Saxophonist David Sanborn has always been curious, especially when it comes to the creative process. His new podcast, As We Speak, gives him the opportunity to sit down with some of the most creative minds in the arts to talk about their unique creative process and much more. David's upcoming guests include Kurt Elling, Cecile McLorin Salvant, and an exclusive talk with his idol, Sonny Rollins."Th... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | a year ago |
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In one of his final interviews, David Sanborn sits down with best-selling author and musician James McBride. This is Part two of a two-part conversation.
In one of his final interviews, David Sanborn sits down with James McBride for a wide-ranging conversation.
the final interviews: Christian McBride in conversation with David Sanborn-part 1
The Final Interviews: Davide Sanborn in conversation with Christian McBride- Part 1
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I listened to these podcasts on my walks. They are a treasure and I hope WBGO can leave them up. With David’s passing, they have become even more precious - especially the conversation with Sonny Rollins which was a privilege to listen to. I was a big metal fan back in the early 80’s in high school, but one random day I caught “Hideaway” from Straight to the Heart being played on the radio. That’s when CDs were just coming out and I think it was the second CD I ever bought. R.I.P. David, Don Gro... more
Enjoyed the honoring of David it would be great to have some of his real close collaborators come together to talk about him and reminisce about playing with him and just being with him in the process. Marcus Miller would be a good start!!! Great
loss and way to soon. :(
Love this podcast… so natural. Kind of funny thing to say, though Dave your voice reminds me of Jim Hall’s 😅
great work.
We want more interviews and conversations. Please?
The Texas Tenor
David Sanborn is a joy. A wonderful musician, human being and a rather good interviewer. We are all lucky to have him. Interview with Pat Metheny is sensational.
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