Eric Curtis

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2,219 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 5 Aug

Eric Curtis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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all right, what the fuck else is out there?
Which on the one hand is lovely because I get to explore new things.
On the other hand is viscerally unstable.
right well well i want to bring it back to a very specific thing um and maybe this can be a thing that we lead with the after show and um because in the first five minutes of this podcast today you brought up um miles davis versus john coltrane and immediately i wanted to know more about the distinction between them because i i've
I could be wrong, but I think Miles Davis is the more famous jazz musician of the two.
John Coltrane certainly has a name, right?
Everybody knows who John Coltrane is, but Miles Davis is like the pop culture icon of jazz musician or jazz music.
So what I want to know, and I think we can push this to the after show.
Cause I think this will be an interesting conversation as a professional musician, um,
I don't want to say you spoke negatively of Miles Davis, but there seemed to be an admiration of John Coltrane that was not there in the mention of Miles Davis.
And as somebody who knows Miles Davis's work more than John Coltrane's work, I'm just very curious to hear you elaborate on that.
I already know what Thompson's going to say, bitch.
I want to know.
I think for the people out there, I think that could be a really interesting conversation.
Miles Davis, listen.
For the millennials among us, if peeing your pants is cool, consider me Miles Davis is a seminal sign.
That's a...
What the fuck are you holding up?
Okay, look at that.
There you go.
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