Marc Danzeisen

Marc Danzeisen was born in Riverside,CA and has been a professional musician since 1976. Prior to that he grew up being surrounded by many Jazz and Big Band greats who influenced him to pursue music and show business. At ten years old Marc sat in with the Lionel Hampton big band during a performance at Disneyland during their 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 bands. (Gilby Clarke, Riverdogs, Little Caesar, Bulletboys, just to name a few) Has been the house drummer for "Rondor Music Publishing" and "The House of Blues, Educational band"in 1993. He has been involved with Television (Don't Forget Your Toothbrush. 2000) as the member of game show studio band, and also has had his songs played on network and cable shows. 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 in the HGTV show "Weekend Warriors". When not touring, Marc with his vast knowledge of fine carpentry has been an art department assistant/prop man, on the shows "Unsolved Mysteries" and "When Animals Attack". He owns his own recording studio and produces bands, artists, voice-over artists, along with writing songs for TV and film. He also stays busy with session work as a drummer and most recently appeared on the Def Leppard album "YEAH!-Bonus Tracks" and later playing/singing background on the Def Leppard album "Welcome to the Sparkle Lounge." Marc is a very versatile artist and has a knack for just about anything creative. 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, you'll drown, so he keeps doing whatever he can to make his living in the music, film, and television business.