Hey Peter.

What?

I have a secret.

Yeah, I got a secret to you.

I'm Adam Manus. And I'm Peter Peter Martin and that wasn't planned but like usual they're not never planned but you really got me on that one that was that was so

creepy I mean I started the creep and then you up the ante of creep and got me you got me well

what people don't realize is after we do those

little pithy witty uh intros that are totally unplanned i mean they're they're um plangy

cringy they're unplanned to the point of we don't even know who's going to start that's what

but then afterwards while you hear the music while that glorious song goes on we kind of look at each other and make a decision, are we going to keep that one? We usually do keep them. So today was definitely like. We almost never don't keep them, which is remarkable because of how bad they are. Hey, hey, we'll let our public tell us that. So you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast. Daily Jazz Advice coming at you. Today's episode of the podcast is sponsored by the Oxford American.

The Oxford American is a magazine dedicated to documenting the complexity and vitality of the American South.

Its award-winning annual music issue comes with a CD sampler and digital download.

It's a must-have for any serious music fan.

Recent issues have featured Nina Simone, John Cage, Bologna's Monk, John Coltrane.

Visit Oxfordamerican.org slash y-h-I today.

That's oxfordamerican.org forward slash y-H-I.

Yeah, and just to say real quick,

Oxford American for the serious music fan,

for the serious literary fan,

fan of literature, fan of travel, especially U.S. travel in the South, North

Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, that kind of thing. Florida, Florida, what you know about

Florida, my home state, where are you at? But great folks and so glad to be associated with them.

...