Why does Sade's Love Deluxe feel so good? It's chill, it's vibey and incredibly musically sophisticated. Jazz pianists Adam Maness and Peter Martin listen to Love Deluxe track-by-track, breaking down what's happening in the music: the minor and major thirds, the back phrasing and why Sade is the "Queen of the Ninth".
Plus - Adam gives a mini lesson on chromatic mediants and how they give 'Like a Tattoo' its distinctive sound.
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About You'll Hear It:
Jazz pianists Adam Maness and Peter Martin unpack popular albums track-by-track in this weekly listening party. They talk about what their trained ears hear in the music, offering audiences a new window into the records they love.
00:00 Love Deluxe - Sade 00:50 Sade, the band 03:04 The road to Love Deluxe 07:27 No Ordinary Love 14:52 Feel No Pain 17:15 I Couldn’t Love You More 20:52 Like a Tattoo 24:10 Chromatic mediants, explained 25:58 Kiss of Life 29:39 Cherish the Day 34:04 Pearls 38:21 Robert Glasper and Lalah Hathaway’s take 39:39 Bullet Proof Soul 41:46 Mermaid 46:27 1992 was SUCH a great year for music 47:18 Our desert island tracks 47:24 The best moments on Love Deluxe 48:48 Does this album need more chords? 51:06 The cover 52:59 Peter’s $26 beer
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