Former John Denver band member and Tony nominated Broadway star Dan Wheetman plays guitar, fiddle, bass, banjo, and blues harp for Marley's Ghost. He has recorded two solo albums on the Sage Arts label.

"Although Dan Wheetman begins House of a Different Color with a neat version of Charlie Poole's "Goodbye Miss Eliza Jane" that somehow sounds utterly contemporary and yet retains its old-time flavor, the CD is mostly a showcase for his fine, often tradition-oriented songwriting." – Sing Out, Summer 2003

"I truly hope that all the ears that come in contact with these tunes are pleased and/or moved in some way. Music has a Spirit all its own that we are privileged to witness while it weaves its magic. It owes us nothing." – Dan Wheetman, 2002

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Goodbye Miss Liza Jane * Muddy Water * Light in the Forest * Judy * A Winter's Tale * Ezekiel * Push Him Down * Oh Good Fortune * Don't We All Feel Like That * Show Me the Way (Trust My Heart) * The New Jerusalem

Five years in the making, this collection of ballads, swing tunes, and country-rockers showcases both Wheetman's uncommonly powerful, resonant baritone and his superlative song writing ability. Comparisons with Merle Haggard and Hank Williams are unavoidable. With help from a gathering of legendary talents, Wheetman also displays his incredible versatility on electric and acoustic bass, drums, electric guitar, vocals, acoustic guitar, tenor and baritone sax, piano, L-5 rhythm guitar, pedal steel, fiddle, electric mandolin, jaw harp, tambourine, slide guitar, clarinet, horns, blues harp, and dobro. A real country classic.

Honey be There * Losin' You Might be the Best Thing Yet * Time Changes Everything * Cajun Holiday * Come to You * Hard Livin' * Mountain Water * (She Made Me) Lose My Blues * When We're Dancing * Crying Fool * They'll Know Who I Am

  Honey Be There Cassette $4.00