Red Dead Redemption 2: 6 Interesting Facts About The Game's Soundtrack

#1 Jackson also purchased instruments used by legendary musicians to write the score

The Wrecking Crew

It wasn't just vintage guns Jackson purchased in order to make the score. He also picked up some classic instruments, as well. And not just any instruments - he bought the instruments used by legendary session musicians The Wrecking Crew.

The group was founded in the late 1950s by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members Earl Palmer and Hal Blaine, as well as Ray Pohlman, who also recorded with a diverse range of artists - country legends Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard to crooner Mel Torme to rock bands like The Monkees and The Turtles. They most notably worked for producer and notable crazy person Phil Spector. Other members included Glen Campbell, Al Casey and, oddly enough, Sonny Bono.

Vintage instruments used in RDR2 via MixOnline

Now that I think about it, Jackson sure spent a lot of his own money to do this soundtrack. That's pretty interesting in of itself.

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