David Malbuff

Irish, Scot, Latino, Mexican, Chicano, German, Nazi, Russian, Polish, Swedish, French, Spanish, Oriental, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Hindu, Jamaican, Rasta, Jewish, Yiddish, Arab, Muslim, Iraqi, African, Homie, black, gangsta, Ghetto, Jive, southern, redneck, whitebread, Canadian, Yankee, New Yorker, Brooklyn, hippie, Pittsburgh, Texas, Marine DI, Lee Ermey, Rodney Dangerfield, John Wayne, Elvis Presley, Bogart, Cagney, Sydney Greenstreet, Groucho, Chico, Marx Brothers, Abbott and Costello, W.C. Fields, Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx, Eddie Murphy, Sylvester Stallone, Samuel L. Jackson, Ralph Kramden, Ed Norton, Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Firesign Theatre, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Sylvester the cat, Three Stooges, Moe, Larry, Shemp, Curly, Popeye, Fonzie, Jack Nicholson.

Host and deejay on the award-winning "American Roots" show on KEGR-FM, Concord CA., from 1993-1997. I did many voice-over advertisements and public service announcements during this time, usually 5-10 per week. I took calls and requests from listeners and also hosted weekly on-air artist interviews and features. I was the narrator for Landmark Systems' 2001-2002 CBT training course on their TMON product. These presentations were done for CD, PC audio, and internet streaming formats. I have narrated radio spots and promotions for my own retail business on local stations since 2003. Professional singer and musician from 1972 to the present. Public speaking engagements, training and educational seminars, keynote speaker at conventions and PA announcer at sporting events, 2000- present. TASCAM 4 track analog recorder (3-3/4 IPS cassette), 4 channel mixing board, two-track master tape deck, PC interface, CD burner, various mics and standard audio equipment. Not a full studio, but sufficient for demo work. I meet dozens of new people every day and listen to all of them. I have been sharpening and honing my voice skills, just for fun, most of my life. I have a great ear for dialect and dialogue, and can fool anybody over the phone. My sons are a wonderful audience and I practice on them daily, and get essential feedback from them. As a musician and singer, I've been trained to listen to voices and instruments for the past three decades, and to note minor and subtle differences. I take care of my voice and can sing or speak for hours without growing weak or hoarse.