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The Analog Project - Episode 2 - DEJ with Tommy Anthony
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On Episode 2 of the Analog Project I have the honor to share a conversation with my friend of over 35 years Tommy Anthony. Tommy and I grew up in the Miami music scene back the mid 80’s. We shared stages for years from the Big 5 club, the Beat Club, to the venues up and down South Beach. As our careers grew we would spend years out of touch and in tune with what the music world had in store for us. Living what we’ve come to find to be parallel lives for the most part, we are now in a place to laugh and accept the terms of our pasts and just be in gratitude for the opportunities we’ve been gifted.
Tommy is a phenomenal vocalist amongst the ranks of the heavies, one of the finest rhythm guitarists as he proves playing along side Carlos Santana for the last 17 years, From Shakira, Ricky Martin, Gloria Estephan, John Secada, Carol King and Steve Winwood, to name a few, Tommy has definitely created a successful life of creative value and legacy. Together we will share stories of family, milestones, misfortune, the ins and outs and current dissolution of the music industry that once was. The is one of the longer episodes I’ve edited down but felt the need to leave it all. As Tommy mentioned we could very easily do the first 14 hour podcast. I will also mention Tommy has zero Social Media presence which is a lesson in itself. So on with the Analog Project featuring Tommy Anthony
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