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Why The “Vibing” Culture In Jazz Has to Go

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Welcome to episode 71 of the LJS Podcast where today we are talking about why the "vibing" culture in jazz has to go.

Vibing is best defined as a mean-spirited attitude towards another musician and the way they play the music.

It's a toxic environment that sometimes exists at jam sessions, gigs, and in jazz communities. It's time for it to go. Listen in!

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