In episode 147 of the guitar music theory podcast, I interview Carrie Underwood keyboardist Scott Sheriff. Oh, Greetings guitar engineers. Welcome to the guitar music theory

podcast. I am your host Desi Cerna.

And today I interview Carrie Underwood keyboardist Scott Sheriff.

Scott not only tours with Carrie Underwood, but he has also served as the musical director for Kenny Loggins and the band leader for Stephen Curtis Chapman. Scott also has musical projects he does on the side when he's down on the road

including the Huey Lewis and the News tribute act, The Heart of Rock and Roll.

I have recently begun playing with this act and sharing the stage with Scott.

In this podcast episode we talk about

touring, playing live, arranging background vocals, music theory, our love of

yacht rock music and more. It's going to be a great discussion, but before we get started, I want to invite all of my podcast listeners to visit my website,

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you can click on the link in the podcast show notes. Oh, you know. All right, we are rolling, so welcome to the guitar and music theory

podcast Scott Sheriff. Hey, it's a pleasure to be here. I'm a big fan of what you do and it's an honor to be on the podcast today

And of all the podcast studios with sea foam grain ukuleles this is the most fabulous I've ever been in.

Oh yeah and that's up here in a corner that doesn't get seen much so yeah I bought that

little thing for my daughter so just to plunk around little, you know, the line sleeps tonight.

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