I just love music. I love playing it, listening to it, everything to do with it.
I play guitar, harmonica, and sing. Sometimes my friend Maureen sits in with her accordian and we get all down and funky! Thats a great ole time.
Well, I hope to see ya soon, and if'n ya see me around just say howdy!
Trevor Marty
I have been influenced by many many folks.
The Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Sam Bush. CSNY, lots of folks. Miles Davis is just way cool, Djengo, Santana, umm Jerry Douglas, too many to mention.
風格近似
I have been told that I sound like James Taylor, Neil Young, a Gospel Choir. See for yourself. Here's a link to my cd and where you can buy it.
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TREVOR MARTY - BIOGRAPHY
Trevor Marty writes from a deeply imaginative place combining interesting characters and real people with fashioned worlds and circumstances to birth stories that while thought provoking, speaking to environmental and social issues, equally engage and entertain. His eclectic style, a blend of folk, jazz, bluegrass, and acoustic Rock-a-Billy, provides a large pallet of techniques to create from. His influences are as diverse as his music itself from Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. to Jerry Garcia and Willie Nelson the spirits of both great activists, humanitarians and great musicians are present in his writing. Combining the best of all his chosen genres and influences Marty’s one of a kind sound surpasses the sum of its parts.
Born into a musical family on an army base in Texas during Vietnam, Marty developed into a bright intense young man with strong spiritual leanings and a deep reverence for the earth, people, healing and peace, after travelling to Washington to participate in mass demonstrations protesting the first gulf war he moved to Poland for a short time in 1997. The overseas adventure left an indelible mark on the then fledgling songwriter, deepening his understanding of the world and changing his writing forever. Of this journey Marty says “I visited a war museum, & saw the very very poor, watched the best new Jazz I had ever seen. It showed me that we can do anything we want”
As a multi-instrumentalist (he plays guitar, slide, harmonica, as well as some bass and mandolin) Marty has played in several bands and with international recording artist Jeff White, lending both his guitar and drum prowess and his surprisingly earthy and open vocals. In 2003 he released a live album “Red Hot Daisy Juice” with the band “Mot Mot” (much to the delight of the bands fans). His latest ‘studio’ album “Beneath the Trees” by “Trevor Marty and Mot Mot” released in 2005 has garnered exceptional response, positive reviews and is receiving internet and college radio play.
Marty is currently working on his next album and collaborations with several emerging artists in the US and Canada and continues playing out on a regular basis in Minnesota and Wisconsin. His fan base is growing and as it does he is forming a warm inviting bond with his live audiences, often taking time to engage fans after shows in one to one conversations about instruments and music. Of this relaxed relationship with listeners Marty says, “Music is, was and every shall be all about bringing people together. Our world is way too separated and even if we can all get together for just a few hours then that’s helping. I guess...and I’m in love with being on stage.”
QUOTES
"Beneath The Trees" is a refreshing acoustic gem, I've been playing the song "Twice" on a repeat in my old truck's CD player...it's a perfect soundtrack to a Midwestern day.”
- Jack Norton (Published writer)
"Overall, Marty's passion for music boosts him up a notch and it is apparent in his work. It's not everyday that someone can make you believe in their love of music, and he does so with remarkable ease and grace." – Marina Agerter (The Duluth Readers Weekly)
We wish you good listening.
Trevor.marty@gmail.com
www.trevormarty.com
www.cdbaby.com/trevormarty
I just released a new funky album "Outcries from a Sea of Red" which is now available! It is the funk! You listen to it for free at www.teddypresberg.com
I don't want to sound lame but do you have a facebook page? I can send you a link to the invite for the event on the 28th so you can invite people you know.
Hey dude, I'm putting on an acoustic show at Club Amsterdam on November 28th. It's a Saturday, let me know if you want to play. The sooner you get ahold of me the better. Thanks bud.
Trevor! Missy and I had a great time hangin' out the other night after Oak Center :)
Hey, I think I have a song for your radio show that would be a good fit. It's called "Beyond the Blue". You can listen to it here: http://www.blueskyvisions.com/music/rich/beyond_the_blue.mp3
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Great to see you're getting a lot of gigs, my friend. You're one of the really talented ones, and the more folks that get to see you throw down the better! peace
I hope you receive this. it's great to be your friend on MySpace and I am wishing you the greatest of fortune in all your music and projects. let's stay in touch.
I am looking for a Bass Guitar Instructor. I will need your Knowledge from start to finish. I really want to get this going. I have $500.00 to start. That includes help purchasing my instrument. I pay around $15.00 per 45 min. for a Guitar teacher for my Son. I live in the NW suburbs of Minneapolis, around Anoka. PLEASE ! if you are a Bass Player and need a little extra $.$$ or know someone who might. Please get in touch with me vie Myspace. Thank You for your time. Hello Trevor, Its nice to see you are playing and enjoying it. Hope this finds you happy and healthy.
Hi! i aam cooking,! i ahve been realy swamped fineshing school and preparing online for next year, nut it has to be that way, and its almst over!! how are you and what have you been up to?
Yeah... 17 hours... I did it to myself though so I could get a 4 day weekend. I'm still at work right now... Only half an hour to go but then I have 5 hours of sleep (if I'm lucky) and I will be back here at 3 this afternoon...
But THEN I work 6 hours and have my extended weekend so it'll be worth it!
Thanks for the kind words, Trevor. I believe we have a mutual friend in one of the greatest bars in the world! The Green Frog in Bellingham, WA. If that's not it, I'm not sure how we found you on here. Either way, we're damn glad to be your friend!
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