- Akron, OH
- Singing Pianist
- $250-$750 for solo, $600-$1200 dueling pianos
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Scott Marshall
Overview
Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist specializing in Americana music with a retro country feel ( think Dwight Yoakum and Buck Owens ) .
A virtual "One Man Honkytonk Band "! With a pedal and vocal harmonizer
I can duplicate the audio samples provided on this page in a live performance.
I can also do purely acoustic , if you prefer. It's all about giving people what they want to hear
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Price range: $75 per hour
Languages: English
Gig length: 60 - 180 minutes
What to expect
A professional act. I try to keep the audience engaged and make them part of the show. In addition to the "normal" kinds of songs, I have a large repitoir of comedy tunes ( mostly mine ) that I can break out as well.
A multi- instrumentalist , I'll play banjo and mandolin in addition to acoustic and electric guitars. You won't get bored with my show!
About
Scott Marshall is a singer/multi-instrumentalist/ songwriter.
Scott has performed at the Bluebird Café in Nashville and on the NashvilleEar songwriter stage for a 30 minute set of original songs.
A member of Tennessee Songwriter Association International , his song "Read Your Bible" ( co-written with Tommy Brandt ) was selected for the TSAI Cares album ( for charity ).
Scott`s shows have a retro country feel ( think Buck Owens ). His own songs invoking the "Bakersfield Sound" with favorite covers from that genre including Buck , Dwight Yoakum , and the Derailers.
A multi-instrumentalist , he also employs the banjo for at least a couple of uptempo bluegrass songs per set( everybody LOVES the banjo! )
And last , but certainly not least , Scott injects a lot of humor into his shows ala Rodney Carrington with a variety of comedy/novelty songs
Additional booking notes
All that I require is a duplex outlet on a circuit that will support my p.a. and amplifiers. A stage approx. 10 ft x 10 ft. ( or floor space )
Services offered
Set list
Do You Love As Good As You Look ? ( Bellamy Bros. )
Tiger By The Tail ( Buck Owens )
Please Please Baby ( Dwight Yoakum )
Tear Stained Eye ( Son Volt )
Blue Eyes Cryin' In The Rain ( Willie Nelson )
The Right Place ( The Derailers )
Amy ( Pure Prairie League )
How Bout You ( Eric Church )
..............................................Banjo tunes...................
Lotta Leavin' Left To Do ( Dierks Bentley )
Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms ( old standard )
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Lonely Women ( Steve Wariner )
Paradise ( John Prine )
Wagon Wheel ( Old Crow Medicine Show )
Six Days On The Road ( Flying Burrito Bros )
Dead Skunk ( Loudon Wainwright )
All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down ( The Mavericks )
You Ain't Goin Nowhere ( Dylan )
This is a typical set. I also have a lot of originals that sound like classic country
Influences and inspiration
Buck Owens ,Dwight Yoakum, Tom T. Hall , Bob Dylan , John Prine < Old Crow Medicine Show , Eagles , Flying Burrito Bros. , beatles , etc., etc
Setup requirements
All I need is a place to unload and a place to plug in
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