Chicago Mike Beck

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Mike's new album is now available! Click here.

Produced by Rik Meijer, Nico Outhuijse and Chicago Mike Beck. Recorded in The Netherlands, Illinois, New York, Tennessee and Estonia. Featuring Grammy-winning harmonica virtuoso Sugar Blue (Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa), Robbie Stokes (Grateful Dead solo albums, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Norman Greenbaum), Mirjam Timmer (Twarres), Neal Daniels on drums (Matchbox 20, Liz Phair, Booker T & The MGs, LP, Post Malone, Dua Lipa) and Nora O'Connor (Andrew Bird, Mavis Staples, Jeff Tweedy, Jakob Dylan, The Decemberists).

Advance orders are the only way to hear the full album now.
Releasing to Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming services in January 2024.

Mike also performs with the acoustic duo Rahel n Beck and Torn & Frayed, the world's foremost quasi-pedagogical acoustic Rolling Stones DynaMick Duo and Tributary Band

Rahel n Beck

Torn & Frayed

Music from Mike's first album:
Chicago Mike Beck

Chicago Mike Beck CD cover

Please enjoy these MP3s from Mike's first album. Feel free to share these with your friends... But, if you like what you hear, please buy the album which features several additional songs.

Mike's first album is also available on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal and other streaming platforms.

(If) The Soup Is Good
Written and recorded with Big Eyed Beans From Fryslân Rik Meyer and Boy Brostowski

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The Ghost of Mrs. Adler
featuring a tasty 12-string acoustic guitar lead by Frank "Finger" Curtis and mandolin by "Mando" Dave Bagdade

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One Minus One
featuring harmonica virtuoso Howard Levy and folk diva Nora O'Connor

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Johnny Y.
featuring blues guitar great Larry McCray

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Body & Mind
featuring Big Eyed Beans From Fryslân, recorded in The Netherlands, May 2003

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Dig what you hear? Buy Mike's albums!

Chicago Mike Beck CD cover

Check out photos from the Chicago Mike Beck recording sessions.

Mike performing at the Bald Headed Hit Men Bash - February 21, 2004

Photo by Jill Harkaway