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The Third Story Podcast with Leo Sidran
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Добавлен 15 апр 2015
There are stories we tell ourselves. There are stories we tell our friends. There are the stories we tell strangers. There are stories we never tell.
Somewhere, in the middle of all of this, is the Third Story. The intersection between the art and the craft, the living and the living, the personal and the professional…The place where all of these meet is the Third Story.
The Third story features long-form interviews with creative people of all types, hosted by me, Leo Sidran. Their stories of discovery, loss, ambition, identity, risk, and reward are deeply moving and compelling for all of us as we embark on our own creative journeys.
Read more at third-story.com.
Somewhere, in the middle of all of this, is the Third Story. The intersection between the art and the craft, the living and the living, the personal and the professional…The place where all of these meet is the Third Story.
The Third story features long-form interviews with creative people of all types, hosted by me, Leo Sidran. Their stories of discovery, loss, ambition, identity, risk, and reward are deeply moving and compelling for all of us as we embark on our own creative journeys.
Read more at third-story.com.
274: Ella Feingold
Ella Rae Feingold is a guitar player, composer, orchestrator, educator and content creator. She has spent three decades devoted to the soulful side of the electric guitar, and has worked with an impressive list of artists, including Bruno Mars, Erykah Badu and Common, The Roots, Jay-Z, Janet Jackson, Alicia Keys, Jill Scott, Queen Latifah and many more. On her Instagram and TikTok she is a rhythm ambassador, focussing on the importance of groove, pocket and feel in her playing and demonstrating various techniques and traditions in rhythm guitar. Hearing Ella play and talk about music, it’s clear that she has thought deeply about her craft for a long time. Guitarist Charlie Hunter recently...
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272: Ben Sidran on Rainmaker
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In a career spanning over fifty years and thirty five records, Ben Sidran has established himself as a philosopher poet. Equally celebrated for his precise, probing writing style as he is for his improvised spoken word jazz raps, he has carved out a truly unique space for himself. The Times of London aptly described Ben as “the world’s first existential jazz rapper,” and The Chicago Sun Times o...
269: säje
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säje, the vocal group made up of singers Sara Gazarek, Amanda Taylor, Johnaye Kendrick, and Erin Bentlage won their first Grammy on Sunday for their arrangement of “In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning”. They recorded it with one of the most admired musical minds today, Jacob Collier. And like much of what has happened with so far, that recording was both unintended and totally right, somewher...
266: Lau Noah
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Singer-songwriter Lau Noah grew up in the small Catalan city of Reus. She left Spain for America a decade ago, at age 19 and never really looked back. She makes celestial, dreamy music evocative of another era, yet influenced by her own very modern story. Lau Noah is both a realist and a magical realist. She is an uncompromising and determined indie artist. She books her own shows, produces her...
265: Ani DiFranco
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Ani DiFranco began recording and self-releasing her music as a 20 year old in Buffalo, New York in 1990. 34 years later she is widely considered to be a feminist icon. But in many ways she emerged iconic, fully formed and fearless. A facile lyricist with a biting honesty, she played guitar with a virtuosic, rhythmic style. And she was ahead of her time as an independent artist who owned all her...
263: Pete Min
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Pete Min is a recording engineer, producer and label owner based in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles. His label Colorfield Records features artful collaborative explorations with musicians in unlikely configurations. Pete’s studio Lucy’s Meat Market has become one of the most in demand spots for recording among a subset of musical artists with LA ties ranging from Ben Wendel and Larry Goldings to Andrew...
261: Joey Alexander
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Born in Bali, Indonesia, Joey Alexander has been performing professionally since 2013 when he was invited by Wynton Marsalis to perform at the Jazz at Lincoln Center Gala. He was 10 years old. Alexander subsequently moved to the United States with his family and has been touring and recording ever since. Today he is 20 years old and releasing his seventh solo album Continuance. Here he talks ab...
260: Todd Sickafoose
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Bassist and composer Todd Sickafoose shows up in a lot of places: on stage with singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco or drummer Allison Miller, behind the scenes as a record producer for artists like Noe Venable and Anais Mitchell, orchestrating the music for the Broadway musical Hadestown (which earned him both a Grammy for record production and a Tony for orchestration), and as a bandleader. His ne...
251: Scenes from the Montreal Jazz Festival 2023
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251: Scenes from the Montreal Jazz Festival 2023
Tim Dillion is the best
I was a little surprised when he spoke about hating Nixon. It was LBJ who dragged us into the Vietnam War, it was Nixon who got us out. The Watergate thing was nothing. It was the democrats making a mountain out of a molehill. And today, the democrats are still dragging us into one war after the other. Eisenhower warned us if the Military-Industrial Complex. Steely Dan will always be my favorite assemblage of musicians. Especially Gaucho and Aja. Their best music came with studio musicians and Donald’s vocals.
This is one of the top 10 interviews about music, and jazz,,, Leo is the best! Gil is the best!
You definitely get the hairy eye from folks if you call Oakland/Berkeley "San Francisco." Made that mistake on a full-day job interview. Didn't get the job.
Fabulous!!! Great, great stuff.
AMAZING interview
WALK THE DOGG ❓️👍👀
What a great interview, Leo the GOAT!
Great interview with the interviewer not interrupting the artist too much.
I have never played D7 for 8 minutes and made people feel good. I crave that. I learned so much today. So many tasty tidbits for a new rhythm master like myself to take in. Ella is awesome! She’s my new guitar hero! ❤
Wow! How did i just now discover this channel. Wonderful work, Leo.
Truly spectacular Leo. Without a doubt the best interview with Donald hands down. Loved every moment. Congrats man, very very cool 😎
I think it would break Fred Armesian and the director of Whiplash's heart to hear this hahahah
For now, just gonna be sharing the word. But, maaaan, I'll be sharing insistently! (😂).
Love this!!
The way Donald leans back and sings is quite like Ray Charles.
Absolute best Donald Fagen interview!
This was a fantastic interview. Cheers!
@Theokatzman You are definitely worth reruns❤
Thanks. Julian is a mensch.
Sottotitoli grazie
I appreciate these guys for making me laugh so hard for years. it's so rare that I can listen to it for the 200th time and it's still funny.
The things that pass for knowledge I can’t understand
My ass neck
I had to stop listening because the sound quality was very poor. Too bad, it sounded interesting!
Sorry to hear that.
What a wonderful broadcast, fascinating insight into Rob's stellar career and talent. Sensitively and intelligently interviewed. A gem.
The BEST phone call pranks ever.
cool dude
Ryan Keberle performances and compositions are remarkable in the fusion of classical chamber music type melodies and jazz improv. His work with Reverso was quite the revelation. Path breaking for me. Big fan!
Larry is one of the greatest improvisers .His phrases are so beautifully sculpted that they sound composed .
Thanks for the video. Great interview with a brilliant man.
He told Jimi Hendrix to turn down and use a different amp. Obviously didn't understand amps or Jimi.
Why do take 5 minutes before anything starts- we arent here for your voice
I hope you didn't move here :)
4 minutes in and still no interview...
If I remember right based on the Howard Stern first interview with them when they do the prank about Gary gellavante's haircut That was the best with the Ukraine hair cutter or Russian or something If I remember right they said they got sued and they paid a settlement just to keep that 30 seconds skit of Pablo honey because the name infringement
love that take or leave it attitude
I just cleaned my flat while listening to this. Great interview. Liked and subbed.
Donald mentioned places near me. Woodstock outside of Saugerties is only an hour from me. Marlboro is near Poughkeepsie about an hour and a half from me.
The Faces records , nice .
What an intelligent, funny, interesting and perfectly paced interview. Worth anyone's time!
To tell you the truth l could not get through this. Like the music a lot but anyone who has a political view point without understanding politics is no one I need to listen to. Keep.making that wonderful music and stay out of politics please. I feel the same way about REM.
Interview starts at 5:33
when the video began to wind down I literally went like "WHAT.. WHY?...i want 12 hours more... every week..." continiuing in earnest, Leo Sidran's introduction was so poignant but restrained, not to mention the perfect amount of cheeky at times. To use the verbitage of the podcast itself here, Sidran writes like a musician who understands when to play notes and when to play silence. Of course Lage and his incredibley coheisve philosophy of guitar and personality can't help but be the star of the podcast; but nonethelss, I felt that the introducer Leo Sidran was such a receptive and intelligent interlocutor, that he himself became a satelite orbiting Lage. He is not only wellspoken, but is a patient and sypmathetic interviewer who knew how to direct the conversation comfortably and without rush. Thank you for providing us with such a rich text of philosophy.
Great interview! Well done.
Steely Dan are so smart so cool so stylish so much fun so complex so satisfying I could listen all day most days and still love everything. so sad about Walter. It is fun to listen to interviews and opinions to watch how to play the chords on Peg. But also explore what their musical loves are too. The wonderful world of music is one of our great arts and it is so useful. I love Donald Fagans voice I love it.I never think of flaws I think there you are my friend lets go.
Great stuff LEO, really profound insights that make me luv Chris’s playing, jazz, improvised music even more.
Here I am! The incredible lucky first comment poster! Amazing interview Leo, been listening to your talks over the past few days while shedding, love and appreciate what your doing, so much good vibes and many worlds to hang out in ❤ and been listening to Ben’s work on utube, incredible player and spirit 🔥 but I was wondering what the ending piece was? Who’s that speaking such things?!
Hey thanks! That's Tony Scott singing Lush Life on the record he made with Kneebody.
With that resume, I'd tell the whole universe to kiss my ass.
Great interview! I really got a sense of who he is