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Click here to start working with Mark.
I am a keyboard player, arranger, orchestrator, producer, and music engraver. I’m comfortable in all styles of music, having taken classical jazz lessons as well as playing in rock, jazz, folk and country groups. My favorite gear includes Piano, Rhodes electric piano, Wurlitzer electric piano, Moog synthesizer, accordion and Hammond B-3(when I can find one to use). I have a huge sample library, so can find about any sound you need.
Click here to start working with Steve.
I play bass — upright and electric. I run a nationally-recognized commercial music program at a private school in Denver. I’ve been on the road with a band out of Nashville. I’m from Memphis, and my family is from Louisiana. I bring all those influences — from the Meters to Alison Krauss, from Otis Redding to John Coltrane, from Celia Cruz to Booker T and the MG’s — to everything I do.
Music, as a whole, is what I do, and I feel comfortable in all styles – folk, bebop, soul, country, R&B, pop, reggae, classical – everything. I’ve played in symphony orchestras and I’ve played in blues acoustic duos and everything in between. I don’t specialize in one style of music as I feel I’m better able to bring a more interesting character to your song. That said, I’m also not offended when someone asks me to just play whole notes. In the end, I play for the song. I play to support and bring out the best in your song. Maybe it’s an underlying bubble ala Tony Levin, maybe it’s a soul line ala Duck Dunn, or maybe it’s a crazy bowed bass line ala Edgar Meyer. The relationship between the drums and the bass is the foundation for any song, and I strive to help create that solid bond that will help your song to soar.
I also write charts. If you’re tired of handing out lyric sheets with chords because you’d like more control over how your band sounds, or if you would just like to make them available to on your website, let me know, as I can create a professional publish-ready chart. I also have access to a full recording studio in my office where I teach, which is the main reason we’re doing this crazy Recording Bazaar thing – to better facilitate the connection between the songwriter and the studio musician. So whether it’s laying down a bass track, arranging a string quartet or horns, or mixing your project, let me know how I can help put the sound in your head to tape…or hard disk, as the case may be…
