


I'm originally from New York, and went to college at Brown University and grad school at Cornell University. As you'll see from this web site, my passion in life is LIVE MUSIC. I've been taping and collecting live music recordings since 1976, and the majority of the content of this web site is related to this "hobby". While I was in grad school, I taught myself how to program personal computers by attempting to catalog my cassette collection. The database that I started building back then has been adapted and transformed into the "Analog Tape" section that you see before you. In fact, several of the entries in my database go all the way back to the dBase II database that I built back in 1982! Over the years from 1982 through 1997, I worked as a computer software developer for Humana, Seisdata Services, BFI, Advantage Management Systems, and finally became my own boss from 1997-2002 as President of Rapid Business Solutions, a small Houston-based custom software & application development company. Since June 2003, I've been working for SCI Fidelity Records, the record company for the String Cheese Incident. I am the executive producer and project manager of the "On The Road" series of live concert recordings. I spent 15 months living in Boulder working full-time for SCI-Fidelity, but now I back home in Houston working for SCI-Fi on an as-needed basis.






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