Jamie Muhoberac's guest appearances

Jamie Muhoberac

The Caffeinated Keyboardist

Hooking From Home

Starting Small Music

Sam Tripoli

Jack Thriller

Yamaneika Saunders

Ralph Sutton

Sarah Lawrence

Dante Nero

Seaton Smith

Felicia Michaels

Jimmy Shubert

Jason Ellis

Earl Skakel

Geno Bisconte

Rosebud Baker

Dean Edwards

Ron G

OwlTail

John Mayer

Thank you for tuning into the "Starting Small Music." In this episode I am joined by Jamie Muhoberac, keyboardist for John Mayer. Hear about Jamie growing up the son of a session musician, recording in the studio with Stevie Ray Vaughn, and touring and recording with John Mayer. 

<p>Thank you for tuning into the "Starting Small Music." In this episode I am joined by Jamie Muhoberac, keyboardist for John Mayer. Hear about Jamie growing up the son of a session musician, recording in the studio with Stevie Ray Vaughn, and touring and recording with John Mayer. </p>

Jamie Muhoberac : Keyboardist for John Mayer

Calabasas-based American session keyboardist Jamie Muhoberac talks to Tokyo about his current 6 favorite movies, Fassbender, how he was influenced by his dad who played with Neil Young and Elvis Presley, skateboarding in the valley as a teenager. modular music, and working with Don Was, Trevor Horn and John Mayer. From Tokyo's apartment in Playa Santa Teresa, Costa Rica. Follow Jamie on IG @jamiemuhoberac and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung.

<p>Calabasas-based American session keyboardist Jamie Muhoberac talks to Tokyo about his current 6 favorite movies, Fassbender, how he was influenced by his dad who played with Neil Young and Elvis Presley, skateboarding in the valley as a teenager. modular music, and working with Don Was, Trevor Horn and John Mayer. From Tokyo's apartment in Playa Santa Teresa, Costa Rica. Follow Jamie on IG @jamiemuhoberac and Get Kuntpunched @iamhungyung.</p>

Peter Dyer

Ralph Schuckett

Contemporary keyboard session king Jamie Muhoberac meets young synth whiz &amp; composer Peter Dyer along with former Utopia/Lou Reed sideman &amp; Pokemón (!) composer Ralph Schuckett for this episode, recorded by John Paterno on Feb. 20, 2015.  We talked about modular synths, Mort Garson's "Black Mass Lucifer" 1970's synth opus, recording in studios vs. homes, in-ear monitoring, playing too hard (aka banging), and generational differences in experiencing music.  An eye and ear opener for sure.

TCK #7: Jamie Muhoberac, Peter Dyer, Ralph Schuckett