So I Used To Be In A Band...

What do you get when you cross an incredible guitar player with the nicest guy you know? Why Jeremy Case of course! Join us as Jeremy dives deep into his early years learning guitar and how he developed his skills. I reveal to Jeremy that I knew about him long before Cinderblock Baby and wanted to really have the opportunity to play alongside him. We also discuss some of his time with Get Down Sammy, and what it could take to get back onto a stage. Enjoy his sound as I layer his solos to take us in and out of the show!

25 years ago in September of 1996, CInderblock Baby received their shipment of 500 CDs. It was the pinnacle of everything we had sought to achieve at the time. Join us as we stroll down the bike path to memory lane and discuss making the CD, some of our favorite moments on the album, and just the general fun and mayhem we were experiencing through it all.

Every journey has a beginning and mine becoming a musician leads directly back to my friend, Jim Wentworth. Jim was my Obi-Wan, my Mr. Miyagi. He gave me my first job and also my first real guitar of value. I enjoy a conversation exploring with Jim his early years of playing guitar and learning music. He tells me about some of the bands and really cool projects he's worked with. We also have a laugh about our time playing and working together. This is definitely a special episode for me.

Mitch and I have a conversation about how he discovered music and the journey it's taken him along. From college jamming, being THE quintessential morning radio DJ, a guitarist, drummer, and now bass player. Whew. I don't think he's finished yet. Pick up some great energy as we reminisce about the best of times and how music brings that energy to Mitch's life.

Old friend and accomplished actor/writer/filmmaker Ramon Fernandez joins me to talk about when music became a seminal point in our life. We were there together and discuss how 1991 saw the world begin to march to a different beat. There's a classic album from almost every genre. Hip-hop stood up and said 'look at me!' Rock became grunge. Metal breaks through. Rap rock plants it's roots. Join us as we discuss the journey we shared through that experience.