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Eric Madis Trio
Eric Madis began performing as a guitarist/vocalist during the early 1960's, and in the past 35 years of experience he has accrued a variety of accomplishments. Besides having performed prolifically as a solo act and in groups (based in Chicago, Denver, Dallas & Seattle), he has also worked with a number of renowned blues artists, including Big Walter Horton, Sunnyland Slim, Gary B.B. Coleman, and Deacon Jones. His latest CD, "Traveling Light," has been receiving enthusiatic reviews since its July 1997 release.
"A very accomplished guitarist, his playing seems to cut effortlessly
across the
genres...some smooth, pleasant music that will reach out and dazzle you
with
virtuosity."
- Mark Dalton/Caldonia's NW Blues Pages
"Monster Blues/Jazz guitarist"
- Paul DeBarros/Author and Jazz Historian
Sample repertoire:
Ain't Misbehavin', All of Me, All the Things You Are, All Blues, Angel
Eyes, As Time
Goes By, Au Privave, Autumn Leaves, Back at the Chicken Shack, Beyond the
Sea,
Black Orpheus, Blue Bossa, Blue Monk, Body and Soul, Bye Bye Blackbird, C
Jam
Blues, Comin' Home Baby, Don't Get Around Much Anymore, Drown in My Own
Tears,
Exactly Like You, Freddy the Freeloader, Georgia on My Mind, Girl From
Ipanema,
God Bless the Child, Green Dolphin Street, Harbor Lights, How High the
Moon, I Ain't
Got Nothin' But the Blues, I'm Beginning to See the Light, In a
Sentimental Mood,
In a Mellow Tone, Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby, Killer Joe, Little
Sunflower,
Mercy Mercy Mercy, Misty, My One and Only Love, Mr P.C., Night and Day,
Once in a
While, Only You, 'Round Midnight, Satin Doll, Sent for You Yesterday,
Serenade to a
Cuckoo, Seven Come Eleven, So What, Stolen Moments, Stormy Monday,
Straight
No Chaser, Summer Samba, Summertime, Sweet Georgia Brown, Sugar, Take the
A Train, Tennessee Waltz, The Thrill is Gone, Topsy, Traveling Light,
Walking After
Midnight, Watch What Happens, Wave, Well You Needn't, Work Song,
Yesterdays,
You Don't Know Me, You Took Advantage of Me.
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