7 Times Pop Went Jazz

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

Peter Martin

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🗓️ 16 March 2020

⏱️ 17 minutes

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It's time for some genre-blending as Peter and Adam list their favorite jazz-influenced pop tunes.7 Times Pop Went JazzSteely Dan - AjaMichael Jackson - "I Can't Help It"A Tribe Called Quest - "Electric Relaxation"Jamiroquai - "Virtual Insanity"Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a ButterflyDavid Bowie - BlackstarStevie Wonder - "Sir Duke"Coming soon - a new course from Open Studio! It's the long-awaited sequel to our Rhythm Section Fundamentals course, where you'll learn how to get the piano, bass, and drums to play as one well-oiled jazz machine. Stay tuned for more details, and check out the original Rhythm Section Fundamentals to prepare for part two.Interested in more music advice? Go here to browse our catalog of jazz lessons and courses available for purchase. And be sure to check out our All Access Pass - every course from Open Studio on every instrument.Let us know what you think by leaving a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review, or head over to our YouTube channel.Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0	Hey
0:02.0	Hey
0:04.0	Yeah
0:05.0	While we're living in
0:07.0	Let me tell you
0:09.0	Yeah
0:11.0	You're like a little pop
0:14.0	Man, every time I hear this
0:15.0	For some reason I think of myself
0:16.0	Dancing down
0:18.0	The street in Soho in London with a huge hat on my head.
0:21.2	It's like a recurring nightmare.
0:23.0	Yeah, I can see that.
1:12.5	I'm Adam Manus. And I'm Peter Martin. And you're listening to the You'll Hear Podcast. Daily music advice, coming at you. Coming at you today. We're sponsored by Open Studio. Go to Open StudioJazz.com for all the courses. I'm still in it, man. I'm sorry about that. I know. You're out. You're totally out. I just listened to one of the episodes with that. It was mildly amusing. Oh, come on. It gets funnier each time, right? Maybe not. Okay. But we should direct you to openstudiojazz.com. That's where we create all of our piano courses. That's where we have courses by people like Kristen McBride, Gregory Hutchinson, Ruben Rogers, Diane Reeves, Steve Wilson on the saxophone. That's an amazing course, actually, if you're a saxophone player, or even if you're not, if you're interested in improvising, he's got some incredible ideas. So you can get the all-access pass if you want to sample everything. Yeah, if you're a baller, straight shot, Call us. Straight up baller. But yeah, we direct you there for those kinds of things.
1:29.5	And by directing, we mean go to your computer and punch in H-T-T-P colon slash...
1:35.6	Google, and then Google.
1:38.0	Yeah, just Google greatest online jazz lessons, and we'll come up.
1:41.3	Bam!
1:41.6	We better make sure that our SEOs together for that.
1:43.8	So today, we are talking about the seven times pop went jazz. Wow! This was hard to actually narrow
1:50.5	down to seven and this list could be 77 I think because jazz has such a had a huge influence on so
1:58.1	many musicians. Yes. You know and I think that's when it starts to seep in to popular music.
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