In the 1960's, Mickey B sang and recorded ten records with 'Tico and the Triumphs'. Paul Simon also was a member of this group. Although Mickey does not sing with a group today, his love of the music is evident in his radio show and in his support of today's groups.

In 1979, Mickey B wrote, produced and sang "Here Comes the Garbage Man", which was released in the U.S.A. on the Buddha label. In Europe, the song was picked up by the Vogue label and charted at #7 in France. Mickey B also recorded a number of other songs on the Buddha label as "Mickey's Men".

Mickey B has made numerous guest appearances on television. In addition to appearances on The Gordon Elliot Show, The Joe Franklin Show, The Joe Martin Show and Doo Wop Is Alive, Mickey B has produced and hosted several of his own shows for cable TV.

Mickey B, "The Prince of Rock & Roll", is also the Prince of Humanitarianism. The list of charities that Mickey B supports includes: Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy - Jerry's Kids, American Cancer Society, Aids Research, Vietnam Veterans and the list goes on. Mickey B is the honorary chairman of the "Have A Heart" Children's Cancer Society. Mickey B is the host of the National Committee for Furtherance Jewish Education Telethon. Mickey B also created with Rabbi Perl the Good Deeds Awards for teenagers, .... and the list goes on.

For sixteen years, Mickey B has hosted the 'Juke Box Revue' segment for the Cerebral Palsy Telethon, appearing on WWOR-TV network with hosts Dennis James, Marilyn Michael, Ben Vereen, Florence Henderson and Clint Holmes. His reputation as 'Prince of Rock & Roll' gives him the credentials to introduce the great talents of the 50's and 60's, while supporting this charity.

Mickey B writes a monthly column for the "50+ LifeStyles" newspaper while also supporting many senior promotions and events. He is also seen and heard on many radio and TV commercials.