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Part Two of Our Interview With Jazz Educator Gordon Vernick
Part One of Our Interview With Jazz Educator Gordon Vernick
Part Two of Our Interview With Music Photographer Jason Herman
Do You Want People to See You?
What Is A Bruce Springsteen Singalong?
Same As I Do / Louise, Louise - Adam at Eddie's Attic, Monday, March 11, 2024
Sell your fear.
Why I Played Piano On A Billy Joel Record
Matt Rollings is a sought-after piano virtuoso whose performance discography spans thousands of recordings. These range from Eric Clapton, Lyle Lovett, Billy Joel, Johnny Cash, and Queen to Metallica, The Dixie Chicks, Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, Mavis Staples, Sheryl Crow, and more.
In Part One, Matt describes the path he took to become one of the go-to pianists in the industry, from his early work in the Arizona band scene to his fateful meeting with Lyle Lovett.
Why Do Drummers Love Cymbals So Much?
What is it about drummers and their cymbals? Podcaster and drummer Michael Vosbein explains in this illuminating interview. #drums #drumeducation#karencarpenter #cymbals
https://lnkd.in/gc8MbUfi
Sondheim, Kenny Leon, and What Theatre Can Do - Interview with Beowulf Boritt Part Two
In Part Two of our interview, Tony Award Winning Set Designer Beowulf Boritt explains what Stephen Sondheim taught him about the potential of theater. He also talks in depth about working with Kenny Leon and getting out of his own comfort zone to tell necessary stories. Not to be missed! www.truermu.com #sondheim #blacktheatre #setdesign #broadway
https://youtu.be/S70hxBBhsqI
Interview with Beowulf Boritt, Part One
Bob Merlis, Excerpt from the Full Interview
Publicist Bob Merlis has spent over 50 years representing Z Z Top, Dion, and many others. In this excerpt from the complete interview with host Adam Cole, Merlis discusses meeting Little Richard, and what that pioneering Black rock artist taught him. www.truermu.com #Bobmerlis #Zztop #publicist #JohnCougarMellencamp #JDsouther #Dion #littlerichard
Interview With Brent Stansfield, Part 4
One of Adam's long-time collaborators is songwriter and psychologist Brent Stansfield. The two have collaborated twice on "Song Fight," an online songwriting challenge. In Part 4 of our interview, we discuss quick-writing challenges, being young and foolish, and why collaboration will be the thing you wish you'd done when you're almost dead. #collaboration #songwriting #songwriters #songwriter #songwritingchallenge #psychology #statistics
Interview with Brent Stansfield, Part 3
If it's so easy to lie with statistics, why do we use them? In Part 3 of Adam's interview with psychologist and songwriter Brent Stansfield, Brent discusses research, unsustainable results, and the easiest way to lie. #statistics #research
Interview With Brent Stansfield, Part 2
In Part 2 of Adam's interview, Brent condenses his extensive research and experience into powerful summations of what we need for optimal learning, and teaching. Brent Stansfield is the Director of Education: Graduate Medical Education at Wayne State University School of Medicine. He is also a songwriter and collaborator with Adam Cole.
Jimmy Galloway Interview, Part 1
Interview with Brent Stansfield, Part 1
Adam reconnects with a long-time collaborator he hasn't seen in 34 years. Brent Stansfield is a psychologist, medical educator and songfighter -- yes, that's spelled correctly. This is the first of four parts. #songwriter #medicaleducation#statistics
Getting Awesome! Interview with Kupe Kupersmith, Part One
This week's interview
Jerry Fields is a remarkable drummer and percussionist whose work with Bruce Hampton and the Afro-Cuban Jazz ensemble Vecinos Del Mundo has made him a sought-out session player and a vibrant educator. In the first part of our interview, Jerry talks about how he got his start in the dive-bars of 60's Atlanta, and what it was like to play with the not-yet-legendary Col. Bruce Hampton. Watch part two at www.truermu.com #jerryfields #drummer #musiceducation #drumming #drumminglife #BruceHampton https://youtu.be/hdVdI6jljyY