Love What You Play, Play What You Love - #46

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Peter Martin

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4.9 • 770 Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2018

⏱️ 15 minutes

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In today's episode, Peter and Adam stress the importance of not only loving what you play, but playing what you love. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0	Hey, Peter.
0:01.1	What's up?
0:01.5	Do you love everything you play?
0:04.2	No, I love nothing that I play, actually.
0:06.2	Do you love everything I play?
0:07.5	Yeah.
0:24.9	I'm Adam Manus. And I'm Peter Martin Martin and you're listening to the You'll here at podcast daily jazz advice coming at you now I suckered you into that to saying that you
0:29.9	love everything I play but it's kind of the the relevant topic of the day because the name of this
0:36.9	episode is simplify love what you play play
0:39.7	what you love do you have any idea about what that can mean where am i what's going on i'm a little
0:44.3	out of it today you just got a plane from kenya so you're not actually in the pod have we started the
0:49.1	podcast yes we have everything looks different is this new it is it is it is new mics
0:53.8	table if you're watching this on youtube we have a Everything looks different. Is this new? It is different. It is different. New mics, new table. If you're watching this on YouTube, we have a whole new setup. Got a big upgrade. We have chairs that actually... Swivel. They're not 1972 St. Louis Public School counselor chairs. They're like 1981. St. Louis County Public Schools. IKEA. Oh, this is great, man. Yeah, yeah. Feeling good. Yep. The Kranick and Bach is still in effect here? Oh, yeah. I mean, that's... Crannock and Bach is a major feature of the pod cave. That's right. For new listeners is where we record this. This is where the mustiness emanates into the pod cave and gets trapped in here.
1:34.4	It's like three quarters, Kranek and Bach, like about five, sixth, Andrew.
1:36.7	Oh, you get some fancy math. And then the rest for me and you.
1:38.4	Right.
1:39.3	Okay, so today we're talking about simplifying.
1:42.2	Simplify what you play and play what you love.
1:44.0	Now, I added this topic because this is something that I kind of ran into recently. You know, as we've been talking about, as I've been telling you over the past few weeks, I've been really hitting it hard in the practice room, trying to like up my game, really trying to go through a period of growth, which we do. And then there'll be
2:02.6	three or four months where I won't do much of anything. We call that the regression period.
2:06.7	But right now I'm just, I'm super focused. I'm really, I'm laser. But, you know, you go through
2:12.7	this thing where on the gig, you start playing maybe a little too much. You start trying to incorporate some of these new ideas.
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