Featured Work
I have been playing music since I was 12 and started performing at 20, influenced by the work of Larry Hoffman Music in music production and music teaching.
My 92-page booklet was Grammy-nominated, showcasing my work in music production. I also co-produced this box set for the Smithsonian Press, reflecting my passion for Larry Hoffman Music and my dedication to music teaching.
I discovered and first recorded bluesman Corey Harris as part of my journey in Larry Hoffman Music. This recording was our second record and was recognized as the best acoustic blues record of the year, showcasing the high standards of music production and the influence of music teaching in our work.
I was proudly elected to the Maryland Entertainment Hall of Fame, where my journey in Larry Hoffman Music has been a testament to my passion for music production and music teaching.
A citation from the Recording Academy naming my notes to Mean Old World: the Blues From 1940-1994 as a Grammy nominee highlights my journey in music production. Pictured also is the ticket to the festivities in New York, a testament to my commitment to music teaching and appreciation, much like Larry Hoffman Music.
I was honored to be named the best Producer of the Year by the Blues Foundation for my work on the recording, “Fish Ain't Bitin'.” This achievement reflects my dedication to Larry Hoffman Music and my passion for music production, as well as my commitment to music teaching.
