Ep #69 Chris Dippolito part 1 music talk

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Get ready to strap on your skates and tune up your instrument! Today’s episode is a two-parter, as we welcome back our favorite injured guest, Chris. We kick the puck around with a deep dive into the Philadelphia Flyers' new regime - from their savvy strategies to a frank conversation about the team's urgent need for homegrown defensemen. We're calling it a promising year for the Flyers
After the final whistle, we switch from our hockey jerseys into our music tees. We plunge into a symphony of topics, unfolding the complex personalities of woodwind players, the art of showmanship in music, and the emotion-stirring magic of intervals and chords. Chris, with his wealth of insights, navigates us through these melodies. We also discuss the energy, fashion, and generational shifts in the world of concerts. Whether it's a large arena or an intimate performance, each has an unmatched vibrancy.
Can't get enough of music? Hold on, because we go a step further. We explore the controversial topic of sampling in music, and its parallels with the works of Roy Lichtenstein. As we dissect the ethical implications, we discuss the challenges of sustaining a music career, the power of improvisation in jazz, and the delicate dance of control and collaboration within a band. With Chris on our side, we strum through these intriguing subjects. So plug in, tune up, and let’s hit play.

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1. Flyers' Regime and Podcasting Discussion (00:00:00)

2. Saxophone Ego and Musical Performance (00:10:44)

3. Concert Experiences and Local Celebrities (00:23:30)

4. Sampling and Visual Art Relationship (00:37:11)

5. Ethical Dilemmas in Music Distribution (00:42:59)

6. Challenges of Sustaining a Music Career (00:48:50)

7. The Creative Process in Jazz Music (00:54:14)

8. Expressly Podcast With Kevin Stan (01:02:38)