Mike Coykendall
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Mike Coykendall is a musician and studio engineer. He released three critically acclaimed albums with San Francisco's Old Joe Clarks before moving to Portland, Oregon in 1999. He set up a home studio, and has recorded such luminaries as M Ward, Richmond Fontaine, Beth Orton, Tin Hat Trio, Bright Eyes. He has recorded one album for Stereotype Records titled Hello Hello Hello.
[edit] Discography
The Unbearable Being of Likeness (2010) Field Hymns
- Good One
- Luna Mama Less Dip
- It's Raining Inside
- Spacebaker Blues
- Disco Next Door w/ Clicker
- Bye-Bye-Baby-O
- First Shot, Best Shot
- Sold Your Closet Painting
- Flatlands
- Something To Chew On
- Wonderland
Hello Hello Hello (2005) Stereotype Records
- Hi-Ho
- Glass Shelters
- Top of the World
- Takes One to Know
- Devil's Own Highway
- Sammy in the Doomed Machine
- Driver Carries No Cash
- Hope (the Good Angel)
- If I Only Knew
- Who'll Be the Devil
- Altitudes
- Please
- What Can I Say
- Bamboo Pole
- In Prayer
[edit] Other Appearances
- Bright Eyes - Four Winds (2007 · Saddle Creek)
- She & Him - Volume One (2007 · Merge Records)
- She & Him - Volume Two (2010 · Merge Records)
[edit] External links
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