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Episode 94:Our Most Charles Haley Episode Ever
On this episode of WITSHFY Curtis takes us into the deep cut weed with a song by Tomi Malm and Jonathan plays a song by the band Ripe. Then in the category songs Curtis plays a song that is #1 In Our Hearts by Robbie Dupree and Jonathan has a bizarre cover by Those Darn Accordions.
Curtis Gross is a self-employed video editor.
Jonathan Workman is an adult learning consultant based in Wichita, KS.
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The intro music is the first 30 seconds of the Ornette Coleman tune "Song X" fed into AI software that attempts to output the song to a solo piano transcription. The outro music is the first 30 seconds of Sonny Rollins' version of the tune "St. Thomas" fed into the same software.
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By witshfyOn this episode of WITSHFY Curtis takes us into the deep cut weed with a song by Tomi Malm and Jonathan plays a song by the band Ripe. Then in the category songs Curtis plays a song that is #1 In Our Hearts by Robbie Dupree and Jonathan has a bizarre cover by Those Darn Accordions.
Curtis Gross is a self-employed video editor.
Jonathan Workman is an adult learning consultant based in Wichita, KS.
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Make sure you are subscribed to Why Is This So Hard For You. Type Why Is This So Hard For You in your podcast provider, hit that subscription button, and leave us a five-star review. This will make it easier for other podcast listeners to find the podcast.
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The intro music is the first 30 seconds of the Ornette Coleman tune "Song X" fed into AI software that attempts to output the song to a solo piano transcription. The outro music is the first 30 seconds of Sonny Rollins' version of the tune "St. Thomas" fed into the same software.