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MP3 Mark Hackley - Family Man In Crisis
13 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Traditional Country, COUNTRY: Country Pop
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Mark Hackley began playing the guitar at age 9. Born in suburban Maryland, Mark grew up between the big cities of Baltimore and Washington, DC and the farms of eastern and western Maryland.
Mark wrote his first song, entitled "Which Way Will You Choose" at about age 15, and went on to write another 50 tunes by age 20. Mark''s music career was put on hold until the summer of 2001, when he began playing at Mossy Creek Café, a local bar in Fishersville, VA. In 2003, Mark appeared on the live radio show from the Birthplace of Country Music Museum in Bristol, Tennessee.
In 2004, Mark produced his first album called "Family Man In Crisis" with Robby Meadows of Stanley, VA. The album was published by Lonesome Dog Publishing, BMI. It is available on-line and in select retailers in the USA.
With an array of talented studio musicians including the works of Bryan Sutton(Dixie Chicks fame), Mark''s first album considers the challenges of a traveler away from his family.
Other musicians, publishers and record companies would have an interest in many of the 13 original songs on the album(Please contact Mark if interested in using a song for your next project). Several songs from the album have played on radio stations in the USA and Europe since mid-2005. Top picks: Come Up, Bumper, Family Man, If I Lost You.
The recording is full of instrumentals featuring acoustic and electric guitar, steel guitar, fiddle, piano and harmonica. If you like country music, you''ll find the variety and quality of songs on Mark''s first project are worth the cost of the CD.
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