File this under “I totally forgot I did that”. Back in the 90’s I was asked to write some articles for Pedalpoint magazine about keyboards, synths, and the like. Fast forward a few decades, and a family member was interacting with someone who recognized ...

This dates back to 2012. David interviewed me about being an independent musician.

AS I type this it really is hard to believe it’s been 2 years since MIXTURE was released. Joey’s album hit #9 on the CMJ Jazz charts – we were ahead of artists like Lee Ritenour for a while there. I was cleaning out the hard drive and ran across these pictures from the recording sessions ...

Here is an edited episode of the AudioStyle music magazine which aired back in 2012, hosted by my friend Joey Stuckey. We were discussing the stories behind the tunes on his album MIXTURE, which I co-everythinged with him on.  

I was on the staff at Northway church for 18 years. This is a shot taken during a Sunday service of probably my favorite ‘low budget’ rig. I had a Casio Privia, Roland RD600, Fatar controller from 1995 or so driving an Alesis QR rack with a couple of expansion ...

This was back in 2008 – the Joey Stuckey Band had a gig at Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, IA. It was an awesome time, and an incredibly well-taken-care-of piano that I got to play. That’s a Roland keyboard on my right – at times I would play both during the concert.   I love the ...

I had a composer friend who is trying to setup his computer to do notation. We talked a bit about whether to also include audio recording . I thought I would post and edited version of what I emailed him. First decision: Do you get a box that does just MIDI, or both MIDI ...

Performed live at First Presbyterian in Macon on December 28, 2014.

This was recorded back in the 1990s at Radford University during a Music Tech workshop I attended. I wrote and recorded it in their recording studio, and had a lot of fun doing it. Sadly I’ve lost the original tracks, so this is all that’s left of that memory. Fortunately, I still have the chart around ...

I don’t even remember when I recorded this! I’m pretty sure it was back in South Carolina days, so would have been in the mid-to-late 80’s. It’s interesting in terms of the sounds used.