Hey, Adam.

Yes.

Can you quote me on that?

On what?

Well, you'll see.

Okay.

I'm Adam Maness.

And I'm Peter Mark. And you're listening to the You'll Hear podcast. Music advice coming at you approximately every other day. Approximately a couple times a week. We kind of settle into the schedule. Are you feeling good about it? You're getting good feedback on it? I'm getting great feedback on it. I'm feeling really good about it, actually. You know, it's great because we can take our time with it. We can really get back to what this podcast is all about, which is really digging deep on some things that we care about. And I love today's episode. These are our favorite, seven favorite quotes from jazz musicians. Before we get into it, though, our sponsor today is Open Studio. So go to Open StudioJazz.com. And hey, want to you check out the Piano Access Pass? We just released this Magic Voicing's course you might have heard about. We talked a little bit about it on the other day's episode. The other days. I don't know when. Like a fortnight ago. A fortnight ago. Yeah, but go check it out for yourself. You can check out all of our courses with the Piano X's past.

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So go check it out. That's right. It's legal theftry, thievery. It's thievery that we permit. That's right. We permit it. So what are we talking about today? Today we're talking about some quotes. I've been thinking a lot about this one particular monk quote,

and I brought it up to you and you were like,

oh, we should do something on our favorite quotes from jazz musicians because... I've been thinking a lot about this one particular monk quote, and I brought it up to you and you were like,

oh, we should do something on our favorite quotes from jazz musicians because quotes are like, they're like things that we can apply.

I mean, it's almost like meditations, right?

Yeah.

It's like you can think about something that someone who has it more figured out than you,

the way they think about the world.

And it can really reveal some things about how you think about that same thing. I know that

sounded very thinky, what I just said. But really what I'm saying, I'm a thinker. No,

is I have too many faults, it's think too much. It can really, you know, hearing what our heroes

have to say, what people who are masters of where we want to be.

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