The Emotional Side of Jazz - #172

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Peter Martin

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🗓️ 6 August 2018

⏱️ 18 minutes

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0:00.0	I'm Adamanus. And I'm Peter Martin. And you're listening to the You'll
0:18.2	Here at podcast. Daily Jazz advice coming at you. Brought to you by Open Studio. That's right. Powered by Open Studio. I don't know how you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast. Daily Jazz Advice coming at you.
0:20.9	Brought to you by Open Studio.
0:22.3	That's right.
0:22.9	Powered by Open Studio. I don't know how we're going to say this. Presented by Open Studio. Filled at Open Studio. And we're rolling video right here. In Open Studio. At Open Studio. We've bludgeoned that. I think. It's going to be just a new thing we're adding on.
0:18.9	And I think we've overkilled it.
0:20.5	We backed our way.
0:21.5	We do that.
0:22.1	Like we do.
0:23.0	Give us six months. We'll have it refined. That's right. That's right. So today we have a listener question. And, you know, I have our Bluetooth speaker out. We don't usually get this technologically advanced this early. Is that thing going to be directly attached to our system where we're just going... No, I'm pointing this at the microphone today. You know, some great jazz. We should do another thing about great sound on jazz recording sometime. That's actually been done. We'll talk about that in another episode. Oh, there's tons of production, sneaky things that you can do. But this is not at all sneaky. This is just lazy,
1:11.6	which is why we're doing this. No, we got a message from Josh from Melbourne, so let's hear it.
1:16.9	Hey guys, big love from Melbourne. My name's Josh, and I just wanted to ask a question around
1:21.3	the emotional or spiritual side of music. We all know that music can speak to you on that level,
1:26.3	inclusive of jazz.
1:32.0	An example, my wife and I've been traveling around Europe, and we went to a gig at the Pister Express in London recently. And about partway through the gig, I was just weeping with tears
1:36.5	just because of how beautiful the music was and the energy in the room and the talent on display.
1:42.0	So I just want to ask if either of you have any stories of times where you've been at a
1:45.7	gig or listened to a record and had that kind of connection with the music, or any
1:50.2	times that you've been playing a gig and the vibe in the room has been really awesome, or
1:55.6	you've had audience members come up to you and speak to you afterwards, kind of in that vein.
2:00.2	Anyway, I love the work that you guys put down here on the podcast, and I look forward to hearing it every week.
2:05.6	Keep it up.
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