Hey Peter, what's up?

Did you know that today we are recording the most important episode in the history of jazz podcast episodes that happen to be recorded in Grand Center in St. Louis, Missouri?

Yes, I did.

I'm Adam Manus.

And I'm Peter Martin.

And this is the You'll Hearer podcast.

Daily Jazz Advice coming at you.

Finally coming at you.

We had some technical difficulties this morning.

Yes.

Then I had some technical difficulties with my jaw and mouth.

Only five outtakes. That's okay. Who's counting? These spontaneous intros are hard to get spontaneous. I know people think that we plot all this out and they come

back with these little witty asides. Nobody thinks that. No, oh, they don't. I'm sure it sounds like

that to you guys, but there's a lot of work that goes into this. Too much work to go into it.

All right.

So it's not the most important. We might have just overstated that a little bit. Oh, you think? Yeah. But I don't know, man. There's not a lot of jazz podcasts out there. So it very well could be. This could change someone's life. I mean, we hope so. we've been getting a lot of comments that people have actually been getting actionable advice from us, which I appreciate that people listen. And, you know, it's getting us to step up our game to make sure that the action and the actionable advice is in the right direction. Yeah, I know. You know, we have this beautiful pod cave now with these beautiful new mics and the table, and we've got plenty of trail mix and coffee to go around.

But you know what people really love is episodes at the old piano.

Kranik and Bach to our two guests today.

So we do have the Kranik and Bach available today because we might need it.

We're doing an episode on four misunderstood chords and how to use them.

Now, if you're an advanced player, this might be a little easy for you, or actually,

you might learn something and be like, oh, I'm not as advanced as I thought.

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