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Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

Thanks for posting those videos, @Erik Woods. I was trying to inform as many people as possible, and forgot the most important place!
 
Here is background on these videos: I hosted a virtual roundtable for 18 John Williams fans, all of whom cohosted "The Baton" with me. We talked for two hours about a lot of topics, including John Williams' legacy and the state of film scoring in the 21st century. There was also some lengthy debate about the music for two Indiana Jones films. But the highlight (at least for me) was a WORLD PREMIERE of a trombone overdub by Jim Nova of "Wide Receiver," the composition Williams wrote for NBC's football coverage.
 
I hope everyone enjoys this special bonus episode of "The Baton."

What a great, great, final episode. Congratulations.

A journalist never reveals his sources.

Reunion of Friends was a great pick. It filled me with nostalgia and a bit of sadness.
Thank you for the podcast, it was truly amazing. I am so glad to have learned so much about John Williams' work.
 

Congrats @Trumpeteeron wrapping up a terrific series. As a fellow Arizonan (grew up in Glendale) and swimmer, I’m doubly proud. Bravo!

Sad to see the podcast end. I have enjoyed the insights and think this series will be looked back as a valuable resource for info on John Williams. I've learned so much from each episode (and liked the comments from your guests as well) 
 
Thanks again for the great work!

I really enjoyed the episodes with Paul Wright! I just love how he delves into the musicological aspects, the philosophy of music, and even the psychology. So cool to have a knowledgeable co-host like him!

Love the featurette excerpt in The Post. Never knew that one existed!

A journalist never reveals his sources.

A journalist never reveals his sources.

Thanks. That's my journalism degree at work!

Nothing in return. The Brits have always been happy to be a part of the show. (Three of my four "special guests" come from the UK.)

That's exactly how it happens.

Thanks. That's my journalism degree at work!

Thanks. That's my journalism degree at work!

Thanks. That's my journalism degree at work!

Cool. Did they play four hands?

I always smile when I hear "Getting Out the Vote." Such a fun composition to go with a great montage sequence.