Marc Mann's guest appearances

Marc Mann

When They Was Fab: Electric Arguments About the Beatles

The Jeremiah Show

Jeff Floro's All About Guitar

Judy Garland

Peter Asher

Eric Clapton

James Corden

Marcella Detroit

Peter Hernandez

Howard Stern

Don McLean

Brian Grazer

Conan O'Brien

Steve Lukather

Oprah Winfrey

Stephen Colbert

Mariel Hemingway

David Letterman

OwlTail

Sharon Eliashar

The next installment of The Mike Gormley Interviews Music Series...Mike steps behind the curtain with the band, Rubi Ate The Fig.Our Special Guests today is Sharon Eliashar is the Writer, Singer, Guitarist, and the Founder of RUBI ATE THE FIG, and Marc Mann,  Keyboards, Guitar."Born in Jerusalem, I was raised in the Desert of Palm Springs and spent the summers in Jerusalem with my huge Sephardic family, a family that has been there for over 500 years. I wrote my first song when I was 8, learned how to play guitar at 13, sang in the school choir, and excelled in acting."At 16, I dropped out of High School, (and popular music), and went to College. I became obsessed with Jazz Fusion: Mahavishnu, Chick Corea, Weather Report, to name a few. I would sneak into the local bar just to see Danny Montgomery play drums in his Jazz fusion group; Danny now plays with Rubi Ate the Fig.While getting my degree in Pure Math from U.C. Berkeley I played in the Javanese Gamelan, studied classical Indian singing, and classical guitar.I began studying Dumbeq, Arabic drum, with Polly Tapia Ferber who plays with Rubi Ate the Fig. Polly introduced me to the odd Ome rhythms, complexities, and grooves of traditional Arabic and Turkish music. This was a huge turning point for me as a writer and is the foundation for my music writing for Rubi Ate the Fig.I met Marc Mann (Concert for George, ELO, Oingo Boingo) who took an interest in my music and my synthesis of Rock and Middle-Eastern music.I formed Rubi Ate the Fig in 2013, compromising of my all-Ome favorite musicians, whom I now write for. We had our first show in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 2013.Marc Mann and I co-produce Rubi Ate the Fig, and it is this collaboration that truly realizes the vision of Rubi Ate the Fig. Ali Paris, from Palestine, is our newest addition, playing the Qanun, a Middle-Eastern plucked zither."https://www.rubiatethefig.com

The next installment of The Mike Gormley Interviews Music Series... Mike steps behind the curtain with the band, Rubi Ate The Fig. Our Special Guests today is Sharon Eliashar is the Writer, Singer, Guitarist, and the Founder of RUBI ATE THE FIG, and Marc Mann, Keyboards, Guitar. "Born in Jerusalem, I was raised in the Desert of Palm Springs and spent the summers in Jerusalem with my huge Sephardic family, a family that has been there for over 500 years. I wrote my first song when I was 8, learned how to play guitar at 13, sang in the school choir, and excelled in acting." At 16, I dropped out of High School, (and popular music), and went to College. I became obsessed with Jazz Fusion: Mahavishnu, Chick Corea, Weather Report, to name a few. I would sneak into the local bar just to see Danny Montgomery play drums in his Jazz fusion group; Danny now plays with Rubi Ate the Fig. While getting my degree in Pure Math from U.C. Berkeley I played in the Javanese Gamelan, studied classical Indian singing, and classical guitar. I began studying Dumbeq, Arabic drum, with Polly Tapia Ferber who plays with Rubi Ate the Fig. Polly introduced me to the odd Ome rhythms, complexities, and grooves of traditional Arabic and Turkish music. This was a huge turning point for me as a writer and is the foundation for my music writing for Rubi Ate the Fig. I met Marc Mann (Concert for George, ELO, Oingo Boingo) who took an interest in my music and my synthesis of Rock and Middle-Eastern music. I formed Rubi Ate the Fig in 2013, compromising of my all-Ome favorite musicians, whom I now write for. We had our first show in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 2013. Marc Mann and I co-produce Rubi Ate the Fig, and it is this collaboration that truly realizes the vision of Rubi Ate the Fig. Ali Paris, from Palestine, is our newest addition, playing the Qanun, a Middle-Eastern plucked zither." <a href="https://www.rubiatethefig.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.rubiatethefig.com</a>

SN8 | Ep409 - Sharon Eliashar | Rubi Ate The Fig - Singer-Guitarist + Marc Mann - Keyboards, Guitar

Marc Mann returns to All About Guitar and he has been very busy.  We take a look at his latest production project, Rubi Ate The Fig's EP "Caress The Moon" and we get a very special sneak peek at an upcoming album featuring Marc and Jeff "Lefty" Levine!  The group is called "Lefty &amp; The Hatman" and the upcoming album is called "Deja Blue!"  We talk to Marc about playing and producing Ruby Ate The Fig and get a special insight into the making of Deja Blue!!

George Harrison

Kit O'Toole

Jim Horn

Tom Scott

Andy Fairweather-Low

"The Concert For George" found its way back to theatres, home video, vinyl and CD to celebrate the birthday of a certain famous Pisces.     This week we do the same, with famed Beatles (and more) author Kit O'Toole (who will also be back next week).         We dig a little deeper into the show, and consider the musicians on stage that are not superstars.     Many of them worked with George in the tour of Japan, Dark Horse and NLP shows, but others are on George's records starting with "All Things Must Pass" and running through "Brainwashed".    

"The Concert For George" found its way back to theatres, home video, vinyl and CD to celebrate the birthday of a certain famous Pisces.     This week we do the same, with famed Beatles (and more) author Kit O'Toole (who will also be back next week).         We dig a little deeper into the show, and consider the musicians on stage that are not superstars.     Many of them worked with George in the tour of Japan, Dark Horse and NLP shows, but others are on George's records starting with "All Things Must Pass" and running through "Brainwashed".

2018.11 Cheer Down (live) -- Kit O'Toole, George Harrison, Andy Fairweather-Low, Marc Mann, Jim Horn, Tom Scott.