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1. Double Street 0:00 2. Man in Need 3:00 3. G. Mack Robinson Caldwell 4:34 4. Hard-Hearted Woman 6:36 5. Violent Music 7:39 6. Welcome Home, Willy 10:32 7. Better Days Ahead 14:19 8. When I'm Hurt 18:22 9. Dad's Company 23:40 10. Lamentation of Dr. Frankenstein & Igor 25:26 11. Superhero Theme 28:11 12. NY Music 29:25 13, What Good Am I? 30:43 14. Original Man 32:13 15. Violent Music (Reprise)...

I asked myself the musical question, what would Mitch Miller's chorale sound like singing a torch song? I took an original song called "Hard-Hearted," and spent Friday recording a sing-along I wrote for Mitch's "gang," while faithful in spirit, totally inappropriate lyrically. Enjoy!

Playing Piano - Mandolindley Road Show

Mordecai Family Tree

Song from the movie, THE RODNEES: WE MOD LIKE DAT! Written by Lindley Farley. Performed by Lindley Farley, Tim McKasty, Barry Kersh and Ray Texidor

Overview of music associated with New York City during the 20th Century.

Trailer for The Fez Belcher Show.

Filmmakers, chiefly screenwriters, today don't really have a grasp of their craft. Taking cues from soap operas, rather than literature, we have not learned the lessons from the Hollywood masters of the past.

The Norfolk Southern towing the Pan Am Railways and New Haven museum cars. Original footage taken from SD70ACeofspades.

There is a lovely chord progression that is not part of the official CASABLANCA film score. Sam plays it as Rick drunkenly muses at the bar. It's a lovely piece, and it is sad that Rick cuts Sam off as it heads to more interesting places.

The efforts Dick Van Dyke and the show's crew put into making the opening perfect.

Opening for the web series, THE FEZ BELCHER SHOW. The concept being that no fame is safe. Photo credit: Shell Sheddy

I wanted a front bumper shot for my web series, The Fez Belcher Show, so at 2am I drove to 10th Avenue, clamped a camera bracket on the front hood of my car, put my taxi driving skills to work, and this is the result. This is the raw footage. About 25 seconds was used in the edited cut.

in 1970's films, the use of lightweight hand held cameras gave us this shot. Both inviting intimacy and suspense, the wrap-around shot was a hallmark of filmmakers like William Friedkin, Sidney Lumet and Robert Altman. It fell out of favor by the mid-1970's, perhaps with the advent of Steadicam, and is rarely seen in movies these days. It's a simple shot, but it packs a wallop.

Adventures of Superman Opening (re-imagined)

Moby Dick Finale (with natural sound)

Harold Lloyd's SAFETY LAST (with Natural Sound)

The $20 Misunderstanding

BOSS OF THE BALLET (1990) - Full Movie

"But I Love Him" Rough Cut

"Counting Bulls" from THE BULLS' NIGHT OUT

Councilman Skip Sanchez

Mandolindley Road Show Piano Medley

I Wrap My Joy Around You

Shouting The Truth in The Wilderness

"You're What Love" (Demo) Mandolindley Road Show (1981)

"Extinction"

"You're What Love" Mandolindley Road Show (2016)

Zapruder film with Sound Added