Waddy Wachtel: The Unsung Guitar Hero Behind Rock's Greatest Albums

Today our guest is guitarist extraordinaire, Waddy Wachtel. You know Waddy from his career playing alongside music greats such as Warren Zevon, Linda Ronstadt, Stevie. Live Drugs Again is a vividly hued sonic collage from a myriad of recordings during The War On Drugs’ tour in support of their 2021 album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore.For a. Wachtel created the memorable guitar sound on her hit "Edge of Seventeen." He also played guitar on her subsequent recordings The Wild Heart and Rock a Little. Wachtel. Born in May 1947, session musician, touring guitarist, composer and music producer has played on so many songs it's unbelievable. Waddy Wachtel moved from Ne...

The three-hour session recording blocks of the '60s gave way to extended periods in the studio as producers and artists crafted whole albums, not songs, affording Wachtel the. Know that guitar part that intros Stevie Nicks’ “Edge Of Seventeen”? That’s Waddy Wachtel. Happen to hear Don Henley’s Grammy-winning “Boys Of Summer” on the radio. Born in May 1947, session musician, touring guitarist, composer and music producer has played on so many songs it's unbelievable. Waddy Wachtel moved from Ne... Live Drugs Again is a vividly hued sonic collage from a myriad of recordings during The War On Drugs’ tour in support of their 2021 album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore.For a. Wachtel created the memorable guitar sound on her hit "Edge of Seventeen." He also played guitar on her subsequent recordings The Wild Heart and Rock a Little. Wachtel.

The fiery three-guitar interplay intertwines throughout the rest of the album on songs like “Fair Warning,” “Time to Come Clean,” and “Turn it up to Ten.” The band’s love of rock ‘n.