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Mark Goldberg
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Mark Goldberg has been playing guitar, keys, and performing for some time now. Some of his credits include a stint in the El Camino College Jazz Band in which they played a festival in the town of Fullerton. Mark played in several bands in the Los Angeles area before returning to his hometown of Seattle. He has since played on albums by Jason Trachtenburg, Richard DeCuir and Steve Caustrita and has worked with Roger Fisher from Heart and Chris Ballew from the Presidents. Mark has also been involved with Tim Noah and the Thumbnail Theater and was in several productions that were put on there. He put out an album in 2001 of classical guitar music called “Landscapes” and his most recent album, "Looking For Distractions," as well as others can be found on You Tube, Spotify, among other outlets. His website is www.reverbnation.com/markgoldberg4 Mark Goldberg’s influences are chiefly centered in the 60’s to 80’s era namely Steely Dan, Boz Scaggs, Elton John, Pat Metheny, Genesis and Rush
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Seattle WA, USA
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Mark Goldberg has been playing guitar, keys, and performing for some time now. Some of his credits include a stint in the El Camino College Jazz Band in which they played a festival in the town of Fullerton. Mark played in several bands in the Los Angeles area before returning to his hometown of Seattle. He has since played on albums by Jason Trachtenburg, Richard DeCuir and Steve Caustrita and has worked with Roger Fisher from Heart and Chris Ballew from the Presidents. Mark has also been involved with Tim Noah and the Thumbnail Theater and was in several productions that were put on there. He put out an album in 2001 of classical guitar music called “Landscapes” and his most recent album, "Looking For Distractions," as well as others can be found on You Tube, Spotify, among other outlets. His website is www.reverbnation.com/markgoldberg4 Mark Goldberg’s influences are chiefly centered in the 60’s to 80’s era namely Steely Dan, Boz Scaggs, Elton John, Pat Metheny, Genesis and Rush
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Minding My Business
I basically came up with this messing around with jazz chords on my acoustic d'addario. Lyrics talk about a trip I actually did take to the Georgia/Alabama area in 2016. I saw a lot of cool stuff then, which I didn't go into here (not enough room).more
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Feelings Come Feelings Go
Wrote this after hearing what became the lyrics of the chorus in a meeting where we were discussing the art of being present as a sort of relaxation tool. I asked if I could use them for a song, and they said to go ahead. more
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Jack The Enigma
Wrote and recorded this in 2022 initially, but there has been some updating recently. . The Jack in the title is Jack Ruby and this tune was written after reading "The Death Of A President," by William Manchester. The first two words in the song are "Sunburst Friday," which, of course, refers to the date Kennedy was killed and the first line in the second verse is "Ain't no lucky Monday," which was Ruby's first full day in jail after he killed Oswald. In spite of the subject matter, the music on this one is relatively upbeat with a swing feel and the lyrics do their best to reflect the mysteries and weird stuff and that go along with such a complex case or story.more
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