A solo is when an instrumentalist or singer gets up and plays by themselves, but a solo

is when a whole section gets up and plays something together.

Jazz Big Band music, the sax section, has to stand up when it's time for a sax solo,

which honestly makes it kinda hard to read your music.

Welcome to Strong Songs, a podcast about music.

I'm your host, Kirk Hamilton, and I'm so glad that you've joined me to talk about music

with solos, music with solis, and sometimes music where the whole ensemble plays

2D or together.

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all of this possible.

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On this episode, Strong Covers Returns for Volume 2, and we're gonna be digging into covers

of not one, not two, but three songs by one of the greatest bands of all time.

There's so much great music on this episode, and I'm very excited to get into it, so let's

tune up our strings, warm up our valves, and blow this thing.

Lately, I feel like I keep talking about how music is a generational conversation, something

that one artist says in one decade may be answered by another artist many decades later,

and it just feels like the more I listen, the more time I spend going back and listening

to older music and comparing it to work by more current artists, the more I hear that

conversation and just start to see that big picture.

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