AUDIO

Podcasting

I produce two podcasts about music: 1st Place Radio and MTM - Musicians Talking Music, with over 43 episodes published. I have interviewed Habibi, Nora Brown, Jeffrey Lewis, Kacy & Clayton, Tommy Stinson, James McMurtry, Lee Fields, Fantastic Negrito, The Felice Brothers, The Hackensaw Boys, Duke Robillard, Les Claypool, and many others. I have also worked as a DJ and segment producer at radio stations in Massachusetts and Oregon. Below are several episodes from the 1st Place Radio series:  

Listen to EPISODE 32: TOMMY STINSON by MikeCobb for free. Follow MikeCobb to never miss another show.

Mike Cobb talks to Patrick Shevlin, Adam Whittaker, and Irie Rielly of Phat Bollard, a nomadic busking band from Cornwall, England.

Listen to EPISODE 18: RICK MILLER - SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS by MikeCobb for free. Follow MikeCobb to never miss another show.

Music

I lead the Brooklyn based band The Crevulators. I write, sing, play guitar, bass, harmonica, banjo, and ukulele, and produce concerts. Our music is eclectic-americana, or what I like to call “Eclecticana!” The Crevulators play for charity, fun, and have performed extensively throughout the USA and Europe. I also play in an acoustic duo called Sons of Astro, a bluegrass trio called The Haystack Mountain Boys, play guitar and sing in the alt-country “hip-neck” band The Bootheel Boss Gobblers, as well as other side projects.

Check out more of my music here on Soundcloud

With Ross Jacobs on drums & vox, Greg Hilje on bass, & yours truly on guitar & vox. Copyright 2003

All posters designed by Andrew B. White.

This tune was inspired by a phone conversation I had with Stephen Lovekin who was telling me about the Ken Burn's documentary on the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl. It's one of the first tunes I ever wrote and one of my favorites. It was recorded in in 2002 in Barcelona with Dave Varriale on drums and Joe Louis on bass by a dude named Albertus. Copyright 1998.

Inspired by Los Lobos, this tune speaks of the ordeals of immigration and separation from loved ones across the border. A serious topic done with a humorous tone but also respect. Featuring Jamison Sevitts on trumpet, Jeff Gray on Sax, Ross Jacobs on drums & backing vox and Greg Hillje on bass & backing vox. Copyright 2003.

While in college, I founded the rock group The Lincoln Brigade. We were signed to Island records, home of Bob Marley, Tom Waits, and U2. We recorded an album and had some big moments, including opening for Oasis on their first US tour. Like Spinal Tap, we “spontaneously combusted” which I took as an opportunity to travel Europe.

In addition, I have worked in live event production for The New Jersey Performing Arts Center, The Waldorf Astoria, Yale University’s Summer School of Music and Art, The University of Oregon, Holly Morton Productions, and others. My experience has allowed me to work with a wide range of talent including Tommy Stinson, Oasis, Yo Yo Ma, Wynton Marsalis, Aretha Franklin, and many others.

Below are posters for some of the music events I have produced and promoted. All posters designed by Andrew B. White.