One Of The Most Revolutionary Trios Of Our Time

You'll Hear It: Full Album Deep Dives with Jazz Musicians

Peter Martin

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🗓️ 30 November 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Here on YHI we're always checking out the music of past generations... but what about the music of our current time? In this episode, we'll dive deep into the world of modern trios and what makes them so great.

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0:00.0	Hey, Peter.
0:01.3	Hey.
0:01.8	What is the most revolutionary trio, say, the last 25 years? Jazz Piano Trio. Jazz Piano Trio. Very specific. Well, to me, sue me, but I love the Thelonius Monk Trio. I thought it was a great trio. My math is a little off. Yeah, did you fail out of math or something? Well, no, it's, it's more recent than that. But revolutionary? It's probably a little controversial.
0:01.7	Controversial. off. Yeah, did you fail out of math or something? Well, no, it's more recent than that.
0:21.7	But revolutionary?
0:22.8	It's probably a little controversial.
0:24.3	Controversial.
0:25.3	So the Paul Revere Trio, I heard.
0:27.2	I never heard them live.
0:28.2	They were very involved with the Revolutionary War.
0:30.6	An interesting answer.
0:31.5	Try again, bud.
0:33.4	Revolution.
0:35.0	Prince played in a trio format.
0:37.1	Say what you see. Prince and the Revolution. Prince played in a trio format. Say what you see. Prince and the Revolution. Yep. Prince and the Revolution. Great band. 1999. Is that... Yeah, that's within 25 years. Not what we're talking about here. That's not how that works either. Brad Melodal Trio. What about them? I just heard them. Great trio, but we're thinking of something a little bit more out of nowhere.
0:55.5	What?
1:02.3	Oh.
1:05.9	I'm Adam Manis.
1:07.7	And I'm Peter Martin.
1:09.2	And you're listening to the You'll Hear Podcast.
1:27.9	Music advice coming at you. Coming at you today, sponsored by Open Studio. Go to Open StudioJadio.com for all your jazz lesson needs. That's weird. That is a little weird. Oh, Peter. But those of you out there just listening or just watching, you might be like, wow, that's weird. I can only tell you that in the studio here, it's even weirder. You know what? I got to, I got to warm up the old pipes. That's right. You know what I mean? We're about to podcast here all day long. So I need to get, I need to get my, my, uh, siblings going. I need to get my residence happening. I'm going to. And in between we take a break.
1:45.4	My core. Can you help me with my tax returns, sir? Do I look? Yeah, I do look like your account
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