420 - Rick Beato (What Makes This Song Great?)

Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan

Chris Ryan

Society & Culture, Arts

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2020

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Rick Beato is a multi-instrumentalist, music teacher, producer, dad to Layla and Dylan, and host to three deaf animals (2 dogs and a cat). His YouTube show (What Makes This Song Great?) is the best guide to the magic and mystery of music I know.

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Music: “Brightside of the Sun,” by Basin and Range; “Kid Charlemagne” by Steely Dan; “Smoke Alarm,” by Carsie Blanton.

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0:00.0	Radio mano, papà c'ango
1:30.0	di un po' di più, ma questi persone sono ammasi.
1:34.0	Quindi, io sono Cminacciano
1:36.0	di un'ambito in Florida,
1:39.0	e, anche se ho avuto il mio occhio,
1:42.0	per il mio giovane.
1:43.0	Hey Chris, io sono anche in il discord.
1:46.0	We did a group viewing
1:47.0	of Duncan Trussell's new show
1:49.0	The Midnight Gospel earlier,
1:51.0	and it was fucking amazing.
1:52.0	Just wanted to say hello.
1:54.0	Have a good one.
1:55.0	Hey Chris and everybody,
1:56.0	this is Ivan.
1:57.0	I currently live in Utah
1:59.0	with my wife six years,
2:01.0	I'm 26 years old.
2:03.0	Right now,
2:05.0	I'm in New Jersey doing a
2:07.0	Travel Nurse assignment,
2:08.0	and then I see you
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