Scott Williamson has been leaving his creative footprint on the Nashville musical landscape since 1990. He has drummed and/or produced for numerous artists including Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, Brooks & Dunn, Kip Moore, Lady Antebellum, Franchesca Battistelli, Natalie Grant, Lincoln Brewster, Alice Cooper, Danny Gokey, Casting Crowns, DC Talk, Bob James, The Gaither Vocal Band & Michael W. Smith.
In this episode, Scott talks about: 
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 <li>    The differences between Nashville and L.A. </li>
 <li>    Playing the song, not the drums </li>
 <li>    Maintaining a healthy work / family balance </li>
 <li>    The pros and cons to home studio recording </li>
 <li>    Working with legendary producers like Bob Ezrin </li>
 <li>    Recording with Alice Cooper </li>
 <li>    Staying healthy</li>
 <li>    The inspiring Gregg Bissonette </li>
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