The comedian Reggie Watts doesn't tell jokes: he's a pianist who can mimic any musical genre and a multilingual savant who's a genius with accents. Watts performs live in our studio and shows Kurt how he uses improvisation to make every show unique.
Reggie Watts performs live in our studio!
Guests:
Reggie Watts
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Really difficult to convey this as a "sound story" and it was done beautifully. Really compelling.
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I just bought this album from Amazon and listened to it while my wife, baby son, and I had supper. ...
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Just saw Reggie in San Francisco at the Mezzanine! He went off on a riff where every word sounded like it came from a Dungeons and Dragons/fantasy/sci-fi mash-up, but made no sense and yet was truly brilliant - the crowd went freakin' nuts!!
I saw Reggie about 10 years ago live. I thought he was so brilliant and funny. I also saw his band Maktub at the High Dive in Seattle. He is so talented and has one hell of a voice. So glad you had him on the show. Right On Reggie!!
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