I'm Adam Manus.

And I'm Peter Martin.

And you're listening to the You'll Hear It Podcast.

Today we're going to give you five old tracks that aren't corny.

That aren't corny?

No, that are not corny.

Okay, good.

Because I thought you said five old tracks that are corny. And I was like, why are we wasting time on a podcast giving them corny tracks? Okay. Yeah. Because I thought you said five old tracks that are corny,

and I was like, why are we wasting time on a podcast giving them corny tracks?

Okay.

Yeah, and we're not going to, as usual, give them anything outside of our brilliant insights into these.

Hey, that's a lot.

That's right.

So let's jump right in.

Now, these are tracks. So basically we're talking about recording specific recordings

that are known that some people might think are corny that really are not corny right

so I'm gonna start it off with Lewis Armstrong West and Blues that's a good

choice to start it off with so I mean to me actually I would say from a sound standpoint there's nothing

that Lewis R Frank that I ever heard him play on recordings that was corny

actually now some people think because of like the way he talked and did

interviews and especially people that don't totally understand New Orleans and

the era that he came up in.

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