Really? no, Really?This week’s show is all about the joy AND angst of gift giving, the importance of context and considering the message you want to send with your gift. Peter learns this when he gives Jason the gift of Rolling Stone’s bassist, Darryl Jones-for his own- personal bass lesson, and Jason points out the problems issues he has with this incredible gift…Really, no Really!
Coincidently, besides playing bass with the Stones, Miles Davis, Madonna, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Herbie Hancock (the list goes on and on) Darryl is a burgeoning actor having played several roles in some major projects. So why not knock out two birds with one Stone (pardon the intentional pun) in exchange for his talents as a musician, Jason offers his tips and advice on being an actor.
Darryl Jones was born on the south side of Chicago into a musical family. At 21, he landed a life-changing gig with the legendary jazz icon Miles Davis, with whom he would record and tour over the next five years.
In 1993, Jones was chosen to replace longtime band member Bill Wyman as bassist for the Rolling Stones. Since then, he has toured the world, performed on studio and live albums, and appeared in documentary “Darryl Jones: In The Blood.”
IN THIS EPISODE:
- How Miles Davis mentorship changed Darryl’s life.
- The remarkable way Mick Jagger and Keith Richards asked Darryl to audition.
- Pro acting tips from Jason Alexander and how his techniques could quite possibly ruin an actor.
- What it’s like to collaborate and make music with the Stones.
- The unusual items on the Stones’ backstage rider when they tour.
- Darryl reminisces about Charlie Watts, the late Stones’ drummer and the quirky quality that make him irreplaceable.
- The best gifts ever.
- Googleheim: America’s unwanted gift problem.
FOLLOW DARRYL JONES:
Online: www.darryljones.com
Instagram and Facebook: @DarrylJonesBassist
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