To date he has released twelve[3] albums on a number of labels, and his music has been aired on independent film scores, television commercials, and documentaries on the Discovery Channel.
[4] Mischo's own compositions, "King of a Mighty Good Time" and "Two Hours From Tulsa", were both number one on the playlist at Sirius XM Radio.
[6] The album's cover stated it featured Teddy "Kid" Morgan, Bruce McCabe, Billy Black and Rob Stupka, ostensibly his renamed 'Red Hot Blues Band'.
[4] In San Francisco he recorded West Wind Blowin' (1999), which included guest appearances by Steve Freund and Rusty Zinn on guitar and vocals.
[9] His move to California also led to him meeting fellow harmonica players such as Rod Piazza, Kim Wilson, Mark Hummel and Andy Just.
His 2014 album, Everything I Need, had Jeremy Johnson and Frank Krakowski on guitar, Bruce McCabe (piano) and a rhythm section of Billy Black and Victor Span.
Make It Good, was issued on Delta Groove Productions two years before, although Mischo enjoyed the extra freedom of self-releasing most of his more recent output.