How many days until next month? Oh... that many, huh?

It's my latest yet... woo hoo? Anyway, whether you see that as positive thing or not I'm not sure. What I am sure is the next episode is out. So sit back and let yourself absorb the melodies of these fine artists.




1. Step Into My Office Baby - Belle and Sebastian
2. In My Own Time - ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)
3. Bend and Break - Keane
4. I'd Rather Dance - Kings of Convenience
5. Lake Michigan - Rogue Wave
6. I Can See For Miles - The Who
7. Cheek to Cheek - TISQ (Turtle Island String Quartet)
8. Village Green - The Kinks
9. Tricrotism - Kenny Burrell
10. Smee's Plan - John Williams
11. I Don't Want to Set the World On Fire - The Ink Spots
12. Morrea - The Gypsy Kings
13. Luttrell - Tommy Emmanuel
14. Debil's Dream - The Apples
15. Jump Jive an' Wail - The Brian Setzer Orchestra
16. Crescendolls - Daft Punk
17. DVNO - Justice
18. C Jam Blues - John Pizzarelli
19. Ode - Jeff Bohn
20. Ruby Falls - Guster

Download link to come.

Yeah, Yeah... I know I'm late

This is becoming a really bad habit. I just can't seem to get this out by the beginning of the month. Anyhow, it's here and that's what matters. This one starts off quite a bit funky. I personally really like it. I hope you enjoy it too.




1. What'd I Say - Ray Charles
2. A Distinctive Sound - Gotye
3. Same Old Thing - The Meters
4. Dear Catastrophe Waitress - Belle & Sebastian
5. Diamond Dave - The Bird & The Bee
6. Happy - The Breathing
7. Satellite - Smash Mouth
8. Tropicalia - Beck
9. Faust, Midas, and Myself - Switchfoot
10. Forsaken Cowboy - Röyksopp
11. Faust Arp - Radiohead
12. The Lemon of Pink - The Books
13. Cassandra - Dave Brubeck
14. Newjack - Justice
15. Fireworks - The Whitest Boy Alive
16. Elenore - The Turtles
17. Stop - Matchbox Twenty
18. Chaos - Mutemath
19. Good Company - Queen
20. Exchange - Massive Attack
21. Moving On - Sixpence None the Richer

Download link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/uugoi5

You miss me?

I feel like a horrible human being leaving so many of you wondering if I was going to come out with another episode. Well, it seems not even a busted computer cord can keep me away from giving you good music. So here you are... episode II. It's a bit slower than last episode, or maybe that's just me...




Track list:
1. Pick Up - Bonobo
2. I've Just Seen a Face - John Pizzarelli
3. Love and Happiness - Al Green
4. Vicious World - Rufus Wainwright
5. Take Five - Dave Brubeck
6. Mr. Blue Sky - ELO (Electric light Orchestra)
7. Runaway - Jamiroquai
8. Free - Marcus Miller Feat. Corrine Bailey Rae
9. Stare at the Sun - Mutemath
10. Subterranean Homesick Alien - Radiohead
11. Cayman Islands - Kings of Convenience
12. The Indian - Jeff Bohn
13. Sunshine - Keane
14. The Vision - Victor Wooten
15. Strawberry Swing - Coldplay
16. Ol' Brother Hubbard - Tommy Emmanuel
17. Steel City Strut - TISQ (Turtle Island String Quartet)



To download with full metadata n' stuff, go to: http://www.sendspace.com/file/vuoeah

Without futher ado...

After many a headache, The Salmagundi Project is up. I'll be releasing a new episode monthly, unless I say otherwise. Anyway, I'll let you get to listening. So without further ado...




Track listings:
1. Man - the Bird & the Bee
2. Seven Days in Sunny June - Jamiroquai
3. The Diary of Horace Wimp - ELO
4. Freedom Is a Voice - Bobby Mcferrin
5. Tight T-shirt - Benji Hughes
6. New Born - Muse
7. Take Time - The Books
8. Gee Baby Ain't I Good to You - Kenny Burrell
9. Africa - The Breathing
10. I Know a Little Cuban - Bonobo
11. Friday on My Mind -Easybeats
12. Modern Guilt - Beck
13. Never There - Cake
14. The Only Way - Gotye
15. Crazy Times - Jars of Clay
16. Love - Sixpence None the Richer
17. Fugata - Yo-Yo Ma
18. Ramona - Beck

In Progress...

So, you found The Salmagundi Project. I'm trying to get it up and running but with all of the other projects I've been working on, I'll be lucky if I have it up by January. For those of you who do not know what The Salmagundi Project is, I've grown up in a musically gifted family and have been raised thinking everybody knows good music when they hear it. Once I reached the age to finally fully appreciate good music, and all of the intricacies that create a piece of music, I noticed popular music is largely heaping piles of auto tuned, major chorded, crap. There are some exceptions but mostly popular music is there to make money off of the insecure preteen. There is so much more to the music industry than Lady Gaga or Ke$ha, and that's where The Salmagundi Project comes in. I have made it my personal mission to spread good music to the masses, no matter the genre... except country western. This will be the official blog of the podcast coming, as I said earlier, sometime early 2011. I hope you tune in...