
Join host Mike Jones as he discusses music in the lives of creative and interesting people! Mike talks 1-on-1 with the various people he has met as a jazz pianist and music director for Penn & Teller.
Music plays a part in how creative people are inspired, whether someone is an accomplished musician or just listened to their favorite album on repeat in school. With humor and curiosity, Mike talk... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This week, to celebrate the spooky season we have part 2 of our talk with the great Todd Robbins! Check out part 1 here.
Magician, sideshow artist, and ragtime pianist Todd Robbins sits down with Jonesy for Part 1. He learned the Maple Leaf Rag fro... more
Todd Robbins learned the Maple Leaf Rag by slowing down a Scott Joplin piano roll and watching where the keys went. In Part 1 of a two-part conversation, the magician, sideshow artist, and ragtime pianist tells Jonesy how a string of happy accidents ... more
This week Quentin Walston, pianist, author, and jazz educator, joins Jonesy for a conversation about a simple idea: people enjoy the music more when they understand what is going on inside it. He would know. He broke down Take Five into a short vid... more
This week Jonesy sits down with the great Skip Heller: composer, guitarist, bandleader, arranger, and one of the most restlessly curious musicians you will ever meet. Skip grew up in Philadelphia a few blocks from Dizzy Gillespie's old house, never t... more
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I love these insightful conversations with all of the special guests that Mike brings onto the show. As a professional musician myself, it’s very cool to hear both musicians and non-musicians talk about not only their histories, but, even moreso, their musical inclinations.
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