Ron Dziubla Bio 2012
posted: Wed, 11 Jan 2012, 08:17:28 PM
Ron Dziubla is a freelance musician, composer, and educator based in Los Angeles, California.
As a saxophonist/multi-instrumentalist (guitar and keyboards), Ron has performed and recorded with artists such as Duane Eddy, Los Straitjackets, Ricky Martin, Raphael Saadiq, Royal Crown Revue, Chayanne, Franco de Vita, James Intveld, Deke Dickerson, Kim Wilson, Kid Ramos, Los Fabulocos, Lynwood Slim, Iko-Iko, Rick Holmstrom, Janiva Magness, Devil Doll, Nikka Costa, OK Go, Eric Dover’s Sextus, Richard Hawley, Mark Pender, Scrote, Brass Monkey Brass Band, the Hollywood Combo, Jennifer Keith, the Blue Rhythm Jazz Orchestra, the Jonathan Stout Orchestra, the Dean Mora Orchestra, Eddie Baytos and the Nervis Brothers, and many more. As a musician for hire he has backed up and/or recorded with an array of diverse artists, such as Christina Aguilera, John Fogerty, Jimmy Buffett, Jarvis Cocker, Ellie Goulding, Linda Perry, Link Wray, Larry Taylor, Three Bad Jacks, Blue Man Group, Elmore James Jr., Junior Watson, R.J. Mischo, James Cotton, The Temptations, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Big Jay McNeely, Miguel Bose, Juan Luis Guerra, Noel Schajris, Jorge Villamizar, Alberta Adams, Sophie B. Hawkins, Sue Moreno, Gene Pitney, Lou Christie, Ronnie Spector, Lesley Gore, Walter Wolfman Washington, Freddy “Boom Boom” Cannon, Igor Prado, Young Jessie, Johnnie Allen, TLC’s The Singing Office and many more. As a session musician, you can hear Ron's saxophone in such films as Burlesque, Thirteen, and Contact. As a Pro Tools engineer, Ron mixed the Blues Leaf release Looka Here by guitarist George Friend, and he mixed and co-produced the Delta Groove release by Lynwood Slim entitled Last Call. Ron composed the score to director Michael Lazar's indie venture Machine; starring Michael Madsen and Neal McDonough; he contributed to the score of National Lampoon’s Sex Tax, and he continues to write music for numerous publishers and music libraries. Ron has also worked as a clinician/guest artist for such entities as the University of Missouri, Coral Park High School (Miami, FL), The Help Group, the U. S. Department of State, and the Egyptian Ministry of Culture.
Ron is also an artist in his own right, having released two records. Brian Parrish of KSYM in San Antonio called his release on Little Silver Records, Melenhead, “one of the best instro releases of 1999.” Dan Forte of Vintage Guitar Magazine called Ron’s record Some Strange Blues “A great self-produced collection of vintage/timeless rock and roll and, yes, some strangely appealing blues.” A highlight for the Ron Dziubla Group was October 2010, when the group was a featured artist at the Jazzmania Festival in Cairo, Egypt. In June of 2011, Ron performed at the Glastonbury Festival in England with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Duane Eddy. He was also featured on Duane’s first release in 25 years, “Road Trip.”
Professionally, Ron Dziubla continues to keep busy playing the saxophone in all styles; playing his rock-and-roll doubles--guitar and keyboards; composing music for film, television, and his own project, The Ron Dziubla Group; tutoring pro tools and teaching music theory at Musicians Institute, and recording at his home studio and elsewhere, using his skills as a Pro Tools engineer, producer, and musician.
Ron Dziubla is a graduate of the University of Miami, FL School of Music. His professional affiliations include The American Federation of Musicians, Local 47; Broadcast Music, Inc.; The University of Miami Alumni Association; and the The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS).
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Ron Dziubla bio 2011
posted: Tue, 15 Mar 2011, 07:22:56 PM
Ron Dziubla is a freelance musician, composer, and educator based in Los Angeles, California.
As a saxophonist/multi-instrumentalist, Ron has performed and recorded with artists such as Ricky Martin, Royal Crown Revue, Duane Eddy, Los Straitjackets, Chayanne, Franco de Vita, Deke Dickerson and the Ecco-Fonics, Kid Ramos, Los Fabulocos, Lynwood Slim, James Intveld, Iko-Iko, Rick Holmstrom, Janiva Magness, Nikka Costa, Sextus (Eric Dover), Richard Hawley, Mark Pender, the Hollywood Combo, the Blue Rhythm Jazz Orchestra, the Jonathan Stout Orchestra, the Dean Mora Orchestra, Eddie Baytos and the Nervis Brothers, and many more. As a musician for hire he has backed up and/or recorded with an array of diverse artists, such as Christina Aguilera, John Fogerty, Jimmy Buffett, Jarvis Cocker, Ellie Goulding, Blue Man Group, Elmore James Jr., Junior Watson, R.J. Mischo, James Cotton, Link Wray, The Temptations, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Big Jay McNeely, Miguel Bose, Juan Luis Guerra, Noel Schajris, Jorge Villamizar, Alberta Adams, Sophie B. Hawkins, Sue Moreno, Gene Pitney, Lou Christie, Ronnie Spector, Lesley Gore, Walter Wolfman Washington, Freddy Boom Boom Cannon, Igor Prado, Young Jessie, Johnnie Allen, TLCs The Singing Office and many more. As a session musician, you can hear Ron's saxophone in such films as Burlesque, Thirteen, and Contact. As a Pro Tools engineer, Ron mixed the Blues Leaf release Looka Here by guitarist George Friend, and he mixed and co-produced the Delta Groove release by Lynwood Slim entitled Last Call. Ron composed the score to director Michael Lazar's indie venture Machine; starring Michael Madsen and Neal McDonough; he contributed to the score of National Lampoons Sex Tax, and he continues to write music for numerous publishers and music libraries. Ron has also worked as a clinician/guest artist for such entities as the University of Missouri, Coral Park High School (Miami, FL), The Help Group, the U. S. Department of State, and the Egyptian Ministry of Culture.
Ron is also an artist in his own right, having released two records. Brian Parrish of KSYM in San Antonio called his release on Little Silver Records, Melenhead, one of the best instro releases of 1999. Dan Forte of Vintage Guitar Magazine called Rons record Some Strange Blues A great self-produced collection of vintage/timeless rock and roll and, yes, some strangely appealing blues. A highlight for the Ron Dziubla Group was October 2010, when the group was a featured artist at the Jazzmania Festival in Cairo, Egypt.
Professionally, Ron Dziubla continues to keep busy playing the saxophone in all styles; playing his rock-and-roll doubles--guitar and keyboards; composing music for film, television, and his own project, The Ron Dziubla Group; tutoring pro tools and teaching music theory at Musicians Institute, and recording at his home studio and elsewhere, using his skills as a Pro Tools engineer, producer, and musician.
Ron Dziubla is a graduate of the University of Miami, FL School of Music. His professional affiliations include The American Federation of Musicians, Local 47; Broadcast Music, Inc.; The University of Miami Alumni Association; and the The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS).
Sax, Soul, and Rock & Roll with RON DZIUBLA & MARK PENDER
posted: Wed, 05 Jan 2011, 11:27:00 AM
Torch Presents A night of Sax, Soul, & Rock n' Roll with The MARK PENDER BAND & the RON DZIUBLA GROUP. 8:30pm- THE RON DZIUBLA GROUP. Ron Dziubla, saxophonist for Ricky Martin and Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame guitarist Duane Eddy, brings the spirit of King Curtis and Jr. Walker, combined with guitar sounds reminiscent of Link Wray, resulting in intense saxophone-driven instrumental rock. Framing Ron's cinema-esque, soaring saxophone is Brett Simons on bass, Kevin Stevens on drums, and Scrote on guitar. 10:30pm- THE MARK PENDER BAND. Mark Pender, trumpeter and vocalist for the Conan OBrien Show Band brings his own band of L.A all-stars (The RDG) to the Fedora for a night of soul-drenched funk, blues, and rock. The Fedora Room @ First & Hope Downtown Supper Club, 710 W. First Street Los Angeles CA 90012. www.firstandhope.com. Located across from the Music Center and the Disney Music Hall in downtown Los Angeles, CA. Valet parking available.
The Ron Dziubla Group is in Egypt!
posted: Sat, 16 Oct 2010, 11:52:32 PM
Cairo The U.S. Embassy is proud to join the Egyptian Ministry of Culture and Yehia Khalil in hosting the Ron Dziubla Band in Cairo, Damanhour, and Alexandria as part of the Jazzmania Jazz Festival. The Ron Dziubla Band will bring its modern, urban instrumental blues to Cairo with a marquis performance at the Citadel on October 19, 2010, at 8:00 p.m. The band will also perform at the Damanhour Opera House on October 18 at 8:00 p.m. Entrance to both shows is free.
http://cairo.usembassy.gov/pa/pr101210.htm Ron Dziubla in the UK with Duane Eddy!
posted: Wed, 06 Oct 2010, 01:34:41 PM
Ron will be helping to celebrate Jack Daniel's birthday on October 7th in London. In addition to rocking with Duane Eddy, Ron will also perform with Richard Hawley, Jarvis Cocker, and Ellie Goulding. For sure, it will be a great night of music and Tennessee whiskey! Additional dates with Duane in the UK include the De La Warr Pavillion in Bexhill, Sussex on October 9 and the York Opera House on October 13. Duane Eddy UK tour 2010
posted: Fri, 01 Oct 2010, 05:10:31 PM
Ron is currently in the UK on tour with rock and roll hall of fame member Duane Eddy! The King of Twang is celebrating the 50th anniversary of his first tour of the UK.
Find the dates here:
http://www.duaneeddycircle.com/
Check out this interview with Duane:
http://www.bestofneworleans.com/blogofneworleans/archives/2010/09/22/ponderosa-stomp-preview-duane-eddy Some Strange Blues
posted: Fri, 27 Aug 2010, 03:12:34 PM
"Some Strange Blues" is now available along with "Melenhead" on CD Baby. Buy the physical CD or download it, just get it now!
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