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Danny Marks Releases 'Cities In Blue'
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Available at dannym.com
Cities in Blue is the soundtrack recording to Danny Marks’ popular television series on HIFI TV. The musician /
broadcaster will take you to the land where blues began and
beyond. Travel up and down the blues highway on a road-trip over one
hundred years in the making, from New Orleans, Mississippi, Memphis and Houston,
to Piedmont, Kansas, Chicago, and New York. Cities In Blue explores the evolution of one of America’s most iconic music
styles: The Blues.
Original songs and soundscapes by Danny Marks.
In addition to Marks
on vocals and guitar, Cities In Blue features appearances from
Canadian blues musicians Julian Fauth, David Rotundo, The Whiteley Brothers:
Chris & Ken, Delta Sugar's Sherie Marshall, Fathead's Bucky Berger, film
composer Jonathan Goldsmith, jazz guitar great Rob Piltch, session ace Al Cross
and bassist Alec Fraser in the co-producer's chair.
Early Reviews of Cities
In Blue
"The kind of
album that I would make if I could sing and play. It's all blues and no
bull! - Dave “Daddy Cool”
Booth, Whistle Radio
“A lovingly delivered,
delicately-nuanced travelogue of blues, city-by-city, as he moves across the
major blues centres, stylistically and otherwise.” - Eric Thom
“…an education for
blues fans and provides insight into the evolution of the music. Although the
songs are new and written by Danny Marks, they lovingly capture the feel of
each region.” - Holger Petersen, Stony Plain Records
“Here's the
collection blues fans who watched the Marks-hosted HIFI TV series Cities In
Blue have been calling for since it started airing in 2014.” - Bob
Mersereau, Top 100 Canadian Singles
“In many cases,
you'd swear Marks and company were reviving some great old blues tunes that
had undeservedly fallen into obscurity.” - Mark Rheaume, CBC Radio
“Played 3 songs from the
new Cities in Blue album by Danny Marks. Great reaction from the audience.
The album is different and fresh. Love it.” - Dave Marsden, Curator NYthespirit.com
Cities In Blue Track List
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