060 - Guthrie Trapp

060 - Guthrie Trapp


“Have Guitar Will Travel” host James Patrick Regan interviews guitarist/educator Guthrie Trapp. The Nashville luminary has backed Patty Loveless, Jerry Douglas, John Oates, and a “who’s who” list of others. An early adopter of online instruction, he shares his philosophy as a successful session and touring guitarist with a keen business strategy. The discussion ranges from his childhood in Florida to his early days with Don Kelley at Robert’s Western World to accepting a personal invite to play the America Salutes You benefit concert honoring Billy Gibbons at the Grand Ole Opry.


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