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The Oak Island Money Pit
01:51
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2
Green Green Rocky Road (with Kenneth Macleod)
03:05
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3
Fugue Generation Blues
02:51
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4
Trouble
01:53
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5
Back through the meadows
03:14
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6
Wellwishers
03:44
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7
Add a lash
03:40
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8
Song of Quiet Trust
02:48
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9
Damson jam
02:20
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2018 HIGHLIGHTS
Canadian Songwriting Competition SEMI FINALIST Song: “The Oak Island. Money Pit” Category: Canadiana
opening act for SARAH HARMER April 28 in Cold Springs, Ontario
FESTIVAL APPEARANCES
Weekend Blues International, Montreal JUNE 7-9
Kingsville Folk Fest, Kingsville AUGUST 10-12
Island Unplugged, Pelee Island AUGUST 4-5
TOUR
selected as artist for ROUTE D’ARTISTES, Quebec SEPTEMBER 21- OCTOBER 18
Ontario OCTOBER 19- NOVEMBER 14
selected as artist for HOME ROUTES, Manitoba NOVEMBER 15-28
NEW ALBUM FALL 2018
"Max Marshall's clever picking, and playful melodies lifted hearts and got toes tapping. A pleasure to listen to and a joy to spend the afternoon with."
Rod Strickland
founder and organizer of Pelee Island unplugged folk festival
"You can hire someone to maintain your crowd or you can hire someone to entertain them. With Max, you get both."
Chris Mickle,
owner/operator of The Dominion House Tavern (Windsor) and organizer of Fork and Cork Music Festival
Born in Windsor, Ontario, and currently based in Essex County, Max Marshall has performed publicly since childhood and in live music venues since the age of 14. With time spent at the University of Windsor for Classical and Jazz upright bass as well as Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland for Folklore studies, Marshall has 10+ years of experience as a music educator, and has a passion for stories from the vast palate of the Canadian folk identity. Marshall has chosen finger style acoustic guitar as his medium with a preference for folk/country blues/ragtime as his true musical purpose. In a performance that extends from soft introspection to frenzied, bluesy, interpretations, Max Marshall gives audiences a heartfelt, personal performance, featuring a guitar style that is largely underexposed.
With years of extensive touring of Central and Eastern Canada under his belt, 2017 was a game changer for Marshall; performing 200+ shows including his Centeal and Easten Canadian route, rural Quebec, a successful tour of the U.K., as well as an Official Showcase slot at the Folk Music Ontario Conference, his day job has been left behind and this proud father of two has an album release, cross Canada tour, summer festivals as well as extensive European and U.K. tours to keep him busy in 2018.
Printed Press:
Live performance review from BLUES MATTERS issue 98 oct/nov 17 (UK)
Windsor Life Holiday 2017 Issue page 1
Windsor Life Holiday 2017 page 2
Sample video
Booking Max Marshall
Press Material
technical requirements
209 KB
live performance poster
4.66 MB