Two Musicians and a Microphone

Ladies and Gentlemen, first off thank you so much for listening to our show. Lost of stuff with the holidays, and personal setbacks going on, but we are back with a vengeance. We welcome today Jayme Claire to the studio. She's beautiful, she's talented, and she brought the laughs. Tune into this special episode during your quarantine.Thanks,Two Musicians and a Microphonehttps://www.jaymeclairemusic.com/

Natasha Remi...the shortest 39-year-old ever! Listen to this hilarious interview with Natasha Rem. Hear about her gigging life, how she brings the PA to her gigs, and why she is one of the hardest working females in the industry. It's all here on Two Musicians and a Microphone.

We're back with another singer in Season 2! This guy is full of info, it's Andrew Pena, singer/bass player from the Verge. He teaches us singing techniques, how to look cool, and most importantly How to get chicks?Tune into this awesome entertaining episode from Andrew Pena. #TwoMusiciansandaMicrophone#86itallpodcastSend your emails to heyimbackstage@gmail.com

Johnny Gomez, the Funkiest white boy around is talking to us from his home studio. Check out this guitarist/singer jamming out his funky original tunes

We have Katy Brezden in the studio today. She talks about live gigs, and also find out what she did backstage with a bucket, I couldn't belive it. You don't want to miss this episode.

You've never heard a singer like this! Berly Deckman is the soul. She fels music, and it just comes through her. Check out this hilarious episode...

We talk about "Over the Top" movie where Jimy played a bully, we talk Kenny Loggins and everything in between. Jimmy started playing at 10 years old. A few months after receiving his first drum set he landed a TV show alongside the late River Phoenix. A few months later he was doing theater in LA as a cast member and musician. By 14 he started his first band Polo that would end up in regular rotation at Disneyland as well as winning Starsearch and performing on numerous telethons. By 18 he had started getting calls for sessions and tours. It expanded from there. “I was lucky to have a huge family with all kinds of music playing at all times. As I grew as a musician, I just continued that trend of listening to everything. Consequently, I get calls from R&B artists as often as rock, pop and country artists.” From Santana, John Waite and Kenny Loggins to Tevin Campbell to Tony Orlando. 2003 Jimmy began touring with Spock’s Beard alongside fellow Aquarian artist Nick D’Virgilio. 2012 saw Nick leaving and Jimmy taking over as the full time drummer with the release of Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep and 2015 with The Oblivion Particle. Now on to new territory, A solo album coming and a new band Pattern Seeking Animals.

Let's go back to the 80s. We chat with the lead singer Nigel Naughty from the best 80s tribute band "80Z All-Stars". Here is the video clip Dave was talking about regarding RayCharles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwecLq-AvkI&t=134sYou can find more on 80z All-Stars at http://www.80zallstars.com/If you have any questions for him you can message us at heyimbackstage@gmail.com

Today we chat with Crystal Cluelee about warming up, using your voice, singing in choir, educating yourself, and so much more.

Hey Everyone,We are back with an all-new Season 2, and this time it's about singers. Our first singer to kick things off is Caleb Blacksher who I had the pleasure of fronting my part band House Party back in the day. This guy is like Stevie Wonder and John Mayer put together. He is multi-talented, and an all-around great guy, it's Caleb Blacksher. He lives in Missouri and plays with The Mikey Needleman Band https://www.mnband.com/

Hey Everyone, This episode Rocky and Dave hash out COVID, and what it's done to musicians, and how we are surviving. Check out this special episode for tips on you can keep gigging, and working. ***This episode is dedicated to Joseph Frank Ramirez 01/11/54-07/26/20

He's the man on the bass, the vocals, the crazy musical arrangements. You've seen him everywhere, now you get to hear him share his secrets. Check out this podcast as we chat with Russ Walters.If you want to email Russ a question you can send it to heyimbackstage@gmail.com...Be sure to also check out our friends https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/86-it-all/id1505462209

It's all about inspiration in this episode. Dave and Rocky throwback to their favorite memories.

This is our Scary Music in Movies Episode! Rocky runs with this one... Take a listen and learn about facts on horror music, or maybe just opinions.

Yesss!!! You heard it right. This episode is packed with details about video game music. #videogameslive #Nintendo #sega #Punchout

Yes, we're talking vinyl records today. Check out our concept albums, and interesting facts we drop. Yes, we're talking vinyl records today. Check out our concept albums, and interesting facts we drop.

It's all about the music in movies today! Listen to Rocky and Dave chat about hit songs in movies.

We have a special guest on the phone this episode Ms. Jenn Takahashi.Jenn is a soulful singer-songwriter from Southern California. She began her music career nearly a decade ago writing songs for developing artists under major and independent record labels in Los Angeles. She then transitioned to singing professionally with cover bands, while working with songwriters and producers from LA to Japan. Jenn was a band member of the San Diego cover band Party Quake for seven years and is currently the lead singer of The Verge. She is an up-and-comer in the Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego area, regularly performing with various entertainment companies as well as an acoustic duo and occasionally sitting in with various local bands such as the SideKicks and the Clay Colton Band. Tons of funny stories on this one. Check it out!

Dave and Rocky talk about pre-gig thoughts, scrolling through apps on the phone, and other gig antics. You don't wanna miss this!

Accessories! Accessories! Accessories! We as musicians all break strings, sticks, drumheads, etc. Here we discuss how we had to do quick fixes on stage.