About Me

A Little Bit About Mike Caputo

Mike Caputo, musician, composer and singer has been performing and composing music since the 1960’s.  It has been a great  journey from project to project.  I love to compose, play various instruments and record. As a result, a few of my compositions became published and sold.

I am a musician and singer with many influences. Donald Fagen, Walter Becker, Gino Vannelli, Stevie Wonder, Sting, Dave Brubeck to name a few. Most recently I am part of a new project called GOOD STUFF and performing the music of some of the artists mentioned above.


A Short Bio

Mike is a singer, songwriter and musician who has been performing in the NY/NJ/PA area for over 50 years. A vocalist who plays keyboards and drums, Mike was signed to ABC Dunhill records at 15 years old after playing the Cafe Wha? in NYC in 1967. From that point he performed as a lead vocalist and either drummer, or keyboardist  in a variety of local bands in the club circuit. Performing 5 to 6 nights a week playing Pop, Progressive, Jazz, R&B, Funk and his own Original Compositions, led him to more studio experience at Private Stock Records in the 70’s.

Music and Venues

Mike loves the music of the artists featured in the GOOD STUFF repertoire.

“That’s one of the reasons I decided to form the band.”

His vocal style can be heard in the artists he emulates and admires. Mike has been touted as the signature Donald Fagen vocalist for the past 30 years by fans of his many Steely Dan tribute performances. Mike has performed at the Berks Jazz Fest for many years, Trump Marina Shell Theater, The China Club, Bethlehem Musikfest and Musikfest Cafe, Scranton Jazz Fest, McLoone’s Supper Club, Roy’s Hall, Gerald Veasley’s Jazz Base, The River Street Jazz Cafe, Trumpets Jazz Club and many other popular venues. He has done voice demos for B.J. Thomas, Steve Tyrell, Regis Philbin, and Alan Shwartzberg. Mike is also a published writer who wrote lyrics and melody for “A Question Of  Time” by B.J. Thomas from the album “Once I Loved” and “Manhattan Blue” for Rich Cecere’e Big Band.

He gives his all to the audience.

“Now, he takes great delight in working with **GOOD STUFF** and its outstanding session players, who bring their unique skills and personalities to some of the most influential music of our time.”