MARK HUFF Down River  

From the new EP from critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Mark Huff, who co-produced. Recorded at Guido's with some of the best players in Nashville — Paul Griffith on drums, Jen Gunderman keys, Mike Vargo on bass. That's me and Audley Freed playing guitars on this cut. For more, check out TheRealMarkHuff.com.

Listen to "Just Before the Fade"

Read the review in No Depression

Read the review in Americana  Music  News

Read Mark's Audio Gear Review in Performer Magazine  HERE 



TIFFANY HUGGINS GRANT  Jonquil Child

Singer-songwriter Tiffany Huggins Grant's national debut album, Jonquil Child, releases July 7, 2015. The album marks the arrival of a bright new talent on the Americana music scene. The 12-song CD boasts 10 original numbers that bring her honey-and-crystal voice and her songwriting to the fore, reveling in her gift for melody and in her creative vision.

Listen to "You're Not Alone"

Watch the video for "Love Letters"

RAY CASHMAN Desolation

Click to hear "Tennessee Blues" from the upcoming album Desolation, releasing April 28, 2015 on Knick Knack Records. That's Mark on  resonator guitar and Daniel Seymour on upright bass. Mark Robinson produced the album at Guido's South.

Listen to "Tennessee Blues" here.

DAVID OLNEY  When the Deal Goes Down

 Mark Robinson, who also plays guitar on some of the tracks, co-produced this stellar new album with David. Aided and abetted by associate producer Daniel Seymour on bass, Justin Amaral on drums, the amazing Sergio Webb on guitar, along with Jen Gunderman on keyboards, Tomi Lunsford doing backup vocals, and the  Half Brass horn section and horn arrangement: Oscar Utterstrom on trombone, Kevin Rimmer on trumpet, Neil Konouchi on tuba, and Chris West on sax.

LISTEN to the title track here.

"As fine a showcase as you'll find for his storytelling prowess and musical range. Olney rocks with blistering intensity  ... but he also mesmerizes ..." —Nick Cristiano, PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER

"Olney contemplates life, love and death on this sparkling multi-rhythm musical collection." —NO DEPRESSION

"Most every cut spins an engrossing story ... [Sergio Webb and Mark Robinson on guitars] pair up to deliver a wallop, subtle and overt." —FAME

Mark Robinson

"Have Axe - Will Groove"

Click Album to hear all the cuts

Mike Cullison & The Regulars

"The Barstool Monologues"

Click Album to hear: "Ghost of My Heart" (Cullison/Stergis; Sung by Natalie Langlinais)

For more information about this unique project, visit www.TheRoadhouseRambler.com

 

IN GUIDO'S STUDIO

Mark Robinson (aka Guido) produced these featured CD projects and plays guitar on the sample cuts.

"Blues musician Mark Robinson produced the record, and raies the cool factor in the room with his tasty guitar licks and tremolo vibes."  —Janet Goodman, Music News Nashville, reviewing 'Roadhouse Rambler"

"Produced with understanding by Mark Robinson, it features some fine playing ..."  —LonesomeHighway.com reviewing 'Roadhouse Rambler'

"Producer Mark Robinson never misses an opportunity to lay blue guitar licks across honky tonk piano and harmonica blasts. The riffing fits comfortbably into the smooth botton heavy rhythms." —The Alternate Root, reviewing 'Roadhouse Rambler'

In the studio with David Olney, Daniel Seymour, and Justin Amaral, at work on David's new album, When the Deal Goes Down.



Doc Warner "Sunday Beer" 

Click Album to hear: ""Union Stand" (D. Warner)

Mike Cullison "Roadhouse Rambler"

Click Album to hear: ""Blue Neon Heartache" (Cullison/Rakes)

 

 Mike Kearns and the Lonely Mammals "Death or Life" 

Click Album to hear: ""Nashville Will Teach You" (M.Kearns)

Davis Raines "September Songs"

Davis (vocals & guitar) & Mark (guitars)  in the studio. Click Album to hear: ""Daylight on the Brazos" (D.Raines)

Mike Cullison "Six Pack to Go" 

Click Album to hear: ""This Old Heart" (M.Cullison, M.Robinson) 

Rex Miller & Mark Robinson "MRRM"

Click Album to hear: "Waiting on Your Call" (M.Robinson)  

Tad Robinson & the RBIs"When the Cubs Win the Pennant" (single)

Click Album to hear the song by Mark Ruzity



CLAYMATION and GUITARS

And now for something a little different ... One of the studio projects Mark worked on recently was Oscar-nominated animator Tim Hittle's "The Quiet Life" in The Jay Clay Trilogy.

That's Mark's guitar work you'll hear in "The Quiet Life," which has won numerous awards since it was released in October 2010. The score was written by Brian Kearney.

For more about the film and the creators, visit JayClay.net.

Click on the image below to go to the screening room for "The Quiet Life."

Enjoy.