EP 006 | Interview with Roberto Romeo

Anyone riding the subway or taking the bus in NYC has a front row seat to humanity at a raw level. Here are some of the stories I’ve seen or been a part of over the last 20 years

Roberto Romeo is a legend in the saxophone community in New York City. In our interview this week we talk about his story as a sax surgeon and owner of Michiko studios as well his work with some of the greatest sax players in history.

My guest this week is my brother Saxophone and flute player Ras Moshe Burnett, who has been part of the creative music community in Brooklyn and New York City for forty plus years.

This week on No Sound Left Behind,  our first interview. Pianist and composer Chris Forbes has been on the front line of creative music for a long time.   His music is spiritual, connected to nature and the Earth, and swings. He also possesses a brilliant and extremely aware, contemporary mind.

A short episode about my walk through times Square Manhattan in the wind, with Pharaoh Sanders.

This week on No Sound Left Behind, my story about my friend and mentor Giuseppi Logan, part 1. Roswell Rudd told me that G was a genius. I knew him as the the most sincere sound I think I’ll ever hear.

Join host Matt Lavelle for the inaugural episode of No Sound Left behind. He will take a deep dive into his musical and artistic journey and share some of influences and mentors that were instrumental in shaping but his musical and artistic voices.