Hey, Pete.

Hey.

You ever played jazz in Bozeman, Montana?

I haven't, but I've played it in Missoula, Montana.

I want up on me.

I'm Adam Manus. And you're listening to the You'll Hear It podcast. Daily Jazz advice coming at you. Now we're talking about Montana because we have a listener question. We've got a speak pipe from a regular speak piper. Oh, a speak piper. I like that. I just made that up just now. We should let people know anyone can become a speak piper. It's super easy. You just go to you'll hear it.com.

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Yeah, I don't even have to explain it on here.

But anyway, this is from Zoom.

I think Zoom is in Vancouver.

Vancouver, yeah.

Seems right. Our friendly neighbors to the north and west. Zoom is a frequent speakpiper, which seems to be a pattern once people get going on the speak pipe. They like it, we like it, and it's all good. But he also always asks some pretty great questions. So let's check it out. Okay.

Hey, guys, this is Zoom from Vancouver, Canada. I'd love to hear about some of your favorite jazz cities.

Maybe hear about some of the clubs you like to play at,

some of the local scenes that you really enjoy.

All right, thanks so much. Peace.

So I've not played in Missoula,

but it doesn't seem like it would be a huge jazz city up there.

No, I did, I believe that I was at the gig at Boobo Boom University of Montana. Is that in Missoula? I believe it is. Yeah. Did a nice concert many years ago. I'd like to go back. But I was just thinking some of the, he's asking about some of the cities, I would start with Vancouver. Great city. Just because he's from Vancouver.

That's right.

That's, I'm trying to think of, yeah, I've actually played there even outside of the jazz festival.

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