Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise
Big Mo Recording recorded for film producer Robert Mugge on the
Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise throughout the Carribean.
Engineers Greg Hartman, Dean West, and Mark Williams learned to
contend with ship’s power (no ground!), salty air, and of course
lots of wave action while tracking the Fabulous Thunderbirds,
Buckwheat Zydeco, Tommy Castro, Taj Mahal, Bobby Rush, Deanna
Bogart, and many other legendary artists. Robert Mugge, of
Mugshot Productions, has a long list of music film credits and has
often worked with Big Mo Recording including the notable films
"Blues Divas", "Last of the Mississippi Jukes" and "Hellhounds On
My Trail".
Robertmugge.com

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John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts:
Big Mo Recording recorded a spectacular salute to a generation of
extraordinary artists who have helped make jazz "America's
greatest music." Big Mo was very fortunate to record an
unprecedented number of jazz icons all under one roof. The
concert, hosted by James Earl Jones, was produced to honor Living
Jazz Legends with a Kennedy Center award for their lifetime of
contributions to the art form. Performances included more than 25
jazz luminaries including vocalist Nancy Wilson with the Clayton-
Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, Dr. Billy Taylor,, Dave Brubeck, The
Clayton Brothers Quintet, Wynton Marsalis, drummer T.S. Monk,
violinist Regina Carter, Michel Legrand, and many others.

Additionally, Big Mo Recording recorded "The First Lady of Piano
Jazz" (New York/Newsday), Marian McPartland, who celebrated her
89th birthday in a concert that featured Dr. Billy Taylor as
special guest. The show was recorded for future broadcast on
National Public Radio's Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz.
http://kennedy-center.org/
http://www.npr.org/programs/pianojazz/

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Jonathan Nelson Live in Baltimore, MD. Big Mo Recording recorded Jonathan
Nelson's second live CD in Baltimore, MD. The Stellar award winning singer /
songwriter's project is being produced by Justin Savage. In 2006, Jonathan
Nelson won the 2006 Stellar Award "Song of the Year" for writing "I'm Healed." Most
recently, Nelson wrote Youth for Christ’s inspirational ballad “The Struggle is Over”
which spent many weeks at #1 on Billboard magazine’s gospel singles chart.
www.jnandpurpose.com

Big Mo Recording recorded the Grammy award winning CD “cELLAbration”, a
tribute concert to Ella Jenkins, who is known as “The First Lady of Children’s
Music”. The concert featured various artists paying tribute to some of Ella
Jenkins’ timeless repertoire. Artists included, Tom Paxton, Sweet Honey in
The Rock, Cathy Fink, John McCutcheon, Marcy Marxer.
www.folkways.si.edu
www.cathymarcy.com/

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More Award Winning Recordings:
Donnie McClurkin, “Psalms, Hymns & Spiritual Songs” 2005 Grammy Award Winner for Gospel Best Traditional Soul Album

Hezekiah Walker, “Love Is Live!” 2001 Grammy Award Winner for Best Gospel Choir Or Chorus Album

Stellar Award nominations
CD of the Year 2005:
Karen Clark Sheard; The Heavens Are Telling; Elektra

Contemporary Choir of the Year 2005
Youthful Praise; Thank You For The Change; Evidence Gospel / Light

Choir of the Year 2006
Lamar Campbell & Spirit of Praise; From The Heart; Alliant Music Group

Contemporary Choir of the Year 2006
Youthful Praise featuring James Hairston; Live! The Praise... The Worship;
Evidence Gospel