Original song written by Trade Secret. 1982 writers: Ralph Esparza, Dave Wronski, Marc Danzeisen, Jeff McFarlin ©1982-2012 BMI-ASCAP.
Dave Wronski-guitars
Marc Danzeisen-Drums, background vocal
Ralph Esparza-Lead vocal
Jeff McFarlin-Bass, background vocal

"She's Somebody Else's Baby" TRADE SECRET 1982

1976 live recording of the Bill Danzeisen Big Band of Riverside CA. Recorded at the Riverside City College. Landis Aud.
I do not own the copyright of this song. The copyright info:
©1930 (renewed)WC Music Corp. written by George Gershwin

"I Got Rhythm" Bill Danzeisen Big Band RCC 1976

Artist-Vocalist; Lana Danzeisen. Performed, produced, mixed by Marc Danzeisen. Recorded at Sausage Factory Music, Burbank, CA Jan 2022.


We do not own the copyrights to this song. We are not selling or monitizing this song. ©1987 Wendy Melvoin-Lisa Coleman-Bobby Rivkin, Columbia/Sony Music.  Lyrics ©Warner/Chappell music.

WATERFALL (Wendy & Lisa cover by Marc Danzeisen & Lana Danzeisen)

Cover of Cheap Tricks, 'High Roller" from the Heaven Tonight album 1978.  Disclaimer: I do not own the copyrights on this song they are owned by R. Zander-R.Nielsen-T. Petersson, ©1978 Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music.  I am not making money from this song.

"High Roller" Marc Danzeisen Cheap Trick cover.

I do not own the copyright to this song. It is ©1988 Virgin Records and written by Andy Partridge. Not available for purchase. Purely entertainment and it's a f*$#ing great song. Recorded and produced by Marc Danzeisen. Guitars; Rich Glasband. Bass/Drums/Strings/Vox; Marc Danzeisen. Beginning and ending vox; Lana Danzeisen. Recorded at Sausage Factory Studio, Burbank, CA

Dear God (XTC cover)

Cover/sound alike version of classic WINGS song "Let Em In" for TV-Film placement purposes (I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHT TO THIS SONG AND IT IS NOT FOR PURCHASE OF ANY KIND)
Songwriter; Paul McCartney. ©Kobalt Music Publishing
Credits.
Marc Danzeisen, All instruments/vocals/recording/mixing.
Alto sax, Taylor Blake
Additional Alto sax, Gustavo Bulgash
Trombone, Dan Weinstein
Recorded & Mixed at Sausage Factory Studios. Burbank,CA

Let Em In (Danzeisen cover version)

Marc Danzeisen & Chris McLernon cover of Cheap Tricks 'Mandocello'. We do not own the copyright from the debut 1977 album, Cheap Trick. Marc, Drums-vocals. Chris, all other instruments.

Mandocello (Cheap Trick Cover) Danzeisen&McLernon.

Cheap Trick cover (I do not own the rights to this song) for a tribute album a few years back.

01 CRY CRY T - Racks Master 12 - 02 - 07 Good!

Cover version of a song originally recorded and written by the band Squeeze. I do not own the copyrights to this song.

Is That Love (Cover version of a song by Squeeze)

Alternative funky disco tune. Think Zappa meets Michael McDonald. Yes. That funky. side project with Marc Danzeisen, drums, vocal. Sheldon Strickland, bass, vocal. Rich Glasband, guitars.

"Paris and Pain"  70s Superbush

Think Zappa, Bowie and anything funky. Side project with  Sheldon Strickland, bass, vocal. Marc Danzeisen, drums, vocal. Rich Glasband, guitars.

"Too Late" 70s Superbush remix

Don't Piss Me Off !

Cover of T-Rex song. Released on Gilby Clarkes 'Blooze' EP. Japan 1994.
I do not own the copyright.
Gilby Clarke-Guitar/Vocal
Marc Danzeisen-Percussion/backing vocal
Joe Almeida-Guitar
Will Effertz-bass

blooze

Life's a Gas (T-Rex cover)Gilby Clarke

Marc Danzeisen was born in Riverside, California, and has been a professional musician since 1976.  Growing up, he was surrounded by many Jazz and Big Band greats who influenced him to pursue music and show business.  He was mentored by such drumming legends as Gene Krupa, Shelly Mann and Jack Sperling.  His godfather was his father's good friend and past band-mate Gerry Mulligan.  As you can see, astounding influences indeed.  At ten years old, Marc 'sat in' with the Lionel Hampton big band during a performance at one of Disneyland's Big Band summer nights events.  Since that night, Marc was hooked.  Marc has lived and worked in Los Angeles since 1980.  He has been in many signed bands, such as Gilby Clarke, Riverdogs, and Little Caesar, and is also a founding member of the Bulletboys.  He was also a writer-producer for Clarence Avant's R&B label Tabu-CBS in '86, and was a session drummer for Motown's West Coast 'Hitsville' studio briefly.  He was the house drummer for Rondor Music Publishing and "The House of Blues, Educational band" in 1993.  He has been involved in television (Don't Forget Your Toothbrush, 2000) as the member of the game show studio band.  Marc is an accomplished songwriter and has had many of his songs played on commercials, network and cable shows, which he continues to do each year.  He's dabbled in acting, though not really acting for him, as the drummer in Davy Jones's band in "The Brady Bunch Movie," and appeared on the HGTV show "Weekend Warriors."  When not touring, Marc, with his vast knowledge of fine carpentry, has been an art department assistant/art director/prop man on the shows "Unsolved Mysteries" and "When Animals Attack" and various movie press junkets.
Marc owns his own recording studio, 'Sausage Factory Studios,' and produces/mixes bands, artists, and voice-over artists, along with writing for his own solo albums every few years.  He also stays busy with session work as a drummer and has appeared on the Def Leppard album "YEAH!-Bonus Tracks," playing drums and singing backgrounds on the cover of "American Girl."  Later he can be heard singing background on the Def Leppard album "Welcome to the Sparkle Lounge."  Marc is a very versatile artist and has a talent for just about anything creative and musical.  He's a rare musician that can play thirteen instruments, record, engineer, mix, produce, write songs, build drums, teach...you name it.  With the music business changing so rapidly, Marc feels 'there is no need to slow down, and if you don't multitask in the business these days, you'll drown.'  So he keeps doing whatever he can to make his living in the music, film, and television businesses.
Lastly, Marc is involved with the 'Julian Rock Memorial,' founded by his dear friends Becky & Don Thorvund in San Jose, California to raise money for the St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
These days, Marc does not slow down, and prefers to stay busy with a variety of music, arts, charities, and just enjoys being selfless.  "Life's too short. Do it all. Then do it again!"

Marc Danzeisen

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