Mark A. Humphrey

Mark Humphrey is a freelance journalist since 1979. Until 1984, he was a regular contributor to Frets, an acoustic stringed device magazine. His critiques and profiles possess made an appearance in The LA Reader, Aged Timey Music, LA Daily News, GUITARIST, Esquire, Journal of Nation Music, Playboy, as well as others. Since 1983, he is a regular contributor to Record Roundup; offers written liner records for Robert Wilkins’ Memphis Gospel Vocalist, Blue Fire: A Sunlight Blues Collection, as well as for the forthcoming reissue on Muddy Waters’ 70s CBS recordings. He’s composing a booklet for any Lightnin’ Hopkins and Otis Spann Mosaic reissue; offers created “Prodigal Sons: Child Home and Robert Wilkins” for the International Meeting on African-American Music and Books on religious beliefs versus secularity in African-American music; and it is a vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist. Desert Isle Picks Howlin’ Wolf Transformation My Method Bob Wills & the Tx Playboys Bob Wills Anthology Joseph Spence HELLO, Mr. Walker Costs Monroe Nation Music Hall of Popularity (series) Jimmie Rodgers America’s Blue Yodeler, 1930-1931 Doc Watson Doc Watson Hank Williams Rare Demos: Initial to Last The Falcons I CAME ACROSS a Like Roy Harris Symphony no. 3 the Projects Batman Theme Roscoe Holcomb The Great Lonesome Sound