Rexomatic Records Rex Anderson

Matt Early from Gotta Groove Records joins us to talk about pressing big beautiful vinyl records.

We interview amazing singer/songwriter Django Haskins who contributed his guitar and background vocals to the the new Big FOR His AGE Too album. We visit with Django about life without touring, balancing studio work, songwriting and kid wrangling during this time of Covid and about his reflections on vinyl records. 

We have an opportunity to visit with some of the founding Big FOR His AGE band members, Gregg Anderson, Cathey Anderson and Gary Oreskovich  about their contributions to the new album and their reflections on vinyl records and to visit with one of the more recent live band members, drummer, Ben Anderson. 

David Nichols is a resident faculty member at Glendale Community College and the founder of Livinghead Audio Recording, one of Arizona's most iconic recording studios that operated in Phoenix for over 15 years. David Co-produced and engineered the first Big FOR His AGE album and tracked several of the songs that became the foundation of the Big FOR His AGE Too album.  David shares stories of his love for vinyl, Beatles and the recording process. 

This week we visit with the groovy Mark Anderson an awesome multi instrumental musician who has been playing  live shows with Big FOR His AGE Family since he was a kid. Mark brings his talent as a bass player, guitarist, saxophone player and graphic designer to the new Big FOR His AGE Too album.  We spend some time visiting with Mark about his many creative interests. 

Kerry Jackson is multi-instrumental Arizona abased studio musician and live performer. He contributed his unique talents to the first Big FOR His AGE album and now almost 20 years later plays on the new Big FOR His AGE Too album. We had a chance to borrow a little of Kerry's time to talk about guitars, music, collaboration, and the Big FOR His AGE Too album. If you are a guitar player, musician, engineer, producer, fan, be sure to give it a listen. It's rare to get this kind of insight from a virtuosos like Kerry Jackson.