| 1. Second Wind |
| 2. Stowaway |
| 3. Put Yourself in My Place (Live) |
| 4. Mixed Drinks & Mixed Emotions |
| 5. High SIde of Normal |
| 6. Crenshaw Blvd |
| 7. You Can't Talk to Me |
| 8. The Legend |
| 9. Put Yourself in My Place (instrumental) |
| 10. Still LIfe in Motion |
| 11. Land of Opportunity |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
In 1962, David Marks, along with the 3 Wilson brothers and their cousin, Mike Love signed the Capitol Records contract as the musical group The Beach Boys. After playing on their first five albums, including such hits as "Surfin' Safari", "Surfin' USA", "Surfer Girl" "In My Room", Little Deuce Coupe, Shut Down and 409, Marks quit The Beach Boys at the height of their success. While his time in the band may have been short, the impact those early songs had on the legacy of the Beach Boys is undeniable. Next, David formed The Marksmen; they recorded a dozen tunes with Marks in the driver seats as songwriter, arranger and producer. In addition to 2 releases on A&M and one on Warner Brothers, The Marksmen toured extensively in CA, sharing the bill with such acts as Little Richard, Jan and Dean, and the Turtles. David also made his debut as a hired songwriter in 1964 when he copenned "Blue Roses, the B-side to the Ramona King hit, "You Say Pretty Words". As The Moon, David, Matt Moore and Larry Brown, recorded 2 albums for Imperial Records. They received tremendous critical acclaim on both their albums, Without Earth and The Moon. The Moon has a loyal under-ground following, especially after the 2002 first ever CD release of of the band. David spent the next 25 years playing various styles of guitar and writing songs and working as a session guitar player. He has formal classical training and has played in heavy metal hair bands and has played everything in between. It was during these years that David earned a repuation as one of the hottest guitar player in LA. In August 1997, David Marks returned to the Beach Boys as a full time touring memebr but was forced to leave after 2 years due to his battles with Hepatitis C. Since his diagnosis, David has become an advocate for the disease, participating in local media events around the Country to raise awareness and encouraging testing for Hepatitis C. In addition to the fret work he's known for, Marks plays piano and bass on Something Funny Goin' On. This CD is a must for Beach Boy fans as well as anyone who enjoys original guitar music.
Product Description
This former member of The Beach Boys shows off his versatility, covering the entire spectrum of genres with this CD. The CD can best be described as an experiment in combining all of David's influences into a single eclectic style all of it's own. While remaining true to the surf roots he's best known for, David takes Blues, Jazz, early East Coast R&B, Classical and Rock and Roll and delivers a track list that keeps you wondering what's coming next. David Marks recorded this project while undergoing treatments for Hepatitis C and will donate a portion of the profits of "Something Funny Goin' On" to raise awareness for this life threatening disease that kills 10,000 Americans every year.
In 1962, David Marks, along with the 3 Wilson brothers and their cousin, Mike Love signed the Capitol Records contract as the musical group The Beach Boys. After playing on their first five albums, including such hits as "Surfin' Safari", "Surfin' USA", "Surfer Girl" "In My Room", Little Deuce Coupe, Shut Down and 409, Marks quit The Beach Boys at the height of their success. While his time in the band may have been short, the impact those early songs had on the legacy of the Beach Boys is undeniable. Next, David formed The Marksmen; they recorded a dozen tunes with Marks in the driver seats as songwriter, arranger and producer. In addition to 2 releases on A&M and one on Warner Brothers, The Marksmen toured extensively in CA, sharing the bill with such acts as Little Richard, Jan and Dean, and the Turtles. David also made his debut as a hired songwriter in 1964 when he copenned "Blue Roses, the B-side to the Ramona King hit, "You Say Pretty Words". As The Moon, David, Matt Moore and Larry Brown, recorded 2 albums for Imperial Records. They received tremendous critical acclaim on both their albums, Without Earth and The Moon. The Moon has a loyal under-ground following, especially after the 2002 first ever CD release of of the band. David spent the next 25 years playing various styles of guitar and writing songs and working as a session guitar player. He has formal classical training and has played in heavy metal hair bands and has played everything in between. It was during these years that David earned a repuation as one of the hottest guitar player in LA. In August 1997, David Marks returned to the Beach Boys as a full time touring memebr but was forced to leave after 2 years due to his battles with Hepatitis C. Since his diagnosis, David has become an advocate for the disease, participating in local media events around the Country to raise awareness and encouraging testing for Hepatitis C. In addition to the fret work he's known for, Marks plays piano and bass on Something Funny Goin' On. This CD is a must for Beach Boy fans as well as anyone who enjoys original guitar music.
Product Description
This former member of The Beach Boys shows off his versatility, covering the entire spectrum of genres with this CD. The CD can best be described as an experiment in combining all of David's influences into a single eclectic style all of it's own. While remaining true to the surf roots he's best known for, David takes Blues, Jazz, early East Coast R&B, Classical and Rock and Roll and delivers a track list that keeps you wondering what's coming next. David Marks recorded this project while undergoing treatments for Hepatitis C and will donate a portion of the profits of "Something Funny Goin' On" to raise awareness for this life threatening disease that kills 10,000 Americans every year.
Something Funny Goin' On,David Marks,Quiver Records,This former member of The Beach Boys shows off his versatility, covering the entire spectrum of genres with this CD.
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Something Funny Goin' On
David Marks Manufacturer: Quiver Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Blues
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Pop
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B0001AG9RC Release Date: 2004-01-07 |
Tracks:
- Second Wind
- Stowaway
- Put Yourself in My Place (Live)
- Mixed Drinks & Mixed Emotions
- High SIde of Normal
- Crenshaw Blvd
- You Can't Talk to Me
- The Legend
- Put Yourself in My Place (instrumental)
- Still LIfe in Motion
- Land of Opportunity
Album Description
This former member of The Beach Boys shows off his versatility, covering the entire spectrum of genres with this CD. The CD can best be described as an experiment in combining all of David's influences into a single eclectic style all of it's own. While remaining true to the surf roots he's best known for, David takes Blues, Jazz, early East Coast R&B, Classical and Rock and Roll and delivers a track list that keeps you wondering what's coming next. David Marks recorded this project while undergoing treatments for Hepatitis C and will donate a portion of the profits of "Something Funny Goin' On" to raise awareness for this life threatening disease that kills 10,000 Americans every year.Meditation Music:
- SophistaFunk
- Steamy Monday
- Stop [UK CD2] [Import] [CD-single]
- Stronger [CD-single]
- Take My Breath Away [UK CD] [CD-single] [Import]
- The Collection [Original recording remastered]
- The Gift of a Memory
- The Princess of Detroit [CD-single]
- The Turtles Present the Battle of the Bands
- Then and Now
Meditation Music
Jazzbohne Berlin '80 [Live] [Import]
Chopin: Nocturnes No13; Nocturnes No17
Drew's Famous Party of the Year
Ensho Hyakuseki V.58 [Limited Edition] [Import]
Complete String Quartets [Box set]