The Brothers Gage Video Page
Here are some performance videos of the musical duo, The Brothers Gage. Both Alex and Brody started playing harmonica when they were 5 years old and learned from their father, Dave Gage of HarmonicaLessons.com. They are now both excellent harmonica players and singers; play guitar, bass, drums, keyboards; write, produce, and record their own original music. They performed publicly for the world for the first time in 2020 on "America's Got Talent" (see video below).
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"America's Got Talent Debut" - Brothers Gage (AGT 6/30/20)
"The likability factor is 'ginormous'. I loved it. 4 yes's!" - SIMON COWELL
"It was certainly the most unexpected and fun performance on harmonicas we've ever seen. The judges loved the performance." - NEWSWEEK
"The likability factor is 'ginormous'. I loved it. 4 yes's!" - SIMON COWELL
"It was certainly the most unexpected and fun performance on harmonicas we've ever seen. The judges loved the performance." - NEWSWEEK
Brothers Gage - "Trading Eights" (Official Audio - Full AGT Audition Song)
This is the complete audio version of the song the Brothers Gage played for their "America's Got Talent" judges audition that aired on June 30, 2020. "You made it so entertaining... I think we've only seen the beginning of who you are on that stage. I want to start off the voting with a YES" - Howie Mandel
* Available for download on Spotify, Apple Music, and all streaming platforms.
This is the complete audio version of the song the Brothers Gage played for their "America's Got Talent" judges audition that aired on June 30, 2020. "You made it so entertaining... I think we've only seen the beginning of who you are on that stage. I want to start off the voting with a YES" - Howie Mandel
* Available for download on Spotify, Apple Music, and all streaming platforms.
Brothers Gage: "BEST Fun Blues Harmonica Jam EVER" (10, 12 years old)
This is a live take with no cuts or edits from August 2015 of the Brothers Gage doing an upbeat blues and country harmonica jam at age 10 (Brody) and age 12 (Alex). Alex being 2 years older is normally taller, but Brody is standing on a box to be at the same height and thus the banging heard in the background from stomping and foot taping.
This is a live take with no cuts or edits from August 2015 of the Brothers Gage doing an upbeat blues and country harmonica jam at age 10 (Brody) and age 12 (Alex). Alex being 2 years older is normally taller, but Brody is standing on a box to be at the same height and thus the banging heard in the background from stomping and foot taping.
"Mystery Train" - Brothers Gage (2 harmonica band jam)
This is a cover version of the Elvis Presley song "Mystery Train" from Topanga Days 2019. The original version didn't have harmonica, but this version has 2 man harmonica parts for both rhythm and lead plus their vocals, bass, and guitar.
This is a cover version of the Elvis Presley song "Mystery Train" from Topanga Days 2019. The original version didn't have harmonica, but this version has 2 man harmonica parts for both rhythm and lead plus their vocals, bass, and guitar.
Brothers Gage - "Star Spangled Banner" (USA National Anthem)
Alex Gage (age 16) and Brody Gage (age 14) singing & playing the USA National Anthem, "The Star Spangled Banner" at a High School Pep Rally in Sept. 2018 in the key of "Bb" on harmonicas in 1st Position; they also used a Natural Minor diatonic harmonica in "Gm" for chording (for you harmonica players).
Alex Gage (age 16) and Brody Gage (age 14) singing & playing the USA National Anthem, "The Star Spangled Banner" at a High School Pep Rally in Sept. 2018 in the key of "Bb" on harmonicas in 1st Position; they also used a Natural Minor diatonic harmonica in "Gm" for chording (for you harmonica players).
"House of the Rising Sun"- Brothers Gage (Minor Harmonicas Duo)
Alex Gage (age 13) and Brody Gage (age 11) singing & playing "House of the Rising Sun" on natural minor harmonicas in A minor. They opened for the band Jacksh*t when they played at McCabe's Guitar Shop in December 2015.
Alex Gage (age 13) and Brody Gage (age 11) singing & playing "House of the Rising Sun" on natural minor harmonicas in A minor. They opened for the band Jacksh*t when they played at McCabe's Guitar Shop in December 2015.
"Wagon Wheel" - Brothers Gage (their 1st live show)
Brody at 8 years old is playing harmonica and Alex, 10 years old, is playing guitar and singing on their version of "Wagon Wheel", the Bob Dylan / Old Crow Medicine Show song that was a huge hit for Darius Rucker in 2012.
* This song is in the key of "G" and Brody is playing on a "C" diatonic and using 2nd Position Country Scale to play in "G".
Brody at 8 years old is playing harmonica and Alex, 10 years old, is playing guitar and singing on their version of "Wagon Wheel", the Bob Dylan / Old Crow Medicine Show song that was a huge hit for Darius Rucker in 2012.
* This song is in the key of "G" and Brody is playing on a "C" diatonic and using 2nd Position Country Scale to play in "G".
"Wabash Cannonball"- Brothers Gage (Harmonica/guitars)
The Brothers Gage, sons of Dave Gage, singing, playing harmonicas, guitar, and bass, at a local Talent Show in October 2015.
* Played in the key of "E" on harmonicas in the key of "A" (in 2nd Position, for you harmonica players).
The Brothers Gage, sons of Dave Gage, singing, playing harmonicas, guitar, and bass, at a local Talent Show in October 2015.
* Played in the key of "E" on harmonicas in the key of "A" (in 2nd Position, for you harmonica players).
Brothers Gage: 6-Year Old Blues Harmonica Player - Alex
Recorded back in August and September of 2009: Alex Gage began playing the harmonica about age 4 1/2, so this is him about 2 years later. You can hear him use both the 2nd Position Blues Scale and the Country Scales in this video as well as the single note, hand tremolo, and bending techniques.
* Harmonicas played (in order): the key of "E" on a standard key of "A" diatonic in 2nd Position; key of "Em" on a Harmonic Minor in 1st Position; key of "G" on a standard key of "C" diatonic in 2nd Position; key of "G" on a standard key of "C" diatonic in 2nd Position.
Recorded back in August and September of 2009: Alex Gage began playing the harmonica about age 4 1/2, so this is him about 2 years later. You can hear him use both the 2nd Position Blues Scale and the Country Scales in this video as well as the single note, hand tremolo, and bending techniques.
* Harmonicas played (in order): the key of "E" on a standard key of "A" diatonic in 2nd Position; key of "Em" on a Harmonic Minor in 1st Position; key of "G" on a standard key of "C" diatonic in 2nd Position; key of "G" on a standard key of "C" diatonic in 2nd Position.