said a bad word about anyone, only praise.  Great guy.

That whole Skunk interview was off the charts terrific Joe! What an amazing musician and great guy! Thanks and hope that all is well with you.  👍👍👏👏😉😉

Man I could listen to his stories and music knowledge for hours!

I could have listened to several more hours  of this. Skunk is a great story teller as well as musician and very generous in his acknowledgement of fellow musicians. And Joe as always does a great job interviewing from a place of knowledge and enthusiest.

I have enjoyed this Skunk Baxter series So Much!    He is like Chet Atkins... A gentleman guitarist.  I could listen to his stories forever.

I do not think I have ever heard a more interesting musician than Jeff. His musical history, stories and recollections are a joy to listen to. I even ended up watching one of Jeff lectures at a science conference recently, lasting about an hour. He even picked up a guitar and plays My Old School in various musical styles to illustrate a point he was making. A tremendous and unique man. Inspirational.

Like others that have seen the Skunk interview, I could listen to Skunk talk about the industry & his life for hours 👍

Jeff was and still is the epitome of professionalism and coolness, That Ricki Don't Lose That number riff is just fantastic so clean and perfect!

Loved all three parts of this interview wit Jeff Skunk Baxter. So gracious and humble.

love all of these with Skunk.  Joe you do incredible interviews with such grace.  thanks for these.  love to you and Jeff.

Skunk is a master, worthy of hanging on every word he speaks. And you, Joe, are a master of the interview. Thank you for the gift of insight into our music.

Listening to Skunk, I realise the difference between rockers and musicians.

I could sit and listen to you and Skunk all day man. What a cool dude! You too Joe! ✌🤘

He's teaching me just how valuable my Guitar Institute education actually was.  Howard Roberts and Tommy Tedesco took interest in me and were so subtle in showing me the ropes... and definitely the mindset of what NOT to play in the studio. I had the 7" single of Rikki before I ever took formal lessons and just listened to that solo over and over not knowing it was that cool guy with the big mustache from the Doobie Brothers.  When I finally started getting formally trained, Jeff became a real touchstone for me and my goals.

These interviews are awesome.  The production is outstanding. Music is our lives

Consultant and Chairman for the Congressional Advisory Board on Missile Defense. This dude has lived a very eventful and interesting life. Must be the "Stash".

I love these interviews of the guys who created the music of my youth. It's amazing how well this music still holds up today. Steely Dan was such a different sound. Doobies had a great sound too.

Terrific series of interviews, Joe. You are doing some of the best one on one conversations on YouTube. This three
parter with Skunk is a treasure. Thank you!

It's just too bad that the Rock & Roll HOF doesn't have a tenth of the passion, intelligence and class of
Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum. Keep up the great work Joe.

Joe lived one more year after this interview. RIP Mr Chambers