Tune In: The Final Season of PRS Guitars Long Distance Video Series Now Streaming

The fourth and final season of PRS Guitars’ YouTube video series “Long Distance” is now streaming on PRS Guitars YouTube channel. Conceived of and fired up in 2020, the popular and insightful series features candid conversations between PRS Guitars’ founder Paul Reed Smith and a variety of artists both on and off PRS Guitars’ direct artist roster.

“It’s a real joy to share these conversations. These players are our friends, and while it’s always enjoyable discussing guitars and specs, these conversations give us the opportunity to share stories and give people insight into the history and personal side of these great players. I ask questions I’ve never asked them, and they ask me questions they’ve never asked me. It’s just good fun,” said Paul Reed Smith.

Season Four’s complete episode list is:

• Wes Borland
• Mikael Åkerfeldt & Fredrik Åkesson of Opeth
• Donna Grantis
• Alex Grossi
• Keb’ Mo’
• Dave Weiner
• Herman Li

Season Three episodes include: Myles Kennedy, Eric Gales, Clint Lowery, David Ryan Harris, Kat Dyson, John McLaughlin, Howard Leese, Paul Jackson Jr, Eric Johnson, and Joe Walsh. Watch the Season Three playlist here: https://bit.ly/3j5TbMJ

Season Two episodes include: Jimmy Herring, Rhonda Smith, Tim Mahoney, Vernon Reid, Boscoe France, John Mayer, and Carlos Santana. Watch the Season Two Playlist here: https://bit.ly/2YTOYF3

Season One episodes include: Neal Schon, Mark Tremonti, Tim Pierce, Mark Holcomb, David Grissom, Mark Lettieri, Dustie Waring, Alex Lifeson, Al Di Meola, Orianthi, and Steve Vai. Watch the Season One Playlist here: https://bit.ly/3lHbc5K

With over 640,000 combined views across more than thirty episodes, the “Long Distance” series is home to unique, engaging personal stories as well as insight into artists’ careers, hobbies, and inspirations. PRS’s dedication to making precisely crafted instruments has brought PRS into the orbit of artists across a variety of genres. The end of the show doesn’t mean the end of PRS continuing to deepen their relationships with artists they do and do not directly sponsor.

“I couldn’t be more thankful to the friends and guests who joined me in creating the Long Distance series. My hope in having these open conversations was to celebrate the ability of music and instruments to bring us together. It can start with those things, but it always extends beyond it. Life happens on and off the stage, and with Long Distance I think we had the chance to see the off-stage part a bit more clearly,” said Paul Reed Smith

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