Gary Lucas
The Essential Gary Lucas (2021) CD/DIGITAL

alto saxophone
recording and mastering engineer

Epileptica
"Flesh Eating Virus Eaters Part 1"
from Teknotes III / Nudibranchia (2008) CD

electric sax

Hungry March Band
Portable Soundtracks for Temporary Utopias (2007) CD

alto saxophone
additional production

Earth People
Bang! Live from New York City (2007) CD

alto saxophone
co-producer

Gary Lucas & Gods and Monsters
Coming Clean (2007) CD - NL release
Coming Clean (2007) CD - French release
Coming Clean (2006) CD - US release
Coming Clean (2006) CD - UK release

alto saxophone

"... fresh, always challenging, and mesmerizing in its devotion to pushing the boundaries of the rock landscape." - Larry Sakin (Blog Critics Magazine)

Earth People
Now Is Rising (2005) CD

alto saxophone, guitar
co-producer

"... one of the most innovative and exciting groups on today's avant garde scene.  The group excels once again with the absolutely fresh Now Is Rising, a soulful amalgam of sound that showcases the group's versatality and formidable gifts." - Florence Wetzel (All About Jazz NY)

Hungry March Band
Critical Brass (2005) CD

alto saxophone
producer

"Ridiculously cool local 24 piece 'marching band'. This feisty bunch gets down with some monster grooves, New Orleans-like funeral & marching music, foot-stomping cartoon-like hilarity, post-klez and other ethnic music mayhem. A complete blast." - Bruce Gallanter  (Downtown Music Gallery NY)

Gary Lucas & Gods and Monsters
Follow (2005) CD - Russian Release

alto saxophone

Moby
Hotel (2005) CD

background vocals

Earth People
Sky Readers (2003) CD

alto saxophone, guitar, doumbek
co-producer

"Improvisation is one of the oldest traditions in jazz, and when it's employed by those who seek to explode tradition, the results are exhilarating. This is the new new music, an up-to-date message from jazz avant garde; the music is alive and well, and Earth People is one of its strongest contributors." - Florence Wetzel (All About Jazz NY)

Earth People
Simple ... Isn't It?? (2003) CD

alto saxophone
co-producer

"This is New World music, a New Age free jazz fusion poetry funk gumbo whose geography is not only the planet but the soul." -Terrell Holmes (All About Jazz NY)

Hungry March Band
On The Waterfront (2002) CD

alto saxophone

"3 (out of 4) Stars! ... second line with the power of a Bourbon Street hurricane." - Dan Aquilante (New York Post)

Earth People
Waking the Living (2001) CD

alto saxophone, doumbek
co-producer

"... groups like Earth People make me feel hopeful for the future of this country's culture. Fresh and original collective music that respects no arbitrary boundaries still lives!" - Chris Forbes (Cosmik Debris)

Ape
Now (2000) CD

guitar, sound design, background vocals
producer

Ape
Suicide Pact / Black Lagoon 2 (1994) 45

guitar, samples
producer

"Ape can sure play ..." - Dave Jimenez (Trash)

Apes With Guns
Hiroshima / Sparkling Jacket (1994) 45

guitar, sound design
producer

"Sparkiing Jacket" is nearly formless - vaguely flamenco guitar, unaccompanied, noodling with drunken abandon one usually reserves for those moments immediately prior to passing out.  Hmm." - Dave Jimenez (Trash)

Deth Boat
Donkey Ride Down the Grand Canyon / Lemmings (1994) 45

guitars, vocals
producer

"Donkey Ride" is a slow bluesy bass-driven instrumental that feels like, well, a donkey ride down the Grand Canyon until the last thirty seconds when it turns into a psychedelic freakout. Man, this is a welcome change of pace from most of the stuff that gets submitted for review.  It's original, funny, and unaffected.  "Lemmings" has hilarious lyrics ("when we fall, we make a cool sound" and "the glory of the lemming, plummeting grace") with a Germanic metal structure, beerhall vocals and a Zappaesque guitar break.  Though the recording is too low-fi to do the band justice, Deth Boat probably has a lot more goodies where these two came from, and I want to hear them." - Dave Jimenez (Trash)

Ape
Ranger / Bus Crash (1993) 45

guitar, vocals
producer

Ape
Ape (1993) CD

guitars, sound design, vocals
producer

Baby Tapeworm
Let's Go Bumpin' (1990) 45

tenor saxophone