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Music Industry Profile: Nashville Session Guitarist George Cocchini

George Cocchini
George Cocchini is a Nashville-based guitarist and songwriter. He has been involved in the music industry for over 20 years, and has contributed to albums by such varied artists as Michael McDonald, Joe English, Michael W. Smith, Steven Curtis Chapman, DC Talk, Third Day, and many others.
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Nashville session player George Cocchini discusses the ins and outs of being a session musician - how to become one, how to excel in the field, how to write excellent songs, how Nashville's music scene differs from Los Angeles, and much more.



Shoot Date: November 2007
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