Hey, Pete. Hey. You ready to drop the deuce? Let's drop it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, what? What?

I'm Adam Maness. And you're listening to The You'll Hearer Podcast.

Daily Jazz Advice coming at you.

Continuing our series here at the piano at our beautiful Open Studio headquarters in the studio.

We're sitting at the piano.

We're looking at you, YouTube.

We've got our overhead camera.

Maybe we should have a name for this.

You're like conversations from the keyboard or something.

Keyboard conversation. What is it? A PBS show? And we could wear like period costume from, but do you watch slide aside here? Do you watch any of those, I don't want to use the word horrible, but that's what comes to mind, those PBS shows that are like period pieces. Well, so my wife is obsessed with them, which means that I have to watch. So is mine. Mine is too. Although, I found a nice bar that's open on Sunday nights. They all come on Sunday nights. They do. We need to start meeting. Actually, we should do our period, our PBS period piece club, and we don't watch any of them. We just get together at Taste or something. That's right. Yeah. But what is the one, I don't even know if it's still on, the really big one? Well, there was Downton Abbey. Downton Abbey. Okay, I actually played a gig once for like a watch party for the premiere of. No way. Yes, and everybody wore period piece costumes except for me. And it was weird. It was a little bit like a cult. How was that a gig?

And they raised, they raised a lot of money for PBS. Well, that's good. Yeah. But why, why have modern jazz on the down-nabby party? That was weird. That was very weird. That's crazy. It was very strange. Why are you boxing me in? How you know this modern jazz I was playing? So Downabby, which I've seen all the way through.

Sorry about that.

I love the theme song for that show, actually.

There's some hit moments as I was playing. So Downabby, which I've seen all the way through. Sorry about that. Yeah.

I love the theme song for that show, actually.

Really?

There's some hit moments on a theme on that theme song.

That's some good writing. Yeah, yeah. Anyways. What do we got today? Does this have anything to do with what we're talking about? No, it does not. No, but you guys know what I'm talking about in the theme where it's like, there's a moment.

Okay.

Yeah, and it's not like a period theme, as it is it, as I recall.

It's kind of modern.

No, it's kind of modern.

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