7 Biggest Jazz Myths - #84

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🗓️ 20 December 2018

⏱️ 14 minutes

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On today's episode, Peter and Adam debunk some common myths about jazz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0	Hey Adam Manus.
0:30.4	And I'm Peter Martin.
0:31.3	You're listening to the You'll Hear podcast.
0:32.7	Daily jazz advice.
0:34.0	And just to warn you, possibly a little controversy coming your way daily.
0:38.2	Have you read any Greek mythology, actually?
0:40.5	Yes. I was actually in sixth grade. I had a great, I guess it was English or social studies,
0:45.3	whatever the class was, great teacher. Shout out to community school in Lidu, Missouri.
0:50.2	Hey.
0:51.1	That we read that, you know, Greek mythology. I don't know, it was one of the little paperback. I know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. And, yeah. It's great, man. Like foundation for Western storytelling. Yeah. And I think it might have helped me with the modes of the major scale, but I'm not sure. It most certainly did. Ionian, Doric and all that stuff. Whoa. All right. Let's that. All right, we got to... My seat just went down. Oh. Hello, hello. Let's go back up.
0:54.2	Hades, Drak. Ionian Doric and all that stuff. Whoa. All right. Let's that. All right. My seat just went down.
1:12.2	Oh.
1:08.5	Hello. Hello. Let's go back up. Hades dragging you down. Let's dive in. We've got a list of seven here. Yeah. What are we talking about today? Talking about our seven biggest jazz myths. Right. Should that have been the largest? Seven biggest? Sarp, seven largest, no, it's biggest.
1:09.0	That's right.
1:09.8	Yeah, I think that's right. Okay, good.
1:10.2	Okay.
2:05.2	Do we, first of all, do we get a chance to order these? Or we're going to do them in no particular order. No particular order. All right. Good. So why don't we start with, as we say that, I'm going to reorder it. Number one is for our seven biggest jazz myth. you need to go to jam sessions every day to get better. Is that a jazz myth? I believe it is. It is a myth. Now, I think I grabbed this one off the internet when I Googled, because most of these we came up with, but a couple I threw in there. That's good. They're doing research. Yeah, a little research. But this one's a little bit funny because if you go to jam sessions every day, you actually will get better.
2:06.3	Yeah, you will.
2:06.8	But I think the myth part of it is that in general, like just go to jam sessions,
2:11.7	be around the music, and that's how you get better.
2:13.8	When that individual practice, studying, listening studying listening recordings all the things work together
2:19.5	jam sessions are just a part of it plus if you're going to kind of the wrong jam sessions it can be
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