Film Inquiry presents So Grosse, Such Pointe, Much Blank, a new podcast obsessively devoted to contextualizing and celebrating Grosse Pointe Blank(1997). Each week, join hosts Blake I. Collier and Joe George for a deep dive into the discographies and filmographies of all the cast, crew, and musicians featured in the film as well as a minute-by-minute analysis and interviews with first-time viewers, critics, cast & crew, etc.!
In this episode, your hosts, Blake and Joe, actually stay on topic for once and talk about Johnny Nash’ 1964 album, Composer’s Choice. We dive into the perfect mixture of instrumentation and raw Nash vocals, how this version of jazz differs from his past attempts, and we speculate on what this album meant for Nash considering this would be the last of his teen idol/crooner albums. Join us for a good time and remember that this podcast is us…breathing.
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