Mr. B's many critically-acclaimed recordings also demonstrate his breadth and originality. "Live at the Kerrytown Concert House" shows the solo pianist playing original takes on blues and boogie standards while "Joybox" features him stretching out on his own compositions supported by bass and drums. With legendary jazz greats J. C. Heard and Marcus Belgrave he recorded "Partners in Time." His recording of original trios and duets ("My Sunday Best") features the renowned be-bop drummer Roy Brooks. Mr. B's collaboration with the 15-piece Bird of Paradise Orchestra ("Hallelujah Train") has produced an original and explosive blend of
boogie, blues, and big band jazz. Most recently he has collaborated in the studio with some of today's premiere blues artists, including John Hammond ("Found True Love"), Duke Robillard ("Dangerous Place"), and Big Bill Morganfield ("Ramblin' Mind") among many others.
Today there are not many devoted to playing boogie and blues piano. Fortunately, Mr. B's passion for showcasing and extending the tradition makes him a major exponent of an essential form of American music. As noted by Jazz News International, "the future of blues piano is in good hands with Mr. B."