Steve Marriner's guest appearances

Steve Marriner

The Drew Marshall Show

Records & Rockstars

Music On The Couch

Mulligan Stew

Talkin' Blues

Tom Wilson

Chris Antonik

Philip Sayce

Sean Pinchin

Harry Manx

Jack De Keyzer

Barney Bentall

Michael Occhipinti

Rik Emmett

Samantha Martin

Dan MacDonald

Jon Brooks

Eric Schenkman

Ken Whiteley

Bruce Cockburn

OwlTail

Remember how there used to be World Album Premiere Specials on the radio? This is like that. 3 songs performed live plus 5 directly off the record, including a Tom Petty cover, with Steve sharing stories prompted by my questions about the songs and the players and life as a maker of music.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Remember how there used to be World Album Premiere Specials on the radio? This is like that. 3 songs performed live plus 5 directly off the record, including a Tom Petty cover, with Steve sharing stories prompted by my questions about the songs and the players and life as a maker of music.See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

137: Steve Marriner Special

Steve Marriner is our special guest this week on Mulligan Stew. We know Steve from the award-winning Monkey Junk and the very popular Manx Marriner Mainline. He’s a singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. Hope Dies Last is his second solo album. His first was in 2006. (He’s been just a tad busy) HDL has 15 musicians in the credits..so it’s a true group effort. And signals great things ahead in his solo career. If you remember our Greg Keelor solo album Episode #152 it was Greg who raved about working with guitarist Jimmy Bowskill. (Sheepdogs. Jim Cuddy) Steve Marriner worked tirelessly with Jimmy to get these songs sounding just right. Have a listen and let the stories flow.

Steve Marriner is our special guest this week on Mulligan Stew. We know Steve from the award-winning Monkey Junk and the very popular Manx Marriner Mainline. He’s a singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. Hope Dies Last is his second solo album. His first was in 2006. (He’s been just a tad busy) HDL has 15 musicians in the credits..so it’s a true group effort. And signals great things ahead in his solo career. If you remember our Greg Keelor solo album Episode #152 it was Greg who raved about working with guitarist Jimmy Bowskill. (Sheepdogs. Jim Cuddy) Steve Marriner worked tirelessly with Jimmy to get these songs sounding just right. Have a listen and let the stories flow.

EP 163 | Steve Marriner

Steve Marriner is a dynamic and powerful performer. His incorporation of various styles of blues, roots, and soul come together to form an original sound that is both deep and genuine. Steve has toured internationally and performed at prestigious festivals, concert halls and music clubs throughout Canada, USA, Europe, and Australia. While he currently dedicates most of his time to fronting the acclaimed roots sensation “MonkeyJunk”, Steve can often be found performing intimate solo shows and joining other artists as a dynamic sideman. During breaks between tours, Steve has developed a sterling reputation as a studio musician and producer. Not yet thirty years old, he has already produced ten full-length studio albums. The man doesn’t stop. Originally renown for his prowess on the harmonica, Steve has become a multi-instrumental force in recent years adding bass, guitar, drums, and keys into the mix. He’s won multiple Maple Blues Awards for both Harmonica Player and Male Vocalist of The Year. As well as a 2012 Juno Award for Blues Album of The Year with MonkeyJunk.

Episode 46 features an interview with Steve Marriner of Monkey Junk - monkeyjunkband.com.

Episode 46 features an interview with Steve Marriner of Monkey Junk - <a href="http://monkeyjunkband.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">monkeyjunkband.com</a>.