The Trio That Defined Swing

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

Peter Martin

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🗓️ 28 October 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Peter and Adam check out Night Train by Oscar Peterson. This legendary trio shaped musicians for years to come. How did this album effect you?

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0:00.0	Hey Peter.
0:03.2	Yep.
0:05.0	What's that?
0:08.4	Are you kidding me?
0:10.8	Are you that young or are you that old?
0:13.0	Which is it?
0:13.8	Can you see what happens when you press that button?
0:17.8	What the?
0:21.3	That's the swing button right there.
0:32.8	I'm Adam Manus.
0:34.0	And I'm Peter Martin.
0:35.0	And you're listening to the You'll Hear a podcast.
0:36.7	Music Explore. Explored. Brought you today by Open you're listening to the You'll Hear a podcast. Music Explore.
0:37.9	Explore. It brought today by Open Studio. Go to Open. Don't do it. Go to Open Studio.Jazz.com for
0:45.0	oh, your jazz lesson. Peter.
0:49.5	Oh, as quickly as it started, it stopped. We got a good one today. We got a good one.
0:53.4	We're doing another of our favorite albums. It is Oscar Peterson's 1963 masterpiece Night Train. This should be,
1:00.9	and I'm going to talk about this a little bit more later, this should be one of the first,
1:04.0	I don't know, 10 albums that every aspiring jazz pianist picks up in the early part of their
1:08.9	career. So you're saying this is the greatest jazz piano album ever recorded. Why you got to do that? Why you got to put a big... Tell me a better one right now. Ah, I stumped it. Okay, I see, I see what you did that. Portrait of jazz. We're going to get into that. No, okay. I hear you. Okay.
1:28.6	One of the, I like that.
1:27.2	One of the, I think it's just like, even if you don't love Oscar Peterson or what this is. Who doesn't love Oscar Peterson? There are people who don't name them. This is going to be one of those unnamed sources, I know, because no one would. I mean, people might not, he's universally loved, I would say.
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