The Bar Rag Jazz Radio Show | January 28, 2010 with Mark Weber & Todd Moore
Track list January 28, 2010 noir jazz @ Noon Host Mark Weber — guest TODD MOORE 1. Theme “Joe Friday & Hotfoot Lady” 2. Buddy Morrow “This is the Naked … Continue reading
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The Central Avenue Rundown Jazz Radio Show | May 14, 2000 with Mark Weber & Todd Moore
May 14, Twenty-0-nine —-host Mark Weber KUNM 1. theme “Hotfoot Lady & Joe Friday”2. Todd Moore “cherokee” LIVE in studio 2. Todd Moore « cherokee » LIVE in studio 3. … Continue reading
Butch Morris interview with Mark Weber January 15, 1998 | Free Download | MP3
The Mark Weber Poetry Band | Turtle Night | Zerx
“Atmospheric landscape poetry. Music rating: infinity.” — Mark Weber Continue reading
Mark Weber | Okie Music Conrète | Zerx
“The reel-to-reel as honky tonk band.” — Mark Weber Continue reading
The Mark Weber Poetry Band | Turtle Night | Zerx | MP3
“Atmospheric landscape poetry. Music rating: infinity.”
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Connie Crothers Quartet plus Mark Weber | Live at The Stone – NY | NA 1046 | CD
NA1046CD Connie Crothers, piano | Richard Tabnik, alto saxophone | Roger Mancuso, drums | Ken Filiano, bass | Mark Weber, poems Recorded at The Stone, Corner of Avenue C and … Continue reading
Kazzrie Jaxen | Mark Weber | A Million Shimmering Fish | NA1057 | CD
new artists records na1057 Kazzrie Jaxen: piano | Mark Weber: poems Recorded Live at Outpost Performance Space, Albuquerque, NM, U.S.A., October 21, 2010. Recording engineer: Steven Schmidt. Mastering: Dana Duke, … Continue reading
Kazzrie Jaxen | Mark Weber | A Million Shimmering Fish | NA1057 | MP3
new artists records na1057 Kazzrie Jaxen: piano | Mark Weber: poems Recorded Live at Outpost Performance Space, Albuquerque, NM, U.S.A., October 21, 2010. Recording engineer: Steven Schmidt. Mastering: Dana Duke, … Continue reading
Mark Weber | Bygone Tumbleweeds, Tarnation Of Smoke | Zerx
This record is about memory. A train ran through my backyard in Cucamonga where I grew up. Songs like “Que Sera Sera,” “Pistol Packin Mama,” “Born To Lose,” “On Top of Old Smokey,” are some of the earliest songs I ever heard, as a baby, my grandfather romping around with his guitar. Continue reading