What People Are Saying About Markus James’ New CD, “Head for the Hills”
by Bman | Dec 12, 2014 | Uncategorized |
Markus James – Head for the Hills
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“…primitive, raw, powerful and as real as it gets.” – -Reflections in Bluefull review
“Creative ideas, boldness, and conviction…” – -Downbeat Magazine
“…one
of those infectious infusions paradoxically wedding the old to the new
and keeping the form fresh while familiar.” – FAME (Folk & Acoustic
Music Exchange)
“…this
music is as soulful as it is deep, as it is profound, perhaps the
penultimate blues experience-as terrifying as it is satisfying.” 5 STARS
– Gonzo Online (CANADA)
“…destined to be judged one of the top blues releases of 2014 come year’s end.” -Blurt Magazine – full review
“This
record, which is mighty, mighty fine, would make a perfect score for an
apocalyptic noir-western-thriller.” – -The Flame Still Burns
full review
“…exciting and thought provoking.” – Elmore Magazine full review
“…every track on the album is solid.” – -Twangville full review
“Every self-respecting blues aficionado should consider the primal majesty of this album.” -The Rocktologist full review
“…will definitely lift your spirits and cleanse your soul!” -Nashville Blues Society full review
“…an unusually cool blues release.” – -Bman’s Blues Report full review
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The
nationally syndicated radio program, “Elwood’s Blues Hour” (formerly
House of Blues Radio Hour), will feature Markus James (accompanied by
Marlon Green) live-in-studio in early 2015. He will be performing
selections from his new album, Head For The Hills, and a live interview.
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From
Frederic Lamoureux, Montreal International Jazz Festival, about Markus
and Marlon’s performance at the 2014 Montreal Jazz Festival: “Really
really good. Loved it. The crowd too. Thanks!”
From
Eric Funk, Mountain Chill Radio, about Markus and Marlon’s performance
at Telluride Blues and Brews festival 2014: “Exceptional.”
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Publicity Contact: Mark Pucci Media (770) 804-9555 / mpmedia@bellsouth.net
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