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And and he doesn't talk about that in this interview but Leonard Cohen has always been partial to w b I for launching his music career who knew that a poet could turn into a old legendary artist I guess Bob Dylan did it but Leonard Cohen didn't know that he could do it but he did so thanks to w b a I you're going to have your little some of this by the way while we're listening call 807350230807350230 Greg Palast saying listen to Leonard Cohen make that call well the years go by you change I think. In terms of the actual musical style record. A great deal of it is due to. But it's a success. Or not is of course a matter of taste I think it's quite successful. And that comes from working with a man named John the sound. To be rooted in arranging was playing piano Gagan sit next to my mind the most interesting musical mind I've come across in many years and it was very and. It was very exciting to be retrieved through security it was really quite a change and I think his work is going to be very important and will. Certainly surpass what he's done for me this is a matter of. Structuring way. Oh well acquainted with the music of all ages at all times and is completely fluent in all the baby I'm certainly. Going to want. Them babies to work with and for. That I Want. To move in. In the sunshine and. In the nightstand. That hired you. To come and try. To bring you down there in a month of May feel bad when it is not the case and. I read that is a brief moment from the Leonard Cohen interview in fact it is so valuable that a p.b.s. Subsidiary came to us and they were doing animated shorts to audio that had no visual component and so we suggested Why don't you do this Leonard Cohen interview that would be pretty cool and then really they were really hot on the idea and then Leonard Cohen dies a couple of years ago and the week that he dies the person called us up and says All right we're going to we're going to do that. We're going to do that animation to Leonard Cohen interview and you can actually see it online. If you look at p.b.s. And Leonard Cohen There's an animated short 2 hour w b I interview from 1973 but please this is just one of so many. 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Movement the movement for freedom of speech all of these movements that took place had strategy they had leaders they had community they had community building they were all the union building movement that was huge in America you know we had child labor laws we had children working 20 hour days you know we are still working on livable wages we're still working as a temp employees without benefits they're figuring out ways to weaken the labor force and we need to fight back and the only way that we can arm ourselves is through knowledge what did the people do before us what did Upton Sinclair have to say what Dr Martin Luther King up to say what it say's her child is in dollars worth they have to say about organizing union workers what about the 2nd wave of feminism What about the Women's Building in Los Angeles and San Francisco some of this is just so cool to listen to you got read to me Brown if you're great and it's author Gloria Steinem Kennedy lectures you've got. 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Yeah one of the great answers for in crazy how poorly is that guy Mohammad Ali who was he Do you remember him Ok Carlos cast the Neda boy if that doesn't move things and then I got some guy named Bernie Sanders we had Bernie here we had burgers Buddy Yeah and that's this is important great Cuban music music of the night in Chicago Memphis slim live at the gate this stuff is insane Oh yes 200 $50.00 minimum donation make it now 807-3502 we're going to take a there we're going to take a short break keep those phones ringing 187350230 we're going to listen to Alice Coltrane talking about her time working with John Coltrane and we'll be right back but keep those phones ringing. How is John as a band leader. Yes he was very kind to everyone he never went and stood on anything he is very mild mannered his character is of the highest order. I never seen him have an eye young man with Annie one. I heard him explain things when they're needed to be clarity about a certain subject but there was never a anger or. Sort of the phrase reactionary tone in his voice it was just always very kind very even. Tempered very balanced is his manner and I think that he was respected by the musicians for that I respected him also for that because I've seen leaders sort of under the pressure of the leadership and the responsibility and all that I've seen them just not be able to being good control and he was always whether we traveled or something about that to getting. The kinds of contract he was just just very mild and very even minded even tempered Did you ever have an experience out where you're playing with with John where you were able to pause for a moment and almost not believe what you were hearing. Creating I think not which I think is interesting because some people think how could you even play anything seeing slide you only been in our of sit in a position next am playing this music here or here is a creator and aware of a sound that was just so beyond our thinking and to sit in that seat also McCoy Tyner I felt is a great musician and a great innovator Believe me I never and any qualms about. And I feel the reason is the is Sharon's came from him from John and he said you know I really want to invent because he asked me I was surprised the day that he asked me because you have been had gone on their way separate ways it surprised me I didn't know why I would not even take time out of find someone to take the position that McCoy And when you said I want you you know join the van be with us play with us so I said Ok that's fine by me if this is what you want so I didn't have a fear a doubt I knew I had a lot to learn but oh what a great opportunity to learn you know I wouldn't want that for fit for anything so. I gladly accepted and it was beautiful it was a great experience I think it lasted about a year because of his health and everything but and and. Just for us to you know play music together in the house is what we did most of the time . Once the little ones will sleep so we did in the evening you go over music child new music read some of the scores and whatnot like Stravinsky share and where we look at their their friends and it was just it was nice time to be was someone who was at such a level of high respect and high achievement you know it's Ok I feel great to walk along beside someone and you both can relate to each other because you're sort of at that level but it was great respect for someone who was so to leave. In their field and that you don't expect. You know you don't expect that this is someone that's looked upon with such. Great honor and deservedly so I mean we've never heard music that we've never heard even a sound like that and you know we are great people we force Lester Young. All of those great players and they had their unique sound which was a gift. When John came out that we heard him we heard a sound we heard something that hadn't been explored it hadn't been played and I'd like. To. 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