 2003 Matthew Skoller Tap Root Tongue n Groove |
 1999 Matthew Skoller Shoulder To the Wind Tongue n Groove |
 1996 Matthew Skoller Bone to Pick With You Tongue n Groove |
 2005 Let it Go! Deitra Farr JSP |
 2000 Royal Blue Koko Taylor Alligator |
 2000 A Million of You Big Time Sarah Delmark |
 2000 Do You Thing! Michael Coleman Delmark |
 2000 John Primer Knockin' At Your Door Telarc |
 1997 John Primer Keep on Lovin' the Blues Code Blue |
 1997 Charlelie Couture Casque Nu Chrysalis |
 1997 Bernard Allison Keepin' the Blues Alive Cannonball |
 1993 H Bomb Ferguson Wiggin' Out Earwig |
 1993 You Need to Live a Little Larry Garner Polygram |
 1993 Harvey Mandel Twist City Western Front |
 1989 Big Daddy Kinsey Can't Let Go Blind Pig |
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Harmonica master Carey Bell recorded Matthew Skoller’s original composition, “Love Her, Don’t Shove Her,” on his album Good Luck Man for Alligator Records (1997).
Legendary blues and boogie-woogie pianist, H-Bomb Ferguson, also recorded “Love Her, Don’t Shove Her” on his Earwig Records CD, Wiggin' Out (1993). |
| In 1994, Skoller was chosen to create the music for the world premiere of August Wilson's play, “Seven Guitars,” at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. After a sold-out run at the Goodman, Skoller was flown to Boston to craft additional music for The Huntington Theatre's run of “Seven Guitars.” The play went on to Broadway with Skoller's music as part of the score. Ruben Santiago-Hudson won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor. Skoller was his harmonica coach for the production. | ||
| Evidence of his versatility, dependability and professionalism, Matthew Skoller recorded television jingles for a number of top national and international corporations, including Nintendo, McDonald's and Sears/Kenmore. | ||