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Between the Gigs
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Hosted by bassist Marty Isenberg, Between the gigs is a humorous podcast about the lives of musicians. Each week Marty sits down with his friends, musicians and industry professionals to discuss specific topics, tell stories from the bandstand, and use cool catch phrases. And that’s just the tip of the Isenberg…
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Episode 8 Man Bites Dog with Guest Justin Mathews
Feb 25, 202000:49:00Tap to summarizeI, like many of you, have a complicated relationship to Spotify. Streaming services have changed the way people consume music, and for many artists that change has led to complete resignation and existential despair. But my guest Justin Mathews looks at the bright side of streaming and offers his take on how creative artists always find a way to navigate the challenges of their time. Check out the new single from Llinks, an artist produced by Justin, called ‘Slow Burn’ https://earmilk.com/2020/02/20/llynks-intertwines-gothic-sensibilities-on-slow-burn/
Transcribe →Episode 7: The Jazz Dentist with Guest Daniel Bennett
Dec 31, 201901:00:00Tap to summarizeThis week Daniel Bennett and I discuss his latest album We Are the Orchestra, download the album here: https://danielbennett.net/we-are-the-orchestra, his career as a touring musician, and a mish-mosh of philosophy and stories of Daniel’s between the gigs life.
Transcribe →Bonus Episode: The Hairy Billionaires pod showcase!
Nov 13, 201900:15:00Tap to summarizeBonus Episode: The Hairy Billionaires pod showcase! The Hairy Billionaires is a comedy rock opera starring Sherry and Thierry Billionaire. In this special episode, we give you the first look at 2 new songs we’ve recorded for the show. My guest and writing partner Greg Marino helps me introduce this brave new operatic work.
Transcribe →Episode 6: Between the Records with Guests Marta Sanchez and Chase Baird
Nov 9, 201900:44:00Tap to summarizeThis week we chat about navigating the recording industry for jazz musicians, and Marta and Chase speak about their new records as bandleaders You can (and should!) Purchase them by following these links: https://www.soundsaboundrecords.com/releases/a-life-between-autographed, https://martasanchezquintet.bandcamp.com/
Transcribe →Episode 5: Genre Wars with Guest Diana Gaeta
Sep 19, 201901:00:00Tap to summarizeThis week I sit down with pop culture expert Diana Gaeta, the host of ‘Femsplained’ podcast. We have a saucy exchange about the state of popular music in 2019. In the end, we both die on our respective hills with no shots fired.
Transcribe →Episode 4: Marco and Marty in the Morning with Guest Marco Frey
Aug 19, 201900:50:00Tap to summarizeThis week my guest Marco Frey takes us on a mind journey exploring the world of digital marketing for musicians.
Transcribe →Episode 3: The Soul Doctor Fiasco with Guests Brian Radock and Janet Robin
Jul 23, 201901:25:00Tap to summarizeIn the Spring of 2018, The Broadway show “Soul Doctor” set out on what was advertised as a world tour ending in Jerusalem. It was a show about a holy ‘Rockin’ Rabbi who moved to San Francisco, and has been called “Hair meets Fiddler on the Roof”. The company of performers became a close knit hippy family. But little by little we discovered our backers sabotaging the show at every turn. It was as if we had followed a false holy man. Marty sits down with his orchestra friends Brian and Janet to tell the tale.
Transcribe →Episode 2: Between the Sticks with Guest Eric Reeves
Jul 23, 201900:53:00Tap to summarizeThis week my guest is drummer Eric Reeves. We discuss growing up in a musical family, the perils of improvisation and his philosophical approach to life as a musician.
Transcribe →Episode 1: The Hairy Billionaires with Guest Greg Marino
Jul 23, 201900:53:18Tap to summarizeMarty sits down with guest Greg Marino to discuss their comedy rock-opera/band/conceptual masterpiece, “The Hairy Billionaires”. Marty goes on a tangent to DESTROY Long Island. Greg modestly protests, but ultimately capitulates.
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