Disney
(Narnia DVD
soundtrack)
Discovery Channel
Carey Creed
Tom Pandolfi
Cavalia
Live Show DVD
Saffire
Dead Men's Hollow -
Winner WAMA
"Best Debut
Recording"
Jody Marshall
2 WAMA
Nominations
Franklin & Marshall
College -
"Benjamin -
The Opera"
Chaise Lounge
Nickelodeon
Peat and Barley
Three Seconds
of Silence
Maggie's Music
"Little Bill"
The Nighthawks -
CD and DVD
Michael &
Randy Brecker
Atlanta Rhythm Section -
Concert DVD
Wolf Trap Farm Park
Alligator Records
Gypsy Meltdown
Sanjay Mishra
PBS
J Street Jumpers
Charlie Barnett
Ann Rabson
Blues Alley
Neal-Anderson
Quartet
Michael Josephs
Frank Cocuzzi
Norwood School
Festival Concert
Chesapeake
Juniper Lane
Rude Buddha
John Cocuzzi
The Rub
The Smithsonian
Corndogg
Stu Gardner
Verbal
Bruce Ewan
Capitol Steps
Barbra Streisand
National Geographic
Eddie From Ohio
2 Bare Feet
Branson Skinner
Subversive
Another Day
The Accidentals
Fox Television
Richard
Smallwood
"Living Single"
Danny Gatton
Cindy Cain
Julia Rose
Ritmo Junction
Susan & David Allen
Jean Racine
Andrew Acosta
Radioblue
Connemara
History Channel
The Velveteens
Trouble Funk
Cantaré
Everything
Switchblade
Aster Aweke
"America's
Most Wanted"
Paul Christianson
Pete Kennedy
Treble Makers
Archer
Velocity Girl
Moonfire
The
Learning
Channel
Dave Anderson Trio
Keter Betts
John Van Horn
Anton Fig
Bill Appleberry
Gee Kim
Glen Fortenberry
Larry King
Monkey Paw Records
Sally Martin
Basement Boys
Big Sur
Chuck Brown
C. Everett Coop
Naomi Frenkel
Debbie Benner
Pentagram
E. U.
Avarice
Mass Order
Reader's Digest
Vinnie Valentino
Hyon Lee
Larry King
Marge Calhoun
New
Potato
Caboose
Michael Oberman
Radio Blue
Miseuphoria
Michael Fath
Bound For Glory
The Meatmen
Grace Griffith
Johnnie Artis
Michael Roach
Emmitt Carroll
Full Stop
2 Live Crew
Deborah LaPuma
Babyfat
Sheryl Bailey
Diana Stagnato
Steve Hancoff
Keith Killgo
Dove
AR-15
Peter Kater
Telahun Gessesse
Sue Matthews
Checkered Cabs
Todd Freneaux
Rambo Willie
Killerhit
Type O
Mark Brooker
Mindset
Choir Boys
Jeff Herge
Grand Mal
Osiris
Ducks On Mars
Dream Kitchen
Strangewax
Eighth Route Army
Clear Vision
Jonathan
Kuppersmith
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Here are some of the projects that I have done, along with a listing
of clients that I have worked with. I would like to thank the
artists and producers for allowing me to post examples of their works
that I have had the privilege to record. All audio files are in mp3
format.
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We recorded most of Dead Men's
Hollow debut CD, "Forever True," at their home in Centreville, Virginia, and mixed it
there as well. This collection of "Acoustic Americana" songs about drinkin', lovin'
and killin', won the band 3 WAMMIE (Washington Area Music Association) awards including
"Best Bluegrass Duo/Group," "Best Bluegrass Recording," and "Best Debut
Recording" and has received a lot of radio airplay. Thanks for the
nice comments, folks!
It is also collecting some very nice
reviews!
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Jody Marshall and I worked on her debut solo recording,
"Cottage in the Glen," which was released on the
Maggie's Music label (MM232). This enchanting album includes
original and traditional music performed on hammered dulcimer
and piano, with a host of talented guest artists joining in. It received several WAMA nominations including
"Debut Recording of the Year." Neal Walters of
Dulcimer Players News wrote in the Spring 2005 issue,
"This is superb recording...." Here is
a clip of the medley "Three Sisters/Little Martha."
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Susan Allen performed at Blues Alley
in Washington DC, backed by drums, bass, piano, guitar, oboe and 11 string players.
The resulting CD, "Susan Allen Sings At Blues Alley," was recorded and
mixed entirely in Nuendo.
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We did all the Rude Buddha recording and mixing at a home in
the "horse and farm country" west of Leesburg, Virginia,
and this is a clip from "Underdog."
Home cooked meals are great while you work. Thanks for the chile
and gumbo! All done in Nuendo.
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Another piece from the "soon to be released" 2nd Rude Buddha CD.
More recording and mixing in "horse and farm country!"
Here is part of "Runaway." More at
www.rudebuddha.com Again, a complete Nuendo project.
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This duet for violin and piano, written by Weiniawski, was
recorded in Saint Luke Church in McLean, Virginia. A beautiful,
large space with wonderful acoustics and ambience. All recording and
mixing done with Nuendo.
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The Rub is a metropolitan Washingtond DC band, and "118"
is a song on their first CD. We recorded everything at Cue Recording
in Falls Church, and then edited and mixed all the songs at their
home using my Nuendo system.
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This is the "Closing Theme" for "Tesla: Master
of Lightning"; a wonderful show I did for
PBS.
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Tesla contributed so much to our knowledge of electricity,
yet he isn't very well known. This program reveals a lot of
information. Here is part of the "Exposition Theme."
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Here are two haunting themes from "Holocaust: The Untold
Story." The soundtrack contains some very appropriate music
for an emotionally moving film.
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This is another theme from "Holocaust." It was originally
aired on The History Channel.
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This is from "Journey Of A Lifetime" for Reader's
Digest. This three part series depicts travel to many different continents and
cultures. Here is the first theme.
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It is now available
on video and DVD. This is another of the common themes used
through the film.
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I recorded the soundtracks for the "Little Bill"
show on Nickelodeon. The music is produced by Stu Gardner.
This is the opening theme for the Christmas Special.
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Bill Cosby is the executive producer and creator. The "Little
Bill" music cues are played by a great jazz quartet. These
guys learn and record 40 to 50 pieces in about 5 hours. Here is
another cue from the Christmas special, where the quartet is joined by
a string section.
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"Secrets of the Ocean Realm" was aired on PBS.
This five-part series was filmed by Howard and Michelle Hall,
two of the most respected undersea cinematographers in the world.
Here is part of the "Main Theme".
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An excerpt of the "Migration Theme." The entire
five-part series has been released as part of the PBS Home Video
collection.
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I recorded the soundtrack for
"Rome: The Power & Glory" for The Learning
Channel. Here is the "Main Titles Theme".
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This is a three-part series which in now available in
VHS and DVD. This is an excerpt which shows some of the
"stressed" sounding percussion written for this soundtrack.
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This great "Jump & Swing" band from the Washington DC area
released this CD on Severn Records.
I recorded two songs and then mixed the entire project. This is part of the title cut.
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I have been a Louis Jordan fan for many years and this one has been one of my
favorites, so I had a great time working on this version of "Fire."
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For Alligator Records I recorded the SAFFIRE
"Ain't Gonna Hush" CD. Here is an excerpt from
"It Takes A Mighty Good Man."
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Another from SAFFIRE'S seventh album on Alligator Records,
"Unlove Me." I also mixed their live album, "SAFFIRE: Live & Uppity!"
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Ann Rabson plays piano and guitar for SAFFIRE and this is from
her Alligator Records solo album, titled "Baby, Every
Once In A While"
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This is also from Ann's first solo album.
"No Later On"
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Seeing these folks in concert is amazing, and they are
even more fun to work with in the studio. I recorded many of the
rhythm tracks for their CD titled "Quick" with Billy Wolf
producing. Here is part of the title track.
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We did the basic rhythm tracking in the Red Room at
Cue Recording in Falls Church, Virginia, and then Billy Wolf
mixed and mastered it. This is a clip of "Number 6
Driver."
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The DC Accidentals are an a cappella group that cover
pop and rock music, sometimes singing the instruments as well
as the vocals. Here is an excerpt of "Africa"
originally done by Toto.
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The DC Accidentals CD is titled "On Purpose" and
here is their cover of Peter Himmelman's "Closer."
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Here is an excerpt of "Night and Day" from a beautiful
jazz album called "Out of Nowhere" I did with
The Dave Anderson Trio.
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Although their initials are DAT, we did the entire album using analog
tape, including mixing. It sounded better to everybody.
Another clip from The Dave Anderson Trio, performing
"Fragile."
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From Washington DC, doing "martini music" and covering the
Talking Heads, this is Chaise Lounge "lounging up"
"Burning Down The House."
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I recorded, mixed, and co-produced this project. A Chaise
Lounge original, called "Ipso Facto."
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I recorded The Nighthawks 19th album, released in 1998.
This is a clip from "Guard My Heart."
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The Nighthawks still do about 150 shows each year, touring from coast
to coast with the occassional international trip. Here's an excerpt
of "That's The Way Love Is."
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Bangin' and slammin' around DC and the East Coast, here is Rude
Buddha doing Bob Marley's "Redemption Song."
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Rude Buddha worked on this CD for about 2 years, and the longer
they worked, the better they got. This is a clip of P.L.U.R. (Peace,
Love, Understanding, Respect.)
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