Gibson TV: The Conversation
Gibson TV: The Conversation

Gibson TV: The Conversation

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2020• min/ep•Documentary
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Gibson TV’s Original Series, “The Conversation,” features intimate conversations between two artists from similar genres but from different eras. They discuss everything from songwriting to touring to playing and anything else that’s safe to share on YouTube.
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