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“River drift” if you have lost anyone in your life this song will make you cry Twiddle‘s last show at the capital theater Frendsgiving Ali was all choked up, but he was able somehow to keep on singing. He was so happy and so sad and all of us fans were overwhelmed with every single song they played in their repertoire over those two nights.

Larry is awesome.

Thanks for pulling all this intimate info from one of the great composer / producers of his generation. What a talent! It’s a shame artists like him aren’t rewarded more financially. Papadosio is one of my top ten creator groups!

“How music effect mind of listeners” fMRI machines can be rented hourly, let’s scan some human brains listening to whatever MM wants to serve. Cool shit guys. I wonder what hammerhead shark’s brains would do. Their electroreceptors can “see” the earths magnetic fields.

I love to listen to interviews with Bill. The way he looks at music like something natural you interact with. There is no talk about scales, "you need to transcribe all Charlie Parker solos", this that the other. It is purely focused on the feeling of music, listening to your co musicians and following the flow where it takes you. Feels like all the best players emphasise the softer parts of music, playing what you like, how it feels like or how to get a lovely tone. Everyone else is stuck talking about scales, arpegios, reharms etc.

Im so grateful I just stumbled across this! My brother and I have really been diving down the musical rabbit hole on Medeski (my brother and I both play keys) but also MMW lately and so far I haven't found anyone else musically that takes me quite as far as these guys take me with their imrov and fluidity/freedom or fearlessness to tear down all boundaries and let the music go where it's going to go. My Grandpa Ron Corsaro was a big jazz pianist and I've always had so much appreciation for letting loose in imrov, and I've always struggled with playing with people that want to make so many rules and basically tell you what to play/what not to play... it really puts a stopper in my creativity and I feel so trapped in those situations. Lately I've just been trying to finally really let myself learn to get over that fear of playing the wrong thing and holding myself back for whatever reason. This is the first interview I've watched with Medeski actually speaking about some of these things and I'd love to dig up a bunch more things on him to pick his brain a little... thank you for all involved making this one! Really enjoyed it 🙏🙏🙏

Excellent interview! I subcribed!

Love listening to Jeff. He confirms many of my theories & intuitions, that I thought no one else had. ~💗~

You better assert yourself more often Joel!!!! Sociable Jimmy Halloween weekend at the Pageant in the 20-teens style. Oh yeah. \mm/

Rob is on here too?!?!?! This podcast is the illlest. Rob!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Being an Eli fan led me here just now!!!!!!

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Killer interview man! I love Adam's playing. So cool to hear him share his influences and life experiences. Awesome that he was open to going deep ☮️

Ryan Garl! Whats up, homie! Catch up with Fraggle, bro!

Very good interview Qs. GBA is one of the most under-rated bands of all time! I didn't even know instrumental jazz-rock was a thing until luckily I bought Robert Walter's CD, There Goes the Neighborhood, at age 40 for 500 yen; just b/c I liked the colors of the case and could read the spine. I figured, 'Oh, here's a CD for adults.' I was immediately hooked. I'd been looking for a new direction away from The Doors and Warren Zevon (both dead). RW led me to all sorts of new artists :-)

Chris Wood is one of the best bass players in the history of music. This guy combined with Billy Martin on drums is simply the purest most grooving rhythm section in the universe. These guys are pure soul musicians in their DNA

Seen him this last December in Detroit. Such a humble man and warming soul

LIVE LINES NOT DEAD LINES, DAVID A MASTER OF WORD PLAY!!! HIS OLD CONCERTS EXHIBITS HIS SKILL .

I love this conversation. I am that person crying in the front and then dancing with joy. See you at High Sierra Music Festival summer 2024!

Goose will not be the same without him to me him and Trevor are the main reasons I think they are so solid

This is so marvelous thank you.

Love you mucho ♡

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PPPP was my number one band listened too last year on Spotify! lol That said, I saw my first show last week in Covington, KY. I am a semi-pro musician, and music is my life, I have seen A LOT of shows, and I do not say this lightly... Hands down one THE best live bands I have ever seen!!!! SO MUCH FUN!!!!! The band, the songs, the musicality, the sound, the LIGHTS, everything was ON POINT!!! Gator's groove, timing, his pocket, his feel is out of this world! I am a guitar player, but for me, I totally put Gator up there with Adam Deitch, Nate Smith, and Petar Janjic... for realz! I feel like I am now a part of the flock, and I can't wait for the next PPPP show!!! Great interview,,, Thank you!!!

A Vermont rocker in his Vermont rocker. Much love to Mihali. ))❤((

I watched him perform and he was wonderful. Best decision I made in 2023

Gavin ho gdh

Great interview 👍🏻 😊 Thanks!!!!

This interview should be saved in the rock n roll hall of fame

The genius of David Hinds

Really appreciative of how he is able to articulate very deep concepts in an accessible way. This hit deep and i needed it. Thank you kindly ❤

gator is absolutely nasty. hands down.

Now I want a bag of Cool Ranch Doritos, lol. Great interview. Thanks for sharing!

Please marry me LOL I'm just joking but I do think you're amazing thank you for making this video

Amazing work. Nice shotgun Katie

Chuck side....always Chuck side. Red Rocks was great this year.

Beautiful interview 🙏 what an absolute legend🤟 and I just came away from that interview learning a whole lot so thank you. All hail the wizard ✌️

Spiritual success is you David

@15:44 My first time... I couldn't describe what I heard in his playing (or if it was even something that could be "heard") because it was completely supra-musical in nature. I just recognized it as truth and said "I wanna do that." That was almost 20 years ago. Last year we sat at my old BX-3 for two hours playing stridulations, improvising, talking about Phil Lesh. Thanks for the inspiration all these years John. And thank you for sharing this interview. I subscribed and will be watching

I knew it! I'm a fan of EDM and can certainly hear the electronic and DJ "thread" in Goose music. I really think that is something that makes them unique and appealing.

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Absolutely LOVE the Kitchen Dwellers!!

Sweet this way cool to hear thank you!

All of you...yes you...are my most favorite musicians ever!

Bro I love your podcasts.. Please keep it up.. This is so awesome! Thank you

Express yourself

Holy Shit! "You're not in control of good and bad,... surrender" .. best advice I've ever heard for musicians playing in bands..seriously

I love this dude much.. Huge inspiration for me as a bass player and a human

I absolutely love Chuck Garvey! He is my favorite guitarist, hands down. With that said, it's terrifying how badly this stroke messed him up. And then, his recovery is unbelievable! He has gained back a lot in a short time. Although, we can easily see that he has a good distance to go. I do believe his progress will continue in leaps and bounds, and that he will eventually, and hopefully, reach a point where someone who don't know him will be unable to detect that anything is wrong. This is really the first interview I have seen since his stroke and it's a bit jarring to see how much he still struggles to just communicate normally. That's basically my hero and to see what a tiny little blood clot can result in is frightening to say the least. But I'm so happy he is doing well enough to rejoin the band and is continuing to regain his stability as time passes. I am very hopeful to be able to see Moe. by the years end.

Chuck is Satan!