Mark Kerr
Mark picked up the guitar at the age of twelve and before long, he was receiving recognition for his musical abilities. Where as many kids at twelve years of
Looking for an away, post-punk and alt rock track?
"Country Side Blues" is a Blues Rock track by Mark Kerr on SoundClick. Mark Kerr demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. The Hall influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to blues rock fans. If Mark is in your rotation, "Country Side Blues" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
Track inspired by Mark.
"Elevator Love" by Mark Kerr is a Blues Rock production available on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. Representing the charismatic sound of blues rock in Hall, this track speaks for itself. It has charted at #19 on the SoundClick Blues Rock chart. If Mark is in your rotation, "Elevator Love" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
Song in the style of Mark.
Independent artist Mark Kerr drops "Woman With No Shame", a Blues Rock track on SoundClick. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. The Hall influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to blues rock fans. Fans of Mark will find "Woman With No Shame" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
Track inspired by Mark.
"Thrill Is Gone" is a Blues Rock track by Mark Kerr on SoundClick. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. Representing the charismatic sound of blues rock in Hall, this track speaks for itself. If Rock and Blues is your sound, "Thrill Is Gone" is a strong addition to your playlist.
Mark-inspired song.
Independent artist Mark Kerr drops "Thinkin And A Drinkin", a Blues Rock track on SoundClick. The arrangement reflects a careful attention to detail that rewards repeated listening. The track creates a listening experience that feels away, post-punk and grunge. If Rock and Blues is your sound, "Thinkin And A Drinkin" is a strong addition to your playlist.
"MARK KERR'S ONE DRINK AWAY FROM THE BLUES"
Is a well rounded HARD hitting modern blues package,
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If you like your blues HOT, and in your face, with loads of SCORCHING lead guitar.
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Mark was recently nominated for,Musician of the Year by The Academy of Texas Music.For his guitar work on "One Drink Away From The Blues." And inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame on March 13th 2007 as the Ambassador to the Blues for the state of Louisinana.
Mark picked up the guitar at the age of twelve and before long, he was receiving recognition for his musical abilities.
Where as many kids at twelve years of age may be content to watch television or to hang out with others of their own
age, Mark had one singularly focused ambition.
He wanted to become a musician. And so devoted was he to this pursuit, he would often fall to sleep at night with his
guitar "strapped on."
Mark would eventually play with Percy Sledge and Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Curtis Mayfield's Impressions.
After thirteen years of touring, Mark attended Northwestern State University where he studied music theory, while
working very diligently on his jazz, blues and rock skills.
Mark was nominated for Musician of the Year by The Academy of Texas Music, for his guitar work on One Drink
Away From The Blues.
On March 13, 2007 Mark was inducted into the National Heritage Foundation Blues Hall of Fame, for his guitar work
on One Drink Away From The Blues.
Mark's CD has been aired on 250 plus radio stations worldwide. And has charted in the top 25 on many of these
stations. These stations can be viewed on Mark's Blog page at www.markkerrltd.com/blog.htm
Mark finished in the top 1500 of the 2007 Billboard Songwriting Competition. And, finished as the second place
winner in the 2007 Unisong International Songwriting Competition with his title cut, "One Drink Away From The
Blues."
I have played all over the US. And have loved every minute of it. Good times and the bad
Everyone from Malmsteen,B.B.King,Gary Moore,Larry Carlton to Albert Lee,Brent Mason,George Benson ect...