Sandy McKnight's guest appearances

Sandy McKnight

Big Blend Radio

CRUMBS Cafe

A Toast to the Arts

Julie Ryan

Scott Kelby

Hal Moore

Jimmy Carter

Thomas Paine

Roger Johns

Edwin Hill

David Parrish

Jon Zazula

Carmine Appice

Dan Clark

Candy Lesher

Ed Roman

Kim Eierman

Amy King

OwlTail

This episode of Big Blend Radio features musician, vocalist, songwriter, and author Sandy McKnight, who discusses his full length power pop album "SAN FERNANDO BLAST" recorded with acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Fernando Perdomo. The album features 12 songs from their previous 2 EPs, "SAN FERNANDO BEAT" and "SAN FERNANDO BLITZ," plus, 3 new recordings of McKnight originals. More: https://sandymcknight.bandcamp.com/album/san-fernando-blast

This episode of Big Blend Radio features musician, vocalist, songwriter, and author Sandy McKnight, who discusses his full length power pop album "SAN FERNANDO BLAST" recorded with acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Fernando Perdomo. The album features 12 songs from their previous 2 EPs, "SAN FERNANDO BEAT" and "SAN FERNANDO BLITZ," plus, 3 new recordings of McKnight originals. More: <a href="https://sandymcknight.bandcamp.com/album/san-fernando-blast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sandymcknight.bandcamp.com/album/san-fernando-blast</a>

Musician Sandy McKnight - San Fernando Blast Album

Fernando Perdomo

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Magazines, for Big Blend Radio’s Music Monday Show, airing live from Navarre, Florida. After last January's release of their successful first collaboration, Albany-area artist Sandy McKnight and Los Angeles' ubiquitous multi-instrumentalist/producer Fernando Perdomo have released their latest work "San Fernando Blitz."McKnight has been an in-demand bassist since the 70s, and has worked with many notables as a musician and producer. His large catalog of self-penned songs can be heard regularly on TV and in films. Perdomo has become one of the top session players and producers on the west coast. He's been called the 'Todd Rundgren of L.A.', and was featured with Jacob Dylan in the recent documentary 'Echo in the Canyon', now playing on Netflix.The new EP by the team features 6 power pop killers, with the first single being the dancy-hooky "Living on the Westside.” This new set highlights Perdomo on guitar, drums and keys. McKnight plays bass and sings leads and harmonies on all 6 tracks. Recording took place at Reseda Ranch Studio in L.A., and Systems Two in NYC. "San Fernando Blitz" is available for download on Bandcamp, and streaming on Spotify, YouTube, and Soundcloud.Special thanks to the National Parks Arts Foundation.

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Magazines, for Big Blend Radio’s Music Monday Show, airing live from Navarre, Florida. After last January's release of their successful first collaboration, Albany-area artist Sandy McKnight and Los Angeles' ubiquitous multi-instrumentalist/producer Fernando Perdomo have released their latest work "San Fernando Blitz." McKnight has been an in-demand bassist since the 70s, and has worked with many notables as a musician and producer. His large catalog of self-penned songs can be heard regularly on TV and in films. Perdomo has become one of the top session players and producers on the west coast. He's been called the 'Todd Rundgren of L.A.', and was featured with Jacob Dylan in the recent documentary 'Echo in the Canyon', now playing on Netflix. The new EP by the team features 6 power pop killers, with the first single being the dancy-hooky "Living on the Westside.” This new set highlights Perdomo on guitar, drums and keys. McKnight plays bass and sings leads and harmonies on all 6 tracks. Recording took place at Reseda Ranch Studio in L.A., and Systems Two in NYC. "San Fernando Blitz" is available for download on Bandcamp, and streaming on Spotify, YouTube, and Soundcloud. Special thanks to the National Parks Arts Foundation.

Big Blend Radio: San Fernando Blitz - Sandy McKnight and Fernando Perdomo