Dr. Susan Rogers / "This Is What It Sounds Like"

Talk of Ages

Mike Tully

Music, Music History, Jasonellisshowsiriusxmmadscientistpartyhour

5 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 9 February 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Berklee music professor Dr. Susan Rogers discusses her years working as Prince's personal recording studio engineer plus her new book "This Is What It Sounds Like: What the Music You Love Says About You."

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0:00.0	OK, you ready to start this show?
0:05.0	Your host of the evening is really funny, dude.
0:08.0	I forgot his last name, but I've seen him before.
0:10.0	He's really funny.
0:11.0	Get up from height.
0:13.0	Yay!
0:16.0	Coming to you live on tape from an above ground basement
0:22.0	in rapidly gentrifying Culver City, adjacent California,
0:27.0	boasting a partially obstructed view of the world famous Hollywood sign.
0:32.0	This is The Tully Show.
0:34.0	I am your host, Mike Tully, joining me today.
0:38.0	A professor at the esteemed Berkeley School of Music
0:42.0	and a accomplished producer and studio engineer
0:45.0	and the author of a book entitled This Is What It Sounds Like.
0:49.0	What the music you love says about you.
0:52.0	Hello and welcome, Dr. Susan Rogers.
0:57.0	Hi, Mike. Nice to be here with you.
1:00.0	Tell me about that intro music.
1:02.0	The drums sounded great.
1:04.0	The guitar sounded great.
1:05.0	What were you playing on that?
1:07.0	Well, it's kind of hard to say in this day of age, in this day and age.
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