Marshall Lawrence

Artist Information

Biography

*** Marshall Lawrence performs as a SOLO ACT, OR, in an ACOUSTIC DUO format, OR, in an AOUSTIC TRIO format ****


... Inducted into the Blues of Hall of Fame ® as a Great Blues Artist from Canada ...

... Maple Blues Award Nominee ...

... Canadian Independent Music Award Nominee ...

"... When it comes to building a solid foundation of Blues Music in Canada, there is a new cornerstone being laid and standing firmly on top of that stone is one of our truest Ambassador's of the Blues, Marshall Lawrence..." John Vermilyea, Blues Underground Network

“…. Few artists can match Marshall Lawrence’s solo acoustic presentation ... A gifted translation of Delta blues ... Blues Intervention should cement Lawrence’s reputation as a neo-Delta visionary…. “ Living Blues magazine

“... Marshall belongs to the group of artists such as Taj Mahal, Roy Bookbinder and Corey Harris who just like Marshall knows how to put new life into the old traditional Delta Blues style with an injection of raw energy and boundless enthusiasm ..." Rootstime magazine

"... It's still delta-style country blues, but new. In fact, I think Lawrence is following in the footsteps of some very important artists like Bernie Pearl and Corey Harris and Taj Mahal in the way that he is at once historical musicologist and contemporary interpreter...." The Sunday Night Blues Project


MARSHALL LAWRENCE (vocals, acoustic & resonator guitars, mandolin)

Maple Blues Award Nominee and Canadian Independent Music Award Nominee, Marshall Lawrence "Doctor of the Blues" is a true “Prairie Bluesman”. Marshall has been inducted into the Blues of Hall of Fame® as a Great Blues Artist from Canada. Marshall performs acoustic slide & finger-style blues and roots with a true and genuine blues feel. Marshall’s music is described as Neo-Delta Acid Blues & Roots - delta-style blues and roots with a raw edge & an acid twist. Marshall has been called a Neo-Delta visionary in Living Blues Magazine.

Marshall has co-produced and released 3 CDs “Where’s the Party” (2003), “The Morning After” (2008), and “Blues Intervention” (2010) to wide critical acclaim. “The Morning After” and “Blues Intervention” have charted in the Top 10 on Canada's Roots Music Report - for radio play and in the Top 10 on Roots Music Report - Roots Blues – Top 50 Blues (International) - for radio play. Marshall is currently recording his 4th Neo-Delta acoustic blues & roots CD.

MARSHALL LAWRENCE ACOUSTIC DUO & TRIO

In addition to performing as a solo act Marshall also performs in an acoustic duo or an acoustic trio format with former B. B. King bassist, Russell Jackson. The trio format will also include a harmonica player.

RUSSELL JACKSON (vocals, Standup “Dog House” Bass)

Maple Blues Award Nominee, Russell Jackson was born in Memphis TN and has toured with the B.B. King Orchestra for six and a half years. Russell has played in some of the most prestigious venues in the world such as Carnegie Hall, The Grand Ole Oprey, the Smithsonian Institute and the Moscow Theatre in the USSR. Russell has performed and recorded with such greats as Charlie Musselwhite, Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Katie Webster, Sonny Rhodes, Kenny Neal, Lucky Peterson, and Willie Nelson. Russell has also recorded a Juno award winning CD with Kenny 'Blues Boss' Wayne. To date, Russell has released 2 critically acclaimed CDs under his own name, “The Alley Man” and “Have Mercy” and has recorded 2 critically acclaimed Neo-Delta acoustic Blues CDs with Marshall Lawrence, “The Morning After” and “Blues Intervention”. Russell also appears on Marshall’s 4th acoustic blues & roots CD currently being recorded.



Of course nothing can take the place of one of Marshall’s amazing live shows, each one a shot of rough-edged, high-energy, Delta-style sounds with an acid twist sure to delight long-time traditionalists as well as newer, perhaps less-reverent converts. As festival, theatre, and club audiences have been finding out, the best place to get a dose of Marshall’s medicine is right in front of the stage. Thanks to his jaw-dropping technique, moving delivery, and engaging persona, crowds of all walks and ages have been blown away.

The doctor will see you now…


** MARSHALL LAWRENCE VIDEOS

http://www.youtube.com/marshalllawrence

** AWARDS/HONOURS

Inducted into the Blues of Hall of Fame ® as a Great Blues Artist from Canada

Maple Blues Award Nominee - New Artist/Group Of The Year

Canadian Independent Music Award Nominee - Favourite Blues Artist Group or Duo of the Year

Blues Underground Network Ambassador Of The Blues Award 2010

Toronto Exclusive Magazine Award Winner - Best Provincial Male Blues Artist

"Blues Intervention" named "Best Canadian Blues Album" by Blues Underground Network

"Blues Intervention" ranked #3 on Blues Underground Networks Top 10 Albums of 2010

"Blues Intervention" listed in WUCX-FM Eclectic Chair (Trish Lewis) Best of 2010 list

"Blues Intervention" listed in CHMR-FM Blind Lemon Top Twenty Canadian Blues Albums of 2010

"Blues Intervention" ranked #8 in WWCU CB Roy's Mostly Blues Top 50 Albums of 2010

Blues Intervention ranked #6 in CFBX Top 25 Blues Albums for 2010

"Blues Intervention" has charted in the Top 10 on Canada's Roots Music Report for radio play on many weeks

"Blues Intervention" has charted on Canada's Roots Music Report for radio play on many weeks

"Blues Intervention" has charted in the Top 10 on Roots Music Report - Top 50 Blues - for radio play

"Blues Intervention" charted at #1 on CFBX (Kamloops) Specialty Charts for Early July for Top 10 Blues Albums

"Blues Intervention" charted in the Top 10 on CJSR (Edmonton) Folk/Blues/Roots Chart on several weeks

"Blues Intervention" ranked #3 on The Blues List - May 2010 for Blues Underground Network's Top Picks for May 2010

"The Morning After" named "Best Acoustic Release - Canada" by Blues Underground Network

Toronto Blues Society "Blues Summit IV" Selected Showcase Artist

Featured in Canadian Musician Magazine Showcase section

On-line interview in American Blues News

Toronto Exclusive Magazine Award Nominee - Best Provincial Blues CD Album “The Morning After”

Toronto Exclusive Magazine Award Nominee - PROVINCIAL ARTIST OF THE YEAR

"The Morning After" has charted at #1 on Canada's Roots Music Report - for radio play on several months

"The Morning After" has charted in the Top 10 on Roots Music Report - Top 50 Blues - for radio play

"The Morning After" has charted on Roots Music Report - Roots Blues - for radio play - for over 30 weeks and counting

"The Morning After" charted at #8 on The Sunday Night Blues Project Top 10 CDs of 2009.

"The Morning After" named one of the Top 20 Best Blues Albums released in 2008 by Norman Davis - "Midnight Flyer" Blues Radio Show - KKIT-FM, Taos, NM; KEGR-FM, Concord, CA; KYOU.com, San Francisco and FatMusicRadio.com

** NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE ARTICLES

Canadian Musician Magazine
American Blues News - EZine
Beatroute
Jammin'
Edmonton Journal
Edmonton Examiner
Slave Lake Journal

** ENDORSEMENTS

Rocky Mountain Slide Company has developed a Marshall Lawrence Signature Model Guitar Slide for distribution and sale

Marshall received a guitar slide endorsement from Rocky Mountain Slide Company

** FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES

Calgary International Blues Festival
Calgary, AB

Leduc Blues Festival
Leduc, AB

Beaumont Blues Festival
Beaumont, AB

Frozen Rose Blues Festival
Camrose, AB

Word On The Street Festival
Lethbridge, AB

Cottonwood Music Festival
Fort St. James, B.C.

Wild Mountain Music Festival
Hinton, AB

Tongue On The Post Music Festival
Medicine Hat, AB

Caribou Carnival
Yellowknife, NWT

Main Street Blues Festival
Vancouver, BC

Mid-Winter Blues Festival
Edmonton, AB

East Coulee Spring Festival
East Coulee, AB

South Slave Friendship Festival
Fort Smith, NWT

The Works Art & Design Festival
Edmonton, AB

A Taste of Edmonton
Edmonton, AB

Spruce Meadows Bluegrass Festival
Calgary, AB

Canadian Rockies Bluegrass Festival
Nordegg, AB

Rombs Annual Country and Bluegrass Jamboree
Fairview, AB

Great Canadian Barn Dance
Hill Spring, AB


** TELEVISION APPEARANCES

Winter Blues - Help TV
Edmonton, AB

Instrumentation

Marshall plays National Resophonic guitars, Morgan acoustic guitars, Gibson Mandolins, and, Banjo.

Discography

Marshall Lawrence Releases

Where's the Party? (2003)
The Morning After (2008)
Blues Intervention (2010)
House Call (Spring/Summer 2012)

Marshall's CDs are available on CDBaby & iTunes

CDBaby:
http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/MarshallLawrence

iTunes: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playListId=283764126

Marshall Lawrence appears on the following CDs:

"All For You" (2008) - Woodbend
(Marshall Lawrence plays bluegrass mandolin on all tracks)

Media Relations

Publicity, Europe - Peter Holmstedt, Hemifran
http://www.hemifran.com/

Links

• Marshall Lawrence Videos
• Facebook
• Keep On Walkin' Official Music Video
• Twitter
• MySpace

Audio

• So Long Rosalee
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• Traveling Blues
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• You're Gonna Find The Blues
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• Lay Down My Sorrow
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• If I Had A Nickel
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• Your Woman Quit You
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• Going Down To Louisiana
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• Going to The River
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• Detroit "Motor City" Blues
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• Love Like Heroin
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• Once Loved A Cowgirl
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• Walking Blues
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• Going Down The Road Feeling Bad
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Press

• "Blues Intervention receives a 5 STAR rating [+ Show ]
  

  "Blues Intervention" is Marshall's best release to date and I have no doubt that it will be receivin..."Blues Intervention" is Marshall's best release to date and I have no doubt that it will be receiving plenty of accolades from the full spectrum of the blues industry and is the finest Canadian acoustic blues release this year, a ongoing status that I believe will follow this album throughout its remainder ..."
  
  "... Giving "Blues Intervention", my Highest Recommendation with a Solid 5***** Rating, was perhaps the easiest decision I have made this year and one that I knew this Album was headed for, shortly after I started listening to it.”

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  "… Blues Intervention, from start to finish, is 13 tracks of pure delight ..." "... Blues Interve..."… Blues Intervention, from start to finish, is 13 tracks of pure delight ..."
  
  "... Blues Intervention is a brilliant mix of storytelling and traditional blues…"
  
  "... well-crafted songs and exquisite resophonic guitar …"
  
  - Phil Harries

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  “…. Few artists can match Marshall Lawrence’s solo acoustic presentation. A gifted translation of D... “…. Few artists can match Marshall Lawrence’s solo acoustic presentation. A gifted translation of Delta blues expression, played with the tenacity of fidgety bluegrass and a lyrical folk fervor, Blues Intervention should cement Lawrence’s reputation as a neo-Delta visionary…. “
  
  "… Man can Lawrence play... "
  
  
  
  
  

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  “.... Marshall belongs to the group of artists such as Taj Mahal, Roy Bookbinder and Corey Harris ...
  “.... Marshall belongs to the group of artists such as Taj Mahal, Roy Bookbinder and Corey Harris who just like Marshall knows how to put new life into the old traditional Delta Blues style with an injection of raw energy and boundless enthusiasm ...
  
  " ... a good hour of first rate sliding blues….. a very authentic blues sound….”

• Blues Intervention Review [+ Show ]
  

  "... Blues Intervention is a dynamic set of acoustic blues, one of the best sets I’ve heard this yea..."... Blues Intervention is a dynamic set of acoustic blues, one of the best sets I’ve heard this year. It’s loaded with great original songs and some extraordinary fretwork. Acoustic blues fans longing for the next great record need worry no more. “The Doctor of the Blues” has the cure for what ails you ..."

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  ".... Lawrence doesn’t try to be anybody but himself. In a world full of Clapton wannabes embarrassi...".... Lawrence doesn’t try to be anybody but himself. In a world full of Clapton wannabes embarrassing themselves by doing what amounts to blackface, that’s genuinely refreshing....."

• La Hora Del Blues Rates Blues Intervention "GREAT" [+ Show ]
  

  New work coming from Canadian singer, song-writer, poet, guitar player and bohemian... Marshall Lawr...New work coming from Canadian singer, song-writer, poet, guitar player and bohemian... Marshall Lawrence. This time he brings us a new beautiful well done acoustic work, including ten own compositions, plus a traditional song, another coming from Tommy Johnson and a Robert Johnson’s song version. Backed by his guitars, mandolin, banjo and jug, plus the valuable help of Sherman 'Tank' Doucette on harmonica and Russell Jackson on bass, this 'Doctor of the Blues', as he is known in many music circles he usually moves around, he performs on steady personal way his poetry and blues, filling everything with a subtle feeling, full of harmonic beautiful sounds and a deep passionate touch that gradually wrap us in his mysterious and sometimes bucolic dreaming world, along a beautiful album that has emotionally captivated me. GREAT.

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  “…. hear promising acoustic music from Canada on the new album Blues Intervention by guitarist Marsh...“…. hear promising acoustic music from Canada on the new album Blues Intervention by guitarist Marshall Lawrence …. “
  
  “… ....Lawrence makes good use of his resonators and traditional acoustic guitars …. “
  
  “…. “If I had a Nickel” and “Your Woman Quit You” have it going on lyrically and melodically … the rowdy Son House inspired “Once Loved a Cowgirl” is the pick of the bunch …"
  

• Blues Intervention: You'd have To be Dead Not To Enjoy It [+ Show ]
  

  "... Blues Intervention is an album I would definitely recommend even if you have never given the ...
  "... Blues Intervention is an album I would definitely recommend even if you have never given the blues a chance before. I am glad I was given the chance to listen and review this great musical creation. Blues Intervention is fun, deep, meaningful, imaginative, camp in places and yes, bluesy. The music is constructed professionally and ....Marshall....'s vocals are flawless. He is easy to listen to and a pleasure, as is the entire Blues Intervention album.
  I say, go give Blues Intervention a listen because you will not be sorry...."
  

• Blues Intervention Review [+ Show ]
  

  "... Lawrence is becoming one of the cornerstones of this genre, filling the entire spectrum that ...
  "... Lawrence is becoming one of the cornerstones of this genre, filling the entire spectrum that can deliver the blues industry in that country...."
  
  "...Lawrence.... gives us a solid acoustic work … "
  
  "... A very dynamic album, with great interplay between the musicians, with a soundscape that blends the modern and traditional, through those guitars dobro and steel body, performed on the American continent but still the taste of the Mississippi Delta...."
  

• Blues Intervention Review [+ Show ]
  

  "You can write books on playing and singing the blues, you can also find more opinions on this genre..."You can write books on playing and singing the blues, you can also find more opinions on this genre than half of the rest put together. This guy has got both the technical skills and the heart for this music, blues lovers will not be disappointed."

• Blues Intervention review [+ Show ]
  

  "…. he knew his way around a resonator guitar and could deliver the folk/blues as well as any other ..."…. he knew his way around a resonator guitar and could deliver the folk/blues as well as any other white boy... Lawrence is on the money …. He has a dandy way of taking you someplace out of the mainstream without being precious …"

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  "Marshall Lawrence has taken the influences and styles of the masters of the past and written fresh... "Marshall Lawrence has taken the influences and styles of the masters of the past and written fresh, topical material that is in keeping with his storyteller persona. "Blues Intervention" is a very entertaining listen from a bluesman steeped in a time-honored tradition!"
  

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  “Fantastic blues from this technician that has doctored the blues to perfection” “ For those of...“Fantastic blues from this technician that has doctored the blues to perfection”
  
  “ For those of you that love the sound of resonator guitar blues, this album will make you a patient of Lawrence”
  

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  "This is what I call a "Super Bad Blues Man" this CD has some of the best blues I haven't heard for ..."This is what I call a "Super Bad Blues Man" this CD has some of the best blues I haven't heard for such a long time. It has pure originality, creativity, and loaded with talent

• "Blues Intervention" Review [+ Show ]
  

  ".... Among thirteen songs on the disc three are classic pieces, the rest are well-written originals...".... Among thirteen songs on the disc three are classic pieces, the rest are well-written originals. Traditional-sounding, enjoyable release ..."

• "The Morning After" Review [+ Show ]
  

  He's a native of Edmonton, Alberta but plays the bottleneck guitar as if he grew up in the Mississip...He's a native of Edmonton, Alberta but plays the bottleneck guitar as if he grew up in the Mississippi delta. Lawrence penned 9 of the 13 songs on this CD, and they stand up with his covers of Tommy Johnson and Willie McTell. Light touches of mandolin and banjo and his use of space on this CD give The Morning After a fresh sound to acoustic blues.
  
  
  

• Review of Blues Intervention [+ Show ]
  

  “…. In places he reminded me strongly of some of the late-sixties acoustic practitioners of the U.K....“…. In places he reminded me strongly of some of the late-sixties acoustic practitioners of the U.K. blues scene; at other times he is akin to Catfish Keith at his best…. Those who appreciate the current acoustic blues revivalists should enjoy it….”

• "The Morning After Review" [+ Show ]
  

  Marshall Lawrence is a fine acoustic guitarist and blues singer from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. "The...Marshall Lawrence is a fine acoustic guitarist and blues singer from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. "The Morning After" is his second release, following the 2003 cd "Where's The Party?" Here he continues that successful formula: fiery slices of delta-flavored acoustic slide guitar with just enough backing to fill out the sound. Lawrence is backed by Russell Jackson on bass and the combined harmonica talents of John Wilds and Sherman "Tank" Doucette. These are the last tracks John Wilds recorded--he died during these sessions. Wilds' mastery of the harp is evident here, but Doucette does a fine job of filling his shoes.
  
  Lawrence writes nine of the 13 tracks here, and on the originals he gets the tone exactly right--they fit among a fine set of covers, including Blind Willie McTell's "Blue Sky Is Fallin'," Tommy Johnson's "Bye Bye Blues," Charlie Patton's "Moon Goin' Down," and Taj Mahal's "Light Rain Blues." The Tommy Johnson track is easily the highlight of the disc, with an infectious joy--like his take of Big Bill Broonzy's "Key To The Highway" on "Where's The Party?" Lawrence uses his guitar and absolutely reinterprets the classic number in a new way. It's still delta-style country blues, but new. In fact, I think Lawrence is following in the footsteps of some very important artists like Bernie Pearl and Corey Harris and Taj Mahal in the way that he is at once historical musicologist and contemporary interpreter.
  
  This is a fine disc and shows the growth of an emerging artist. "Where's The Party?" was a good debut, but this one is even better. I look forward to Lawrence's next steps. You can buy this cd at http://www.doctorblues.com

• "The Morning After" Review [+ Show ]
  

  THE MORNING AFTER Marshall Lawrence Independent 7.5-out-of-10 All right folks, The Morning After...THE MORNING AFTER
  Marshall Lawrence
  Independent
  7.5-out-of-10
  All right folks, The Morning After is not the first Marshall Lawrence CD I have reviewed, but it is the best, and that is always a good thing in the sense you hope a musician gets better as they progress in their career.
  I have to tell you, this is a very impressive edition of Delta style blues out of this Edmonton musician.
  The lead cut Freight Train reminds me stylistically, and even vocally of David Essig, and believe me that is very high praise since Essig is one of my all-time favourites.
  The guitar work on Blue Sky is Fallin' also reminds of another Canadian stand out, that being none other than Big Dave McLean. Again that's pretty high praise.
  Now before you start thinking Marshall simply copies other performers, that is not the case. This guy doesn't need to copy anyone. He plays a darned fine guitar, adding mandolin, banjo and even kazoo on occasion on this disk. He also has a distinctive voice for the blues which generally sets him apart too.
  That said, Lawrence does have aspects of this CD which remind of the best, because he is climbing up the ranks of Canadian blues with this CD.
  Back to Lawrence's voice for a second. Most often blues singers are at their best when their voices have a certain amount of gravel to them. It suits the genre.
  Lawrence is different there. His voice is smoother, in a sense more mainstream, and that really gives this set of Delta blues a different 'feel', and that is not a bad thing either.
  The disk has variety, from the faster-paced Shake It, a Lawrence original that while stylistically strong, is maybe the weakest cut in the sense his individual style suits the blues that are slower and more heartfelt.
  Lawrence is in his zone with the more traditional efforts, even those he has written, such as Catfish Blues, and the aforementioned Freight Train.
  This CD certainly takes Lawrence another step in his career, and is well worth grabbing if you like Delta blues served up acoustic and hot.
  Check it out at www.doctorblues.com
  -- CALVIN DANIELS
  
  -- Review first appeared in Yorkton This Week newspaper Sept. 16, 2009 - Yorkton, SK. Canada

• "The Morning After" Review [+ Show ]
  

  The Morning After receives a top notch review and the coveted “Cri du Coeur” (Cry of the Heart)from... The Morning After receives a top notch review and the coveted “Cri du Coeur” (Cry of the Heart)from Bernard Boyat
  
  
  "Just the photograph of the superb guitars (there must be a National in the trio) on the back cover makes you want to buy the CD because one tells oneself that with such instruments one can only make good music. And, a listen confirms that impression. Marshall makes sparse Rockin' Country blues of prime quality (especially Freight train and Shake it), marked by a pause in the middle with the slow Mockingbird Blues and Long Time Gone, and another with Gotta Change Our Ways just before a beautiful conclusion with Light Rain Blues, with a hint of Chuck Berry, and Ida Mae. If his previous CD's are of the same caliber, I regret not having discovered him earlier. Bernard Boyat."

• "The Morning After" Review [+ Show ]
  

  “The cover of the album says it all - three gorgeous reso-guitars, a treat for both eyes and ears. ...“The cover of the album says it all - three gorgeous reso-guitars, a treat
  for both eyes and ears. The sound of your guitar is crisp and hard hitting
  and when you play slide it sounds so good. Technical skills are important
  but feeling is essential, you have both of those qualities…. Together with interesting original songs and very
  good sound/production quality "The Morning After" should easily please
  deep blues fans. I like it!”

• "The Morning After" Review
  

  "Played 3 cuts yesterday and the phones went bonkers!! Keep up the great work that you do!!"

• "The Morning After" Review
  

  “I was very, very impressed…. This is a very good album”

• "The Morning After" Review [+ Show ]
  

  Marshall Lawrence (The Morning After) (Independent) Back in 2003, Edmonton’s self-professed Doct...Marshall Lawrence
  (The Morning After) (Independent)
  
  Back in 2003, Edmonton’s self-professed Doctor of the Blues, Marshall Lawrence, defined his “acid blues” sound on Where’s the Party. Combining funk, rock and soul, the album was replete with horn section, backup singers and a full band that showcased Lawrence’s penchant for high-energy live shows.
  For his sophomore release, the good doctor has mellowed a bit, focused his intent and released a thoughtful homage to his friendship with the harmonica great John Miner Wilds. Lawrence couples his beautiful resonator guitar sound with powerful harmonica solos— thanks to both Wilds and Sherman (Tank) Doucette, making (the morning after) a far superior album to his debut five years ago.
  The lyrics are still a little mundane at times, running the gamut of the blues themes of lost love, whiskey, rain and freight trains, but the tasteful arrangements and the quality of the playing makes up for any commonplace lyrical content. Hopefully (the morning after) speaks to a musical path Lawrence will continue to follow.
  –By Kenna Burima

• "The Morning After Review" [+ Show ]
  

  "Marshall is completely devoted to his music and he is able to stir up a deep interest to discover t..."Marshall is completely devoted to his music and he is able to stir up a deep interest to discover the legacy of low down Mississippi blues. A faithful respectful work performed by a doctor who has got his graduation thanks to a non stop listening of great blues masters. I can say he will awaken interest of all ‘back porch blues’ lovers."
  
  
  
  
  

Setlist

Set lengths vary depending on the setting and are negotiable. Typical set lists are taylored to suit each venue, festival, or show.

For example,

Concert sets can range from a single 90 minute set to two 1-hour sets.

Pub/Bar sets can range from 3 1-hour sets to 4 45-minute sets.

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