I’ve been making mixtapes for friends, family, and myself since the early 80s. The music at my wedding was played from three mixtapes. I have DJed one wedding live.
WOK Stir-Fry Radio More than 250 hour-long mixes hopping across genres and decades: pop, bluegrass, Broadway, rock, folk, jazz, vintage, countrypolitan, R&B, international, film scores, old-time, hip-hop, western swing, K-pop, novelty, disco, and more.
Who Listens to Country? A multi-part introduction to the sounds of country music.
Old-Time Music: Better Than It Sounds (Spotify) More than 50 hours of quality fiddle and banjo. It has a good pulse. You can dance to it.
Banjo Balm (Spotify) 2.5 hours of soothing sounds on the clawhammer banjo.
What’s That Tastes Like Gravy? (Spotify) 24 hours of vernacular American music from the earliest days of commercial recording. Country, Blues, Gospel, Hawaiian, Jug Band Jazz, and more. Set to: shuffle.
Something Borrowed, Something Blues (Spotify) My wedding mixtapes, or as much of them as corporate streaming sites will make available. Mingling and dance music.
All Wrecked Up Around the turn of the century it is possible you may have seen or heard me playing banjo, mandolin, dobro, or fiddle around Northern California in an old-time and bluegrass band.
Cranky Beats With apologies to Alec Baldwin. (As featured in Railroad Baron.)
Watch It Already (Theme) Intro and outro music for an (unpublished) podcast project, in collaboration with Mike D’Angelo.