Joe Mack Spring Tour dates and projects announced
The term “Okie” is thrown around quite a bit nowadays when describing the bands coming from the panhandle state, but when applying the moniker to Joe Mack, a truer word couldn’t have been chosen. Mack, born in
Late last year, the new age guitarist did a short-run release of his debut studio album, This Crazy World, which was made available exclusively at performances and sold out in a mere seven nights. Now armed and dangerous with a full supply of discs, Mack will continue selling records at shows and at select digital online retailers beginning on Monday, April 20.
This Crazy World was co-produced by Travis Linville and is a remarkable snapshot of Mack’s songwriting career. Songs like “Little Feet” and “Turn Out the Lights” were hashed up from the 7 and 9 year old stacks, respectively, while tunes like “Loser Friendly,” “Thrift Store Shoes” and “All By Myself” are more recent additions to Mack’s diverse song bank. In addition to Linville’s breakbeat drum programming, slide guitar work and flat-picking, the album features the varied talents of guitarist Gabe Marshall (Gabe Marshall Band), keyboardist Ryan Jones (The Ills, Dorian Small), fiddler Jeremy Watkins (Stoney LaRue & the Arsenals), mandolin chopper Chris Lee Becker (The Souvenirs, Bill Erickson & the New Migrant Workers), drummer Giovanni “Nooch” Carnuccio (Mama Sweet), and Lyle Deiter, harmonica (South 40).
Where did this so-called “one-man-band” fit into the mix? Everywhere on This Crazy World you could imagine – lead vocals, backup vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, banjitar, Gatorade bottle, djembe and kazoo. And you can catch him filling in these shoes and mores this spring at a choice Oklahoma venue near you in a variety of solo outings, full band projects with 3/4 KIND (featuring James Townsend, Sarah Garde & Annie Paine from My-Tea Kind) and sideman duties with Americana master craftsmen Bill Erickson & the New Migrant Workers.
For audio and visual references, visit www.myspace.com/joemackmusic and www.myspace.com/okiejoemack.
Catch Joe Mack on tour now at:
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All my best,
Joe
Joe Mack
Managing Editor
The Current
326 E. Downing
(918) 431-0330 office
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