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You'll Hear It: Full Album Deep Dives with Jazz Musicians

7 Hip Tracks You Don't Know Nuthin' 'Bout - #7

You'll Hear It: Full Album Deep Dives with Jazz Musicians

Peter Martin

Musicians React, Video Podcast, Tutorials, Album, Vocal Stems, Song Breakdown, Album Breakdown, Jazz Musicians React, Song Stems, Music, Musical Life, Reaction, Live Music, Fresh Spin Fridays, Peter Martin, Isolated Stems, Jazz, 194861, Album Analysis, Adam Maness, Kid A Harmony Analysis, Music Commentary, Jazz Tutorials, Music Theory, Jazz Lessons, Track-by-track, Album Deep Dive, Best New Jazz, Chords, Jazz Courses, Music Analysis, Music Advice, Jazz Education, Music Education

4.9770 Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2018

⏱️ 19 minutes

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In this episode, Peter and Adam discuss some of their favorite non-jazz tracks you might not have heard before. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0

I'm Adam Anus, and I'm Peter Martin.

0:18.6

And you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast.

0:20.3

Daily jazz advice coming at you?

0:21.9

Or what it's becoming? Other kinds of music. Coming at you daily. Well, just this week, we're having fun listening to new stuff and kind of, uh... I mean, I didn't even know you liked some of this music. This is great. Yeah. You thought I was one of those jazz please, old heads. Yeah, new level of friendship right here, buddy.

0:18.6

That's how we do it, man.

0:19.8

Well, brought to you by Open Studio, as always.

0:21.7

We're here in the Podcave. Those jazz please old old heads. Yeah, new level of friendship right here, buddy. That's how we do it, man.

0:36.1

Well, brought to you by Open Studio, as always. We're here in the Podcave. The beautiful Podcave, just black sound dampening material. Got our engineer Andrew over here. It's a little claustrophobic in here, but it's such a warm and welcoming vibe. I don't mind being, you know. Yeah. I mean, you know, we have one open wall. That's nice.

0:37.2

Got the Kranik and Bach.

0:55.0

What's up? Big shout out to Kranick and Bach, New York. Our upright piano that sounds terrible. They've got a patent. They've got a patent. Is that patent still valid? From August 11th. I think it's so specific. They printed it on the front of the piano August August 11th, 1896. Yeah, yeah. I think that's six buyer. Just in case it wasn't August 15th. What is patented about this? I don't understand. I don't know, man. There's nothing really special about it. An old two pedal upright? Wood. Yeah. Yeah. All right, there you go. All right. So what are we talking about today? Today we are talking about seven hip tracks you don't know nothing about.

1:29.3

That's right. There you go. Yeah. All right. So what are we talking about today? Today we are talking about seven hip tracks.

1:31.2

You don't know nothing about it.

1:31.7

That's right.

1:33.2

No, you don't know nothing about them.

1:34.0

No, I don't.

1:36.0

Nobody knows nothing about them. Now, we got to be careful because you and I love music, but there's some folks out there that really love to listen to music.

1:41.4

Right. love to listen to music and we're going to get we are already going to get emails from this about like

1:44.7

i know all these you guys you know well no if somebody really knows all these i'll be impressed

1:49.1

you know because we we're going in some different directions here and this came out of yesterday's

1:53.8

kind of guilty pleasure shameful thing yeah and really what this is about i think is to kind of

1:59.2

we we were looking through our collections, both of us individually,

2:03.1

finding some tracks that we really think are hip and that people might not know.

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