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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2017 · 49 MIN

79: Mob Town Tour Vol. 3 - Is jazz still regional

from The Third Story with Leo Sidran · host Leo Sidran

On this third installment of the Mob Town Tour series of episodes, we explore the Milwaukee jazz scene. I've always been interested in the Milwaukee players and sound, going back to when I was a young musician coming up in Madison. Here I talk to pianist David Hazeltine, bassist Jeff Hamann and pianist Mark Davis, and my father Ben, about the history of jazz in Milwaukee. We're also exploring the idea of regional dialects when it comes to jazz, and music in general. What does it mean to have a bunch of creative people leaning in the same direction, or speaking in the same accent, and what brings that on? Particularly today, is it still possible retain local flavor and speak a regional dialect in a global world? Today all musicians have access to the same information - and that's all the information. But do they still have access to their scene? third-story.com

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