Steve Kuhn
American jazz pianist and composerWikipedia
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Oct 16, 2026
Lewis PorterGUEST
So there's one tune called Mr. Sims where Coltrane wrote out chords, but that wasn't for McCoy.
Lewis PorterGUEST
That was for Steve Kuhn.
Lewis PorterGUEST
It's kind of an interesting story.
Lewis PorterGUEST
That's in my book, the actual sheet.
Joe HendersonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[jazz music]
Frances ChanHOST
[jazz music][jazz music] This is the great Joe Henderson on tenor sax with a ballad version of Lazy Afternoon from 1965 with drummer Pete LaRocca, bassist Steve Swallow, and pianist Steve Kuhn from Pete LaRocca's album Basra.
Frances ChanHOST
And the story goes Pete and Steve Swallow took LSD before recording the session at Rudy Van Gelder's studio.
Frances ChanHOST
I don't know about Joe Henderson though, but he was a chain smoker, which pretty much led to his demise from emphysema.
Natali MorrisHOST
We're also going to talk to, uh, let me get my guest's name right.
Natali MorrisHOST
Uh, Oh, Steve Kuhn is a Bronze Star veteran and a founder of Take America back.
Natali MorrisHOST
And he is very knowledgeable about the AFD party.
Natali MorrisHOST
So what does this mean in Germany? Again, reject all of these labels.
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Natali MorrisHOST
So extreme, so destructive, right? They don't want to go to war.
Natali MorrisHOST
That's why they're being called far right extremists.
Natali MorrisHOST
Well, joining me today is Steve Kuhn.
Natali MorrisHOST
He's a Bronze Star veteran and founder of Take America Back.
Mel KHOST
And a lot of that has to do with the progressive money, money laundering machine being shut off.
Mel KHOST
And I'm going to jump to our pal over here, Steve Kuhn, who's working hard for freedom worldwide and to stop the global takeover, Agenda 2030, SDGs, global governance and the end of nation states, including our own.
Mel KHOST
Take a listen.
Steve KuhnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
With the guy whose job it was flying around the world, freezing USAID accounts and repatriating the money.
Joey BaronGUEST
I mean, um, there are few people that strike me that way.
Joey BaronGUEST
Robin, uh, because I'm close to her, you know, and, and for a long time now, but, but, uh, all through my life, I've had people that I was drawn to, like Steve Kuhn.
Brad WilliamsHOST
Mm-hmm.
Joey BaronGUEST
Uh, the sound that he gets on, on a piano is, is just, um, it's just excellence.
Joey BaronGUEST
It, it's a real model of excellence, and he studied with this, um, very famous teacher, uh, back in, in his day, um, Margaret Shaloff, who was Serge Shaloff's mother in Boston, and she was a world-renowned teacher, and her whole thing was about sound, getting the sound, and it's not from the wrist.
Joey BaronGUEST
It's comes from your back.
Joey BaronGUEST
And I-- And every day that I would play with Steve Kuhn on the road or in town at a gig or, um, any time we played, he'd always go to the piano, and he'd just do this thing where he's hitting, you know, three octaves, just single notes, and the sound, it, it's just awesome, you know? And I've seen him do it on all kinds of instruments, great instruments, terrible instruments, and he is able to make it sound excellent.
Joey BaronGUEST
And, uh, Jim Hall is another one.
DomHOST
Publishes 80 books a year.
DomHOST
Twice a yearly catalogue includes history, biography, professional military education, occasional works of popular fiction, such as Tom Clancy's first novel, Hunt for Red October, and Steve Kuhn's Flight of the Intruder.
DomHOST
I mean, he's another one of those sort of Tom
ChrisHOST
Clancy-esque authors.