Joe Porcaro's guest appearances

Joe Porcaro

Inside MusiCast

The Upbeat Hang

The Jake Feinberg Show

Todos Tus Muertos

Bob James

Bill Maxwell

Neil Peart

Jim Keltner

Bobby Caldwell

Bernie Chiaravalle

Clarence McDonald

Todd Sucherman

Chuck Rainey

Paul Jackson

Michael Omartian

Gary Husband

Jerry Hey

Randy Brecker

Danny Kortchmar

OwlTail

Bienvenidos al décimo sexto programa de todos tus muertos, un espacio dedicado a todos aquellos músicos que extrañamos.El día de hoy les presento un programa en homenaje a un músico cuya muerte pasó un tanto inadvertida pero que no por ello fue menos importante para el mundo de la música: el baterista y percusionista Joe Porcaro.Destacado músico de sesión e importante educador que llegó a trabajar con: Toto, Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd, Bonnie Raitt, Madonna, Joe Cocker, Quincy Jones, Sarah Vaughan, Natalie Cole, the Rolling Stones, Willie Nelson, Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5, Sammy Davis Jr., Harry Connick Jr., Diana Ross, Barbra Streisand y Marvin Gaye.También participó en algunos de los soundtracks más populares de la historia como Danza con Lobos, Buscando a Nemo, Ace Ventura, Analyze This, Austin Powers, Congo, Dante’s Peak, Duro de Matar, Eduardo Manos de Tijeras y el Imperio del Sol.

Bienvenidos al décimo sexto programa de todos tus muertos, un espacio dedicado a todos aquellos músicos que extrañamos. El día de hoy les presento un programa en homenaje a un músico cuya muerte pasó un tanto inadvertida pero que no por ello fue menos importante para el mundo de la música: el baterista y percusionista Joe Porcaro. Destacado músico de sesión e importante educador que llegó a trabajar con: Toto, Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd, Bonnie Raitt, Madonna, Joe Cocker, Quincy Jones, Sarah Vaughan, Natalie Cole, the Rolling Stones, Willie Nelson, Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5, Sammy Davis Jr., Harry Connick Jr., Diana Ross, Barbra Streisand y Marvin Gaye. También participó en algunos de los soundtracks más populares de la historia como Danza con Lobos, Buscando a Nemo, Ace Ventura, Analyze This, Austin Powers, Congo, Dante’s Peak, Duro de Matar, Eduardo Manos de Tijeras y el Imperio del Sol.

Joe Porcaro: gran baterista y percusionista.

Unique and seminal drummer talks of his upbringing in Hartford, learning to swing with Toshiko Akiyoshi and how Shelly Manne got him into the studios. RIP Papa Joe Porcaro

The Joe Porcaro Interview 

Studio Legend Joe Porcaro joins the Drummers' Hang and discusses memories of developing his career in his home state of Connecticut, then eventually, packing up the family, and driving across the country to make a go of it on the music scene in Los Angeles.  Joe discusses some great memories of working in the studio alongside his lifelong friend Emil Richards, as well as Larry Bunker, Frank Zappa, and of course Toto. He shares the story of how Miles Davis joined forces with Toto and the history behind his Diamond Tip drumstick.

Studio Legend Joe Porcaro - Drummers' Hang Ep. 12

In the music scene there are only a few names that command immediate respect. Sinatra. Foster. Hubbard, Q. Laboriel, Jaco. Goodman. Getz. Corea. Bellson. Armstrong. And then there’s Porcaro…a legacy surname that is renowned in jazz, rock, pop, and classical genres. As owner of this respected surname, Joe Porcaro, a most respected percussionist and drummer, has lived a fortunate life that has involved music at every turn. From marching with his dad in his early days, to performing with his sons on the Grammy Award winning album TOTO IV, to playing on countless film scores and TV shows over the years, Joe Porcaro is a living legend who lives by the philosophy of “passing the music on”. He is constantly working to expand his legacy by sharing his musical knowledge, talent, and passion to students who study at the Los Angeles Music Academy (LAMA), which he helped start in 1996. Here, students (who are so lucky), work face-a-face with one of music’s most respected instructors. His sons, Steve, Mike, and Jeff (we all miss him) remain the pride of his heart, as they were sole beneficiaries of their father’s passion and love of music. And that’s an understatement. Inside MusiCast is honored to welcome a living legend who is still in his prime, Joe Porcaro.

In the music scene there are only a few names that command immediate respect. Sinatra. Foster. Hubbard, Q. Laboriel, Jaco. Goodman. Getz. Corea. Bellson. Armstrong. And then there’s Porcaro…a legacy surname that is renowned in jazz, rock, pop, and classical genres. As owner of this respected surname, Joe Porcaro, a most respected percussionist and drummer, has lived a fortunate life that has involved music at every turn. From marching with his dad in his early days, to performing with his sons on the Grammy Award winning album TOTO IV, to playing on countless film scores and TV shows over the years, Joe Porcaro is a living legend who lives by the philosophy of “passing the music on”. He is constantly working to expand his legacy by sharing his musical knowledge, talent, and passion to students who study at the Los Angeles Music Academy (LAMA), which he helped start in 1996. Here, students (who are so lucky), work face-a-face with one of music’s most respected instructors. His sons, Steve, Mike, and Jeff (we all miss him) remain the pride of his heart, as they were sole beneficiaries of their father’s passion and love of music. And that’s an understatement. Inside MusiCast is honored to welcome a living legend who is still in his prime, Joe Porcaro.