Dave Nachmanoff's guest appearances

Dave Nachmanoff

Nakedly Examined Music Podcast

Ronan's Recording Show

Michaela Anne

Sam Phillips

Paula Cole

Alejandro Escovedo

David Cross

Matt Wilson

David Cain

Ken Stringfellow

David Lowery

Steve Hackett

Robbie Fulks

Nik Kershaw

Kaki King

James McMurtry

Susan Cattaneo

OwlTail

Dave is a consummate craftsman in the acoustic singer-songwriter vein, but with the added bonus that he's an amazing guitar player, who for 15 years or so has acted as sideman for '70s Brit-legend Al Stewart, i.e., filling in the entirety of the musical palette apart from Al's singing and strumming. And Dave has a philosophy Ph.D., and put that to use in crafting his most recent album Spinoza's Dream (2016), where each song reflects a particular philosopher.We talk about the title track from that album, plus two songs from Step Up (2011): "Sheila Won’t Be Coming Home" (a duet with Al Stewart) and "Descartes in Amsterdam" (originally written and recorded in 1997). We finish by listening to "All Good" from the new album. The opening music is Dave's instrumental version of Al's hit "Year of the Cat" from Wordless Rhymes (2005).Learn more at davenachmanoff.com.Hear more Nakedly Examined Music.

Dave is a consummate craftsman in the acoustic singer-songwriter vein, but with the added bonus that he's an amazing guitar player, who for 15 years or so has acted as sideman for '70s Brit-legend Al Stewart, i.e., filling in the entirety of the musical palette apart from Al's singing and strumming. And Dave has a philosophy Ph.D., and put that to use in crafting his most recent album Spinoza's Dream (2016), where each song reflects a particular philosopher. We talk about the title track from that album, plus two songs from Step Up (2011): "Sheila Won’t Be Coming Home" (a duet with Al Stewart) and "Descartes in Amsterdam" (originally written and recorded in 1997). We finish by listening to "All Good" from the new album. The opening music is Dave's instrumental version of Al's hit "Year of the Cat" from Wordless Rhymes (2005). Learn more at <a href="http://davenachmanoff.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">davenachmanoff.com</a>. <a href="http://www.nakedlyexaminedmusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hear more Nakedly Examined Music</a>.

NEM#20: Dave Nachmanoff Crafts Specific Yet Universal Stories

Al Stewart

In this episode I explain “Air EQ”, or “Why the heck would anyone boost EQ at 40K?”. I show some 40K boosting with the air band on the Maag EQ4 plugin and we pull up examples with Al Stewart in the studio (with Dave Nachmanoff) to try it out.To Watch on your ipad or iphone [...]

In this episode I explain “Air EQ”, or “Why the heck would anyone boost EQ at 40K?”. I show some 40K boosting with the air band on the Maag EQ4 plugin and we pull up examples with Al Stewart in the studio (with Dave Nachmanoff) to try it out. To Watch on your ipad or iphone [...]

Air EQ explained – Featuring Al Stewart and Dave Nachmanoff