Podcast appearances and mentions of danny mccrum

Next year, Danny and Ben will have known each other for forty years.  Their friendship as has been quite the adventure, that's included the Masters Of The Universe, G.I. Joe, skateboarding, fist fights, forming their first band together at the age of twelve, both dropping out of school, scratching out a living as professional musicians, supporting the likes of Bryan Ferry, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton and these days, both finding more perspective and calm in their lives.  On this episode, Danny sits down with his oldest friend to chat about their hilarious and dramatic journey together. www.dontgiveup.co.nzSupport the show

Bobby Kennedy's back!  The band's back together for our usual year opener episode.  We talk A.I., music critiques and Danny gives an update on the future of the podcast.

Bobby Kennedy and Danny McCrum discuss the lessons they have learnt while making the podcast over the last six years and talk about the future of the show.  

From the maker to the made is a podcast about creativity, artistry, Process and flow. Each week host Barry power speaks to artists and creatives to get their own personal and unique perspectives on their work process and lifestyle in the modern digital age. This week is episode no.21 Danny McCrum Danny Is a Multi-instrumentalist from New Zealand. A songwriter, Guitar player producer. He has shared stages and worked with a who’s who of world-class players such as John Mayer, Jeff Beck, John Butler trio and simple minds. He has released four albums. His podcast which he co-founded with Drummer Bobby Kennedy from the band Opshop. Is called Don’t quit your day job and I have to say it's such a great show I highly recommend checking it out Danny and Booby have such a great rapport and they have just passed their 100th episode. Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube | Soundcloud. Barry Power is an Independent musician and creator. Signup to his mailing list and receive his ebook Where I choose to shine a light. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter If you or somebody you know would like to get in contact about appearing on From the maker to the made podcast as a guest. Please get in touch fromthemakertothemade@gmail.com Please like, share, subscribe, leave a comment and recommend this podcast if you enjoyed it. If you think you know someone who might pass it along. Website | Patreon | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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In this episode we talk through the pros and cons of being an artist on stage, off stage, and behind the scenes. This is complete blast of an episode where we get to talk on how Danny dropped out of high school and took the "risky" route of being a creative and artist. We also get to talk through the transition of the radio and show age into the digital age where there is a big change and challenge which pushes all of us to either go in more or to sink back and drown. Podcast host of " Dont Quit Your Day Job"We will have him back on and are looking forward to see what is happening during this pandemic as well as the light we can shine during this dark time.www.dannymccrum.comwww.poiemapdx.com@Poiemapdx--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/poiemapdx/support

Mark Rankin is a Grammy award winning mix engineer and music producer who's credits include critically acclaimed albums by CeeLo Green, Iggy Pop, Florence And The Machine, Foster The People, Queens Of The Stone Age and Adele. Mark was in New Zealand for the NZ Music Producer Series and after a busy week in the studio, he sat down with Danny McCrum to reflect on his life and career. They discussed Mark’s early years, how he found his ambition and worked hard to get his career off the ground. They talked about how Mark balances his work and family life and the psychology and techniques he uses to approach both the music and the varying personalities of the artists. Mark also talks about the recording sessions for Rolling In The Deep and how they developed the song. The story about how Adele recorded the vocals is crazy! This episode was recorded and filmed at Roundhead Studios so you can listen via the usual links or watch the video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/F-bu2ldK0O0

Danny McCrum   From Auckland, New Zealand, Danny McCrum is a highly respected guitarist, singer and songwriter with extensive experience on stage, in the studio and running the business behind the music.  He has worked with and supported many top artists including Eric Clapton, Tommy Emmanuel, John Mayer, John Butler Trio, Jeff Beck, Bryan Ferry, Joan Armatrading, Norah Jones, Jimmy Barnes, Simple Minds, Katie Melua and many top New Zealand acts.   Danny has worked as a session musician for numerous producers and artists including Greg Haver, Lizzie Marvelly, Peter van Gent, Alex Burke (US), Magnolia Memoir (US), Phil Edwards Band, Vann Dizon, Georgia Lines, AutoMatic 80s, the Michael Jackson tribute show 'King Of Pop'  and many more.     Danny has released three albums: Awake & Restless (2007, Elite Music), Say What You Mean (2009, Liberation/Universal) and Letters to the Future (2012, Paper Plane).  His fourth album Hustle Bustle will be released in September 2019.   Along with Bobby Kennedy (Opshop) Danny hosts the podcast series Don't Give Up Your Day Job where they talk to creative professionals about their experiences in the entertainment business. They have spoken to a long list of impressive names and have developed a loyal following.     Recorded in Sydney & Auckland 02/08/2019 Episode Music:  Intro Music: Hustle Bustle  - Danny McCrum Outro Music: Don't Be Late - Danny McCrum https://www.dannymccrum.com/home https://www.instagram.com/dannymccrum/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/dannymccrum https://www.dontgiveupyourdayjob.co.nz  https://www.facebook.com/dontgiveupyourdayjob/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.thegiglifepodcast.com https://www.facebook.com/thegiglifepodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/thegiglifepodcast/?hl=en https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5KahER1yXZQP3rh1mhSUqX?si=0O1lB7TJTaKfuD34xm7B7w Email: thegiglifepodcast@gmail.com #thegiglifepodcast  #thegiglife  

Danny McCrum is a musician, entrepreneur, and co-host of podcast ‘Don’t Give up your Day Job’. His fourth album Hustle Bustle will be released shortly. Danny once provided the soundtrack to some inaugural teen lovemaking on Shortland St. Lindsay describes his decision to do a second master’s degree as a Suzanne Paul moment.

For the first episode of each year Bobby Kennedy and Danny McCrum catch up about their lives and careers. On their fourth such episode they discuss Danny’s new upcoming album and the writing and production process behind it. They each share their experiences and struggles on past recording and creative projects. They discuss the ‘post-truth’ era, the manufactured aspect of modern pop music, whether you can truly validate and judge art and the PR culture that applies (sometimes completely fabricated) stories and selling points to artists that usually has no relevance to the music. Dig in.

English drummer Chris Bailey has played with the likes of Chaka khan, Boy George, Britney Spears, Nick Jonas, Desree and many more. Having established himself in the UK music scene, Chris relocated to L.A. and found himself starting again as an unknown in the sprawling, highly competitive concrete city. Danny sat down with Chris at a studio in Hollywood and the two musicians compared notes and discussed Chris’s journey, the highs and lows and the lessons learnt. Chris is a lovely guy and a fantastic musician. Put it in your ears!

One of the most highly regarded songwriters in New Zealand, Greg Johnson bounced around the local music scene playing jazz and listening to punk before gaining national attention with his breakthrough single Isabelle. Greg now lives and works in Santa Monica, CA and Danny McCrum recently caught up with him to record an honest and inspiring conversation about the highs and lows of Greg’s life in the business. This is Part 2. Part 1 can never be heard. Tune in to find out why!

Paul Walsh We have a really interesting guest on todays episode. Paul Walsh works in private security and his clients have included Metallica, Slipknot and Just Bieber. He’s also worked for the Police and The Special Tactics Group all over the world. We talk about his time in Afghanistan and Tanzania, the psychology behind his work, the close call with Metallica in Mexico and much more. We’ve also included a previously unreleased conversation between Danny McCrum and Gavin Downie about guitar amps, mic selection, Fender vs Marshall and how he helped develop Dave Dobbyn’s great tone. This is a fascinating listen, check it out!

We’re celebrating our 50th episode with guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel. Tommy is an Australian icon with an enthusiastic international audience. Everyone who sees him play, knows they’re witnessing something special. His music is a rare mix of feel, emotion and technical ability, all delivered with energy and personality. He is a profound musician and a great guy. Over the years Danny toured with Tommy four times and the experience had a profoundly positive impact on him. On this episode they reunite and Tommy opens up about his life, his struggles and his approach to his music and career. We had so many great conversations in vans, planes and hotel bars and finally we recorded one!' Tune into Don't Give Up Your Day Job for one of our best episodes yet! Do it!

In our very first episode we talked about our own beginnings in music. To kick off 2017 we thought we would pick up where we left off. In Part 2 we discuss conspiracy theories, music funding, perceived success and we both continue talking about our own stories and experiences in music. We’ve got some great guests coming up this year so stay tuned! http://www.dontgiveupyourdayjob.co.nz

This is our Christmas Special! It’s a two-part double episode with several great guests, snippets from previous episodes and more of our highly intelligent and enlightening banter. In PART 1 we speak to Matt Bizzle, a saxophonist who’s currently making the transition to full time musician. Nick Poortman returns to talk about social dynamics within the music industry and Bobby chats to Opetaia Foa'i from Te Vaka about writing the soundtrack for the upcoming Disney film Moana. In PART 2 Eddie Gaiger talks about his experience as a top ten contestant on NZ Idol and Gavin Downie returns to talk about the emotional and psychological challenges of working in the music industry; particularly for the roadies and technical crew. Bobby also talks about his ‘Little Drummer Boy’. Enjoy! And have a great Christmas! DM & BK http://www.dontgiveupyourdayjob.co.nz

This is our Christmas Special! It’s a two-part double episode with several great guests, snippets from previous episodes and more of our highly intelligent and enlightening banter. In PART 1 we speak to Matt Bizzle, a saxophonist who’s currently making the transition to full time musician. Nick Poortman returns to talk about social dynamics within the music industry and Bobby chats to Opetaia Foa'i from Te Vaka about writing the soundtrack for the upcoming Disney film Moana. In PART 2 Eddie Gaiger talks about his experience as a top ten contestant on NZ Idol and Gavin Downie returns to talk about the emotional and psychological challenges of working in the music industry; particularly for the roadies and technical crew. Bobby also talks about his ‘Little Drummer Boy’. Enjoy! And have a great Christmas! DM & BK http://www.dontgiveupyourdayjob.co.nz

Today we talk to Bart Baggett. Bart is a very interesting guy; based in L.A. he’s an author, speaker, comedian, marketer and one of the worlds' top forensic handwriting experts. For the past twenty years he’s been a guest on numerous radio and TV shows including Larry King, Howard Stern and the Today Show. We discuss the ‘Go to hell K’, sharing a spa with Sarah Silverman, the genius and frailty of Prince, the subject of ‘large Ys’…plus he analyses our handwriting and tells us things about ourselves we didn’t even know! Here's the link to Bart's handwriting analysis of Prince that was mentioned in the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NMsSC9Blas This podcast is a production of Day Job Productions Ltd. All Rights Reserved 2016

Gavin Downie is a production manager and instrument tech who has toured the world and worked with some seriously big names. He's overflowing with stories and experiences and we had a great conversation with him. Get into it. This podcast is a production of Day Job Productions Ltd. All Rights Reserved 2016

Jasper De Roos is our guest in episode #3. Jasper is a very experienced drummer, his bands have included Autozamm and Gramsci, he’s played all over the world and is an accomplished drum teacher. We talk about his shows in places like Iran and Russia, working in the studio, Metallica and even MacGyver gets a mention. Great guy, great chat! (Clapping in unison? Terrifying!) This podcast is a production of Day Job Productions Ltd. All Rights Reserved 2016

In this episode we talk to Dan Antunovich, a legendary New Zealand bass player who made the big move to L.A. to further his career. This guy is one of the few who didn't just talk about doing it. He actually did it. A fantastic talent, a charming individual and a great chat. This podcast is a production of Day Job Productions Ltd. All Rights Reserved 2016

For their first episode in this series, Bobby Kennedy and Danny McCrum interview each other. They discuss their beginnings in music, the business of music and the reason why they created this podcast series. This podcast is a production of Day Job Productions Ltd. All Rights Reserved 2016