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Manny Marroquin - Books That Changed My Life: The E-Myth #4

28 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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A short spoken excerpt from a YouTube video in which the speaker praises the sonic quality of John Mayer's album Continuum (mentions owning a vinyl pressing) and recounts an anecdote about speaking with renowned drummer Steve Jordan while mixing vocals — admitting they didn't initially realize Jordan's identity and expressing high regard for him (also referencing Abe Laboriel). The tone is informal and reflective, focused on production appreciation and a personal story.

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Sonically best albums. There's one that comes to mind is John Mayer's Continuum. Yeah. I have a. I have a vinyl pressing of that album. I want that. And I don't. I don't understand how that album is what it is. So I'll never forget where. When I'm mixing the vocals. By the way, I forgot to tell you, the guy that I was talking to, Steve Jordan. Steve Jordan, if you're in the drumming world, is one of the greatest, if not greatest, drummers alive, besides Abe Laborio. But I'm talking to one of my favorite drummers. I didn't even know it was him. If I had known it was Steve Jordan I was talking to, I would have been like a teenage girl, like, with backstory boys, you know, like.