Marc Eric
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Marc Eric

Oxnard, California, United States

Oxnard, California, United States
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The best kept secret in music

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"Buda Bar Goes Crazy for Marc Eric"

Moe's Buda Bar in Agora Hills, Ca had a surprise guest sit in with local rockers, "The LoveJoy's". Ventura County's own Marc Eric made a guest appearance and electrified the Buda Bar crowd with such crowd favirotes as "Hey Joe" and "Magic Carpet Ride". It was a great night with some great music, and fun had by all. - Ventura Music Review


"Marc Eric at the Ventura Theatre"

SAVOY BROWN
w/ Marc Eric


Marc Eric. The stage went dark, dim lights came up as an eriee sound filled the theatre, It was then over lapped with guitar fade-ins, reminiscent of Pink Floyd... Couldn't see who was playing, then Marc Eric came slowly strolling out... Very cool... As the intro climaxed, they suddenly broke into
their first number, a Zeppelinish tune with driving guitar... Very catchy song..
Marc's vocals had a unique character to them, which fit like a glove with the
sound. Then, with an arena-schooled pace, they went right into "Hey Joe"...
nice! This song is were Marc's guitar playing ability was brought forth. His style was very unique. He really made the song his own, tapping harmonics
in the melody in one part. Nice trick at the end which appeared to be some
kind of looping pedal that kept playing while he switched guitars. The next
song which was another original was unbelievable!.. it definitely capitvated
the crowd! I. The song after that was also very powerful and hit-song oriented...
I was told that it is the title track for Micheal Imperioli's new movie called "Stuey"
(not yet released). They ended with a instrumental hurricane! some very smokin
guitar playing! Near the end, the drummer thew Marc his Drum stick and he began
playing his guitar with it, tapping hammer-ons at the speed of light, then going into
a funky/rythmic pattern with the drummer.... never seen that before... The crowd loved
it! This band really put on a big-league show, and i look forward to seeing them again.


Savoy Brown came out and sounded great! but a bit less exciting in contrast, but hey,
they are a ledgendary band dating back to the sixties. Kim Simmons guitar playing ,
was great! more of the old school Claptonish sound. They played for about an hour,
then took a break for about 1/2 hour. Kim Simmons came back out, sitting
on a chair, playing some of his acoustic numbers, then was later re-joined by his
band mates. They put on a great show, playing through their large catalogue of
songs... It was a good evening.


Tony Barnes
PEACE THRU MUSIC - Peace Thru Music


"Additional industry press, honorable mentions...."


Recognized not only for his song writing and live performances, Marc is an accomplished studio musician who has captured the attention and interest of both Cable and Network Television executives, as well as some of Hollywood’s hottest new Producer/Directors and legendary stars.

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"Your songs have an edge and a presence that are extremely cinematic - they add a lot to our film. Thanks."
A.W. Vidmer (Writer/Director of feature film, "Stuey", starring Michael Imperioli) (www.stueymovie.com)

"I've been waiting to find an artist like you my whole career!"
Ramsey Gbelowoe (Founder of "Flava Unit", Queen Latifa, Naughty by Nature...)

"Great CD! Amazing guitar work!"
Nick St. Nicholas (Former STEPPENWOLF bassist, CEO of World Classic Rockers) (wcr.com)

"I've seen them all, but I’ve never seen anything like this guy!"
Etta James, Legendary Blues/Jazz Artist

"Well, I'm still up, thanks to your talents. I just couldn't stop listening. It would be hard to choose a favorite ~ my top 5 ~ Yesterday's, Black Rose, Fallin In, Sunset Eyes, Lost in Your Life. There is something about the soulful nature of your songs that seems to linger on within me. The music and lyrics are so beautifully balanced and mixed. I felt compelled to share my critique. Your talent is inspiring."
Tracy Curtis (Music supervisor/Editor for "Judging Amy" and "Joan of Arcadia", CBS")

"Guitar playing was like nothing I’ve heard! The songs were sort of Black Crowesish, a little Allman Brothers, a little Hendrix and the vocals are great too! I could easily hear this on the radio. Stunning!
Drive-Thru (Acid Planet.com)

"Your voice and guitar are healing to me!! There is nothing else that does that to me on this earth!"
Sally Kirkland (Golden Globe awarded actress)

"I just been listening to your stuff. I very much liked what I heard especially Hello America. Ha ...a bit of a guitarist!! And such an understatement…you could be English!"
Matt Thorpe (England's legendary guitarist. http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/10/matt_thorpe.html)

"What f**king planet did you come from!"
Members of Neil Young’s "Crazy Horse" after performing at their party








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Discography

Another Moment, Drowning, Winds of Angels, Yesterday's, Fallin' In, The Eastwind, Black Rose, Lost in your Life, Always, Talk to Me, Hollywood, Hello America, Come with Me

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Bio

Marc started playing guitar at age 11. After taking lessons from a local jazz/fusion guitarist, he would be forever in love with the guitar.

In 1997 Marc was discovered and worked with legendary singer "Graham Bonnet" (Rainbow, MSG) and can be heard on his 2001 All-Star album "The Day I Went Mad", Featuring: Slash (Guns n Roses), Bruce Kulick (Kiss), Tony Franklin (Jimi Page's "The Firm"), and more...

Now Going solo, and following in the path of Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan as a Singer/Songwriter/Virtuoso Guitarist, he is well on his way to establishing himself as a worldclass recording artist/Performer, and is sure to rise up the ranks.

It wasn't long before Hollywood took notice of Marc's incredible talent. In the fall of 2003, Marc was approached by Hollywood Producer, Antony Vidmar, to provide all the original songs for Michael Imperioli's (Sopranos) new feature film "Highroller: The Life of Stu Unger", slated for release in 2004 by New Line Home Entertainment. Marc's song, "Fallin In" is the title track for the film, in addition to 4 other tracks used throughout the film to earn him opening and closing credits for all original music throughout the film. Marc's songs have been featured in other Film and television shows including: "Joan of Arcadia", and "Judging Amy", and he continues to be approached for a variety of new projects by both TV and major Hollywood Film studios.