8 Stars....Like Spinal Tap
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“This review doesn’t just go to 7 stars, it has that one extra (maybe because when I heard it my speakers were on 11). Great show, Adam and Peter are funny, engaging and absolutely serious when it counts - about laying down some great jazz advice, useful to the complete novice all the way to the gigging musician. And thanks for taking the topic I suggested - and the super-kind words. #imnotworthy”
RobE54321 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/04/18
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“I’ve been a longtime subscriber to Peter and Adam’s Openstudio website, which I love. Their podcast is a great resource as well. In this podcast is tons of practice and playing advice to guide one in their jazz journey. Most episodes are about 10 minutes long so the material presented is...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
02/12/18
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“Not just for jazz players, there’s great nuggets of info for all aspiring musicians. I now look forward to my morning commute with Peter and Adam every day!”
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United States of America ·
02/14/18
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“What better day than today to be thankful for this podcast? As a longtime guitar player, it’s so inspiring to discover that I have so much to learn, as so eloquently made evident by these two geniuses. Thanks guys!!”
Tony Larson via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/22/18
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