Salty Brine’s Spectacular Living Record Collection

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Dean. Maybe Frank. Maybe Sammy. — where "the eery, alien world of Radiohead’s stand-out album OK COMPUTER drowns in the drunken spin of The Rat Pack’s sinfully funny Vegas act." (Pangea, NYC - February 2016)

He’s So Unusual—where Salty channels Cyndi Lauper through the filter of a 1920’s pansy. "That seemingly delicate flower of a well-coifed gentleman who could cut one down to size with just a quick flick of his limp wrist. Join us for a stroll through the sparkling underbelly of Prohibition-era New York in this symphonic salute to the sissy with the help of the incomparable Miss Cyndi Lauper and her debut album She's So Unusual." (Pangea, NYC - November 2016)

Salty Brine’s "Good News, or Harry the Dog" — where he transforms “Good News for People Who Love Bad News” by Modest Mouse into a haunting and hilarious futuristic mythological odyssey. (July 2016)

Salty Brine’s "How Strange It Is"—where he takes on Neutral Milk Hotel’s “In The Aeroplane Over The Sea.”

This One Night At The Opera — “Grandeur, grizzly doom, and the shocking, true story of a family betrayed.” Salty Brine takes on Queen’s epic masterpiece A NIGHT AT THE OPERA! (April 2016)

Salty Brine’s Thank U 4 a Funky Time—an uninhibited take on Prince’s Purple Rain. (March 2016)

These Are The Contents of My Head—"From her rise to stardom on an MGM lot to her tragic death on a cold bathroom floor, she gave her fans everything she had until there was nothing left to give. The consummate performer and legendary icon, Judy Garland, becomes the fragile, glittering centerpiece of Annie Lennox’s jaw-dropping debut solo album, DIVA, in this month’s edition of Salty Brine’s Spectacular Living Record Collection Cabaret."
Red Room, NYC (February 2016)

I’m A Lot Like You—Weezer meets Puccini’s Madame Butterfly in the newest installment of Salty Brine’s Spectacular Living Record Collection Cabaret, I’M A LOT LIKE YOU. “A rockstar legend with an inferiority complex. An officer’s promise made but never fulfilled. A girl. A letter. A song. A knife. Weezer’s gritty sophomore album, PINKERTON, and Puccini’s soaring opera, MADAME BUTTERFLY, converge in this month’s edition of Salty Brine’s Spectacular Living Record Collection Cabaret.”
Red Room, NYC (November 2015)

GIVIN’ UP YOUR HEART — where Salty Brine takes on all the wailing heartbreak of Adele’s 21 and transforms it into a deranged slumber party.
Red Room, NYC (October 2015)

He’s So Unusual—where Salty channels Cyndi Lauper through the filter of a 1920’s pansy. "That seemingly delicate flower of a well-coifed gentleman who could cut one down to size with just a quick flick of his limp wrist. Join us for a stroll through the sparkling underbelly of Prohibition-era New York in this symphonic salute to the sissy with the help of the incomparable Miss Cyndi Lauper and her debut album She's So Unusual."
Red Room, NYC (September 2015)

I Carried A Watermelon—“It was the summer of 1963. But also it was the summer of 1987. Now it’s the summer of 2015, and Salty "Baby” Brine is haunted by magical, terrifying memories of young love in the Catskill Mountains. Experience the award-winning soundtrack to the smash-hit film DIRTY DANCING in this month’s edition of Salty Brine’s Spectacular Living Record Collection Cabaret.“
Red Room, NYC (June 2015)

Salty Brine’s Spectacular Living Record Collection Cabaret continues with DARK SIDE OF THE RAINBOW —"an astronomical voyage through Pink Floyd’s wild and wandering DARK SIDE OF THE MOON and Harburg and Arlen’s heavenly score to the fantasy classic THE WIZARD OF OZ.“
Red Room, NYC (May 2015)

Second Hand News — Salty Brine will transform Fleetwood Mac’s hit-filled, drug-fueled exposé, RUMOURS, into an evening of scintillating scuttlebutt where the truth is anybody’s guess.
Red Room, NYC (April 2015)