J Mark Kozma
My music is a combination of sounds from the great rock bands of the 70's that encompass rock, blues, and a touch of progressive rock.
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A Song to My Son A Song to My Son
This song comes from the heart of a Father that found a suicide note in his son's note book.
Big Fat Rosie Big Fat Rosie
This is a rockin blue tune. Did I say rockin blues tune??? I mean a ROCKIN BLUES TUNE! Hey Everybody, it's Big Fat Rosie. Yeah you know who I'm talking about. This is another one from my political frustration files.
Get Out Get Out
This is a straight rocker, or a rip snorter if you will. Smokin guitar fills and solo, with a nice touch of horns.
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My name is J Mark Kozma. I'm a guitarist/song writer. I deliver hard hitting Christian rock, blues, and progressive rock music, covering topics of love, depression, soul searching, and political frustration.Band/artist history
I started playing guitar in 1969, when I was 11 years old. Through my school years in Doylestown PA, I was in many bands such as; Silver Turk, Iron Cross, and Devious Croll. I learned to play by watching other guitarist, and jamming with as many as I could.
In 1980 I joined the USAF and started a band called WoodBridge Steel. This band enjoyed a lot of success for its short existence. After WoodBride Steel and the USAF, I didn't play guitar until I had a saving experience with Jesus Christ in August of 1990. I started playing and writing with a band called David Dancing. David Dancing was a very successful Christian band. We had the privilege of being the opening act for the nationally known Christian metal band, "Bride". David Dancing went through a few personnel changes from 90 to 97 before calling it quits. After about a year off, the band Messiah Messenger was born. Messiah Messenger played from 1998 to 2000.
I've been playing now for well over 30 years and have been writing my own music and songs since 1990. My music is a combination of sounds from the great rock bands of the 70's that encompass rock, blues, and a touch of progressive rock. They cover such topics as love, depression, soul searching, and political frustration.
It is my hope and prayer that you enjoy what you hear, and that your heart may be pricked by the love of Jesus.
Mark KozmaHave you performed in front of an audience?I play in the praise band at my church.
Your musical influences
My musical influeneces are from the great rock bands of the 70's.What equipment do you use?
Epiphone guitars, Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, Ensoniq and Casio keyboards, Crate amps.Anything else?
Special thanks goes to my good friend Russell J. Adams for his support and lyrics.Contact
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