Valerie June, “Tennessee Time”
LR Baggs presents Valerie June playing "Tennessee Time," a song she co-wrote with Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys.
LR Baggs Presents Valerie June performing “Tennessee Time” at Middletree Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. Valerie was accompanied by Mark Brandt and both of their guitars were recorded with LR Baggs M1 Active soundhole pickups. This song is one of several she’s written with the Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach.
Music produced by Joe Pisapia.
Directed and Edited by Mike Luckett
Camera Operator: Dave Johnson
Camera Operator: Jim Blackstock
Audio Engineer: Joe Pisapia
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