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No Guitar Is Safe

35 - Dean Brown

No Guitar Is Safe

Jude Gold

Music

4.8869 Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2016

⏱️ 136 minutes

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Summary

DEAN BROWN is a deep cat — a fact any music lover could infer with a quick glance at Dean’s résumé, because the guitarist has not only worked with everyone from Roberta Flack, Michael Brecker, and Eric Clapton to Billy Cobham, Joe Zawinul and Marcus Miller, he’s also just released his fifth solo album, which is a genre-defying sonic odyssey called Rolajafufu. For this lengthy guitar hang and jam, host JUDE GOLD meets up with Dean at Xotic Guitars’ California headquarters, where, as a bonus, Xotic’s KENNY ECHIZEN (a stellar guitarist in his own right) makes a guest appearance.

Transcript

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0:00.0

So, wow, Dean Brown is on the show. Man, what a deep mother bleeper this guy is. And yes, I'm making up words, because I don't even know how to fit him into any category, and I'm not going to try.

0:42.5

My name is Jude Gold, and yeah, we're listening to tracks off of Dean Brown's new record.

0:44.3

It's called Roll Edge of FooFooFoooo.

0:53.9

And man, we're going to get into more of this and I'm going to tell you about it, but first,

0:54.6

let me just list for you some of the amazing people Dean has worked with over the years.

1:12.9

Starting with, you know, one of my favorite singers of all time, Roberta Flack.

1:18.3

He's also played with a really great blues rock guitar player that I love named Eric Clapton.

1:24.1

A guy who plays a little bit of drums named Billy Cobham.

1:27.9

A guy who's a little bit handy with a saxophone,

1:30.3

the late grade Michael Brecker.

1:32.1

Where do we begin?

1:33.7

The guy who founded the,

1:35.8

what I would consider the lead zeppelin of Fusion weather report,

1:39.7

talking about Joe Zawinil.

1:48.1

Yeah. about Joe Zawainil. This list goes on.

1:49.3

Let me see if I can check my notes here.

1:51.2

Marcus Miller, the funkiest bass players and producers of all time.

1:56.1

David Sandborn.

1:57.7

Bill Evans.

1:58.5

Gil Evans.

1:59.7

Oh, man, where does it go?

2:01.1

I can't even remember everybody.

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