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Hey, everybody, welcome to the show.

My name is Brent.

You're listening to the LJS podcast, episode number 11.

And today we're going to be talking about four ingredients for becoming a better jazz musician.

Man, we are killing it on this show. Last week we had internationally renowned jazz guitars from Los Angeles,

Bruce Foreman.

Man, if you haven't checked out that episode, that's the last episode,

episode, episode number 10, you got to go check that out.

That was such a great conversation with Bruce. We talked about all sorts of things. You know, jazz then and jazz now. You know, some tips about practicing. I mean, a lot of stuff. It was a great conversation. You know, very lucky to be able to have him on the show. Check out that episode if you haven't. And I don't want to give away anything right now, any names or anything, but I'm just going to let you know. We have

some other pretty big guests in store for this show. We have had a lot of guests so far, but

you know, we're starting to like edge into that realm of, you know, I guess you

could call them jazz celebrities. So stay tuned. Stay tuned to listening to the show. There's a lot

of exciting things coming up. But, you know, today I'm just riding solo. We're going to take a

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