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MARCH 2011<br />
Zed Head<br />
Mortal Man<br />
Blues/rock<br />
Blues Boulevard<br />
cat # BvD 250282<br />
Price code: Q (SrP $15.99)<br />
Number of Discs: 1<br />
Jewel case; Box lot 25<br />
5% PREORDER DISCOUNT<br />
24<br />
U.S. ORDERS ONLY<br />
Mark Robinson<br />
Quit Your Job–Play Guitar<br />
Blues/rock<br />
Blues Boulevard<br />
cat # BvD 250285<br />
Price code: Q (SrP $15.99)<br />
Number of Discs: 1<br />
Digipak; Box lot 35<br />
5% PREORDER DISCOUNT<br />
U.S. ORDERS ONLY<br />
BLuES/ROCk<br />
• Zed Head’s brand of Southern rock & roll is made the way it should<br />
be—created with sweat and swagger, the swilling of bourbon, and very loud<br />
guitars. Mortal Man has to be one of the best examples of Southern rock<br />
you have heard in ages—and it’s made in canada!<br />
• This is the kind of Texas boogie-woogie you’d expect from the reverend<br />
Billy F. gibbons and his compadres. With his long beard and dark shades,<br />
vocalist and bass player Fog Johnny Burkitt even looks the part. neil<br />
Chapman spits out the riffs while Smilin’ Bob Adams wails on his<br />
Mississippi saxophone. Drummers come and go, but Terry Martell plays<br />
on most tracks of this debut while Bill King guests on keyboards.<br />
• Songs are mostly original, with lyrics by Johnny Burkitt.<br />
• Promo/review copies mailed to relevant magazines, radio stations, and websites.<br />
• Ads with Living Blues.<br />
Fog Johnny Burkitt: bass, vocals, tambourine<br />
neil Chapman: vocals, guitars<br />
Smilin’ Bob Adams: harp<br />
Track Listing: Texas Twister • Fast Ford Freddy • Shotgun • Mortal Man •<br />
Voodoo Love • Cheapseats • Cock Of The Rock • Good Lovin’ • Front<br />
Porch • The Big Smoke • Till I Lost You • Electraglide Shuffle • Nice To<br />
Love You • Kickstart<br />
“This band is HOT! … Each tune has a new subtle style while remaining true<br />
to the band’s overall sound.” — The Walrus, 94.1 The Rock Station<br />
Key Markets: New York, chicago, los Angeles<br />
• Electrifying roots-based blues, soul, Americana, rock, R&B—100%<br />
Mark Robinson.<br />
• Robinson picked up his first guitar at age 13. Drawing on musical influences<br />
ranging from the Allman Brothers to Charlie Christian, he practiced<br />
every lick until it was perfect. But he also found his own musical path—part<br />
rock, part blues, but most definitely unique.<br />
• This debut is raw and soulful, backed by some of Nashville’s finest. The<br />
songs are as at home on Beale Street as they are on lower Broad, and as<br />
comfortable in Southside chicago as in the studios of Muscle Shoals.<br />
• Robinson has played with American blues legends Lonnie Brooks, Jimmy<br />
Johnson, Koko Taylor, Son Seals, and Bo Diddley.<br />
• Promo/review copies mailed to relevant magazines, radio stations, and websites.<br />
• Ads with Living Blues.<br />
Mark Robinson: lead vocals, guitar, dobro, banjo, lap steel<br />
Dave Roe: bass<br />
Paul griffith: drums, percussion<br />
Track Listing: Poor Boy • Payday Giveaway • Runaway Train • Sleepwalk •<br />
This Old Heart • Memphis Won’t Leave Me Alone • The Fixer • Back In The<br />
Saddle • Backup Plan • I Know You’ll Be Mine • Try One More Time<br />
“Excellent debut … a nuanced mix of blues, soul, and twangy roots-rock in<br />
its grooves.” — Blues Revue<br />
Key Markets: Nashville (hometown), New York, chicago, los Angeles
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