I'm Adam Maness and I'm Peter Martin.

And you are listening to the You'll Hear It podcast.

Daily Jazz advice coming at you. There's something going on with my cadence, man. I'm sorry. We're deep in the podcast

recording right now, so you know how it goes. It's like the muscle memory fades.

The pod, is the is the pod cave starting to enclose on us here? It's starting to smell,

honestly. It smells a little bit like jazz and man. Maybe it's a clothes on us here. It's starting to smell, honestly. It smells a little bit like jazz and man. Maybe it's a jazzy man pot cave. It starts to, it's starting to smell like a Kranek and Bach. It does. Man, this is a little musty and musky. It sounds musky. What's it between musk and musk? A musky is a fish, I believe, in the Baltic region of the world. Really? Man, you are very attuned to the world's fisheries. I'm a world traveler. Musky. Isn't there an old-spice musk men's deodorant? No, a musk is like a scent that a mating bull will give off. I don't know what I'm

talking about. Oh, but I think there is a musk, musk scent, like old school 70s, old spice. Anyway,

are we off topic yet? 80% of the time. It works every time. What are we talking about today?

Today we are talking about groove. We have a question here from a listener, approach on

groove. How do you find your groove? How do you create your own

groove when you're playing it? And this is a suggestion

from Johnny on Facebook. Thanks Johnny.

We should probably give this a title. Look,

this is going to be fun. This will be a real-time

episode in the making here. How do you find your groove? How Peter got his groove back.

Did you ever see that movie how Stella got her groove? That's what I was referencing,

man. That was direct reference. That's the joke.

How do you find your groove? How do you find your groove? See, we're doing this in real time.

Okay, so thank you for the question, Johnny, or suggestion, as it were on Facebook. You can always hit this up there. Totally. And this is a really interesting area, really interesting question. We hit on it in different ways, but it certainly deserves its own discussion. And I would just say, you know, kind of first, what's so important is,

like, I think confidence in grooves. There's many different kinds of grooves, many different

ways to find it, many different ways to work on it. But ultimately, what we're looking for is

some confidence in groove. I think we should define some terms here before we go any further,

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