Steve Jordan (co)produced and played drums on Continuum, the album that turned John Mayer into a guitar hero. Twenty years later, he tells the whole story: the trio that started in a single day, the label boss who didn’t hear a hit, and the trio album that’s still in the can. And he talks about playing on 6 new John Mayer tracks for John’s upcoming album!
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold open & intro
1:23 Steve Jordan joins the show
1:40 Meeting John Mayer
4:05 Stitched Up & Herbie Hancock
8:53 How the John Mayer Trio started
13:33 Try! John’s stake in the ground
14:50 The label didn’t believe in it
20:18 Waiting On The World To Change
22:40 The sound of Continuum
28:21 Choosing drums for every song
30:30 In Repair: written in one day
31:47 A tour booked before there were songs
33:23 Memphis & the Al Green mic
34:43 Steve’s favorite Continuum track
35:27 How Vultures was born
41:23 The lost trio album
43:29 Jazz Foundation of America
53:09 New projects: The Verbs, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy
56:50 John’s new album
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