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Before the Dawn by Marty Muse (CD, 2010)

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Before the Dawn by Marty Muse is a rare gem that highlights the artist's incredible talent and heartfelt songwriting.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelCD Baby, Cdb

UPC0678572968525

eBay Product ID (ePID)13046054575

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2010

GenreCountry

ArtistMarty Muse

Release TitleBefore the Dawn

Dimensions

Item Weight0.15 lb

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Number of Discs1

TracksWine Bar/Jazz Club, Before the Dawn, Pinewood Derby, If You Knew What I Was Thinking, Hymn for Peace, It's Bad to Be Forgotten, Vidalia Waltz, I'll Be Loving You, Favela, Umami!, Not to Be, Gin Soaked Dream

NotesWhat do Robert Earl Keen, Dwight Yoakum, The Derailers, Bruce Robison, Doug Sahm, Alejandro Escovedo, Walter Cronkite and Jello Biafra have in common? All have shared the studio or stage with steel guitarist Marty Muse. Marty's diverse musical taste and talent know no boundaries. This sideman steps out with his solo debut offering a unique listening experience; soothing, moody and soulful. A fixture in the Austin music scene since 1985, Marty has been touring and recording with renowned singer/songwriter Robert Earl Keen for past nine years. Before The Dawn is a unique, stylistically diverse mix of instrumental music featuring members of Robert Earl Keen's band (including REK himself on mandolin) as well as many stalwarts of the Austin, TX music scene. Also included is the 'smash hit' Wine Bar/Jazz Club featuring Marty on lead vocals and piano, with great contributions from Maryann Price and John Mills on sax. Other featured performers include Rich Brotherton on all kinds of guitars, Danny Barnes' killer banjo on Pinewood Derby, Dave Biller on the Duke Ellington song It's Bad To Be Forgotten, and some beautiful strings by Eamon McLaughlin.