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Horizons by Marc Leon
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fave it Jazz Fusion | Electric Blues
8 tracks | 47 minutes
Released May 2005
on Marc Leon
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Instrumental Jazz/Fusion, including elements of Latin, Blues, Electric Rock, Ambient and Finger-style Acoustic guitar.
Bio / Background
NEW HORIZONS FOR OZ GUITAR LEGEND MARC LEON.
Marc Leon has been associated with many bands and artists who now form a part of Australian Music History. He has earned the respect of his peers as a musician who is not afraid to take on new challenges and constantly works on refining his skills as a composer and performer.
Marc began his musical career in 1960 as lead singer in local Rock & Roll bands. He taught himself how to play the guitar, started to write songs and by 1964, his band, The D-Men, was signed up by CBS to record three 45RPM singles, featuring four of Marc's songs. These records were successful in the Sydney charts and the group's popularity was further boosted with regular appearences on National TV, as well as tours with the Aztecs and the Easybeats.
By 1966, Marc's musical interests shifted towards Jazz, Blues and R&B (Soul). He was influenced by musicians such as Ray Charles, BB King, Wes Montgomery and the Soul artists who recorded for the "Stax" label.
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