7 Things To Say After A Solo - #83

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🗓️ 22 April 2018

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Today, Peter and Adam discuss some things you can say after a good or bad solo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0	This is Adam Manus.
0:16.6	And I'm Peter Martin.
0:18.1	And you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast.
0:20.4	Daily jazz advice coming at you.
0:31.1	Today we're going to give you seven things to say after a jazz solo.
0:37.0	That's great because I never know what to do after they get done solo. Number one, thank God it's over. No, we're not going to say that. Okay, so yeah, these are things that, you know, right after the solo, like especially I'm thinking if you're on stage or if you're like the other horn player or if you're sitting close to the stage, if you're super hip, you know, little things that you would interject. Yeah, if you're on stage or if you're like the other horn player or if you're sitting close to the
0:54.8	stage if you're super hip you know little things that you would interject yeah if you're at a jam
0:58.7	session and you want to get there get in there with the lingo with the cats this is what you can
1:03.4	say yeah we're going to give you a little a little key to it okay little affirmations
1:07.3	okay well you just did the first one number one one. We're making fun of these, but I do every single one of these. That's right. B too. So yeah, that's number one. And you've already done two versions of there's the woo. There's the woo. There's the woo. What's some other ones? You've got to make the jazz face with that one. That's when you crinkle your nose up. You kind of go, ooh, like it's nasty. Yeah. But then there is the, whoo!
1:27.5	Yeah, there's when you crinkle your nose up and you kind of go, woo. Like it's nasty.
1:29.2	Yeah.
1:24.2	But then there is the, Woo! Yeah, there's just the like, woo! Yeah, that one's good. So yeah, that's number one, woo. Number two, we're going to go with, wait, you don't have this list in front of you, do? No, you got to. Oh, I got to say everyone.
1:25.4	I'm going to cheer you.
1:26.5	I'm going to affirm you on.
1:28.6	Okay, number two is a variation on number one.
1:44.8	Woo-hoo. Wait, you don't have this list in front of you, do you? No, you got to. Oh, I got to say everyone. I'm going to cheer you. I'm going to affirm you on.
1:46.9	Okay, number two is a variation on number one.
1:47.8	Woo-hoo.
1:50.4	So what would that, what would an example of that be?
1:50.9	Woo-hoo.
1:54.7	Well, that kind of sounded like a sports bark or something.
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