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Matt, Tyler and Chris welcome back to the studio three time guest Tom Vann from Tom And Dan to talk about the 1994 action classic Speed! They talk about the most ridiculous movie concepts, Keanu Reeves’ most iconic roles, Jeff Daniels’ drunk acting, and of course they have to ask ultimately, who is the baddie?…
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Frankie Caratini joins us to compare New York to Orlando.
JOHN S. HALL from KING MISSILE call in from n.y.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
detachable penises, jesus being cool, martin scorsese
jonathan richtman, johnny cash & the second best day ever
“have you heard this fucked up thing your father did”
failing is funny
confusing dario argento & darren aronofsky
having marilyn manson open for your bandContinue Reading …
No doubt the biggest thrill about producing The Major Scale is in interacting with living legends and heroes of the music world, which we’ve been blessed to do on a number of occasions. This episode we proudly welcome Abdullah Ibrahim, the man, the maestro, an artist with no need for an introduction. For decades he’s dazzled music lovers and critics alike, from his native South Africa to the world at large. He’s prolific with a gift for inventive composition. His unique way with the piano leaves the soul in warm delight and the eardrums in awe. We talk with him about The Balance, Jedi knights, love, and other matters of the spiritual heart.
Jazz is America’s native art form, but its heartland is in Africa. Abdullah Ibrahim reinforced this fact in our chat and it got us thinking about the cycle of influence that the two continents have had on one another. We came up with a playlist that hails from Cape Town, South Africa to Accra, Ghana, the Sahara regions of Mali and Mauritania to the Congo. The music grooves marvelously with a bluesy grit that reminds us that it all began in Africa.
Featuring Hugh Masekela, Noura Mint Seymali, Osibisa, the Rail Band, Chris MacGregor, and more!Continue Reading …
