Soundtrack is a compilation of fourteen original songs from seven Michael Mulvaney recordings.

•  One Dollar an Hour

•  Song For The Fog

•  Continental Divide

•  Market Scene

•  The Dance of Love

•  Spacey

•  Cigarettes and Coffee

•  Peril Of The Bottom Feeder

•  Everyone is Blue

•  View From A Porch

•  The Man In Th Black Hat

•  Itchy Feet

•  Bumble Bee

•  Saint Thomas

Goin’ Back To Sligo

Eight songs by MICHAEL MULVANEY, produced by Paul Brier and recorded at Jeff Scott Media Studio and Virginia Arts Studio featuring Paul Brier on keyboards, tenor and baritone saxophones, trombone, and vocals; pianist: Hod O’Brien; traps and congas tracks courtesy of William Goffigan; trombone to the extreme provided by Mark Maynard, Trumpet parts: all John D’earth; saxophones and piccollo emitted from the great Michael Elswick; and a Mid Eastern journey of jewsharps from Patrick Healy. Lori Derr and Lorie Strother sung; Bob Bowen walked into the sessions and commanded the bass and double bass to speak. Also debuting on a Michael Mulvaney recording is percussionist Len Wishart on timbales, wood blocks, cowbells and claves.

Produced by Paul Brier with Michael Mulvaney

• Goin’ Back To Sligo

• The Belmont Hustle 

• Riverstown Rosie

•  Everybody’s Got The Blues  

• The Sidewalks of Luton       

•  The Man In The Black Hat

Dancers On The Sun

Eleven compositions by MICHAEL MULVANEY, produced by Paul Brier and recorded at Virginia Arts Studio with musical contributions from vocalist Dee Dee Bellson, trumpeter John D’earth, pianist Hod O’Brien, Grammy nominated guitarist Bill Kirchen, concerto champion violinist John Knudson, master jawharp licks via Patrick Healy, trap drums from Harvey Nussbaum, African drums from Darrell Rose, bodhran from Paddy League and many other international, national and regional performing musicians.
Produced by Paul Brier with Michael Mulvaney

•  Dancers On the Sun

• One Dollar an Hour

• Peril Of The Bottom Feeder

• You Got To Be Righteous

•  It Must Have Been a Miracle

• Cool Breeze

• The Drunken Bicyclemen Of Manteo

• Unfaithful Lyin’ Woman Blues

• Spacey

• Big Boy

• Bumble Bee

The Drunken Bicycle Men Of Manteo 

EP, The Drunken Bicycle Man Of Manteo, was Recorded live at The Silver Cloud Lounge, Buxton, NC by Mole and mastered at Virginia Arts Studio, Charlottesville, VA.Instrumentation on song, The Drunken Bicycle Men Of Manteo, reflects the ethnic makeup of the Malungeans. Musicians: MICHAEL MULVANEY (guitar, tambourine, camel bells, vocals), Harvey Nussbaum (trap drums), Paddy League (bodhran), Darrell Rose (African talking drum), Paul Brier (bass piccolo, chorus vocals), Patrick Healy (jewsharp, chorus vocals), Jimbo Cary (mandolin, brazil nut shakers, gun gun ma, chorus vocals), Kim Cary (maraca, kalimba, chorus vocals), Ancestors (creaks, groans, rattles)

• Drunken Bicycle Men of Manteo

• Silver Cloud Blues

• We Don’t Know

Balloon Man 

Balloon Man is a combination new original songs and new arrangements of songs by Howlin’ Wolf, Robert Johnson, and Doug Sahm. The album features Paul Brier, John Dearth, Art Wheeler, Michael Elswick, Steve Riggs, Laura Martier, Dan Sebring, and Joe Wells.

Produced by Paul Brier and Michael Mulvaney

• I Thought I Lost My Mojo

• Load’s Boogie

• She’s About A Mover

• Nobody Else

• Break the Chain

• Spoonful

• Dancin‘ With the Devil

• I Wouldn’t Listen

• Love in Vain

•  Million Mile Man

• Itchy Feet

ROAD

The concept behind ROAD was to combine the electric and acoustic cassette recordings of Michael Mulvaney from Everyone Is Blue and Cut The Mustard, and release on CD, with the addition of a new electric version of original song, I Must Have Been A Fool To Be In Love, a re-singing of original song, Send Me, and new acoustic versions of original, Dear Frances, featuring Paul Brier on soprano sax, and New Orleans classic tune, Last Call For Alcohol, featuring Paul Brier on clarinet.

Produced by Paul Brier and Michael Mulvaney

• Hot Wash With a Cold Rinse

• The Dance Of Love

• Song for the Fog

• Continental Divide

• Send Me

• I Must Have Been A Fool (To Believe In Love)

• Cigarettes and Coffee

• Stone

• Parchman’s Farm

• If The River Was Whiskey

• Rollin’ And Tumblin

• Midnight Special

• Dear Frances

• Boogie Man

• Cut The Mustard

• Last Call For Alcohol

Everyone Is Blue 

Everyone Is Blue is the first fully original album by Michael Mulvaney, featuring Paul Brier, John     Dearth, Art Wheeler, Tim Reynolds, and Richard Stickley, released in the early 1990’s.

Produced by Paul Brier and Michael Mulvaney

•  Everyone Is Blue

•  Stone

•  Cigarettes And Coffee

•  Song For The Fog

•  Continental Divide

•  Send Me

•  Another Shade Of Blue

•  Hot Wash With A Cold Rinse

•  Aristocrat Of Love

•  We Know What Love Is

•  The Dance Of Love

•  Saint Thomas

Cut The Mustard

 Cut The Mustard is Michael Mulvaney singing the Blues and blowing harp, live

Cut The Mustard is Michael Mulvaney singing the Blues and blowing harp, live in the studio with no overdubs and no guest musicians, digitally re-mastered at Jeff Scott Media.

Cut The Mustard is Michael Mulvaney singing the Blues and blowing harp, live in the studio with no overdubs and no guest musicians, digitally re-mastered at Jeff Scott Media.

• Parchman’s Farm
  

• Bring it On Home

• Look Over Yonders Wall

• Cut The Mustard

• Midnight Special

• Boogie Man

• Corina

• Mother Earth

• If The River Was Whiskey

• Lawdy Miss Clawdy

Blow Your Own Horn

 

Blow Your Own Horn is a party album recorded live by Pete Katz, featuring Kevin Reed on second harmonica and backup vocals, digitally re-mastered at Jeff Scott Media.

Produced by Michael Mulvaney and Paul Brier

 

• Midnight Special  

• Corrina

• Parchman’s Farm

• Cut The Mustard

• Statesboro Blues

• Harp and Dog

• They Call me The Breeze

• Goin’ Down the Road Feelin’ Bad

• Walkin’ Blues

• Seven Eleven Blues

 

Leavin’ Trunk

 

Leavin’ Trunk is the first released recording by Michael Mulvaney containing six original songs, five classic blues, and one song with lyrics by John Siegmund, with guest musicians John Dearth and Michael Cogswell, each blowing horn on one song. Digitally re-mastered by Jeff Scott Media.

Produced by Michael Mulvaney and Bucky Pomerantz

 

• I Must Have Been A Fool (To Believe In Love)

•  Cigarettes and Coffee

•  Riot in Cell Block Number Nine

•  Magnolia

•  Baby Please Don’t Go

•  Amazon Blues

•  I Wanna Be A Robot

•  Leavin’ Trunk

•  View From A Porch

•  The Hunter

•  Willow Mary Jane

•  Dear Frances

We’ll Say Goodbye

We’ll Say Goodbye is a song sung during WW2 by the 307th Airborne Division known as the Long Rangers. Lyrics were gathered from many sources and the writing was completed by Michael Mulvaney. The song is sung by Michael Mulvaney. Patrick Healy and Paul Brier contributed to the instrumentation. The song was sung roughly to the tune of Back Home Again In Indiana. All proceeds go to the 307th., instrumental royalties go to the writers of Back Home Again In Indiana. To purchase and for details contact Don Calarco via Facebook or contact the U. S. Airforce, 307th