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"The new CD is a throwback to live off the floor after the lushly produced High Roads, and the only reason why it won’t be available for purchase when he shows up this Friday is that Marin hasn’t quite finished with it — testament to the seriousness with which he takes his craft.
"It’s all done, all of it, except that I decided I needed one more verse for this particular song,” he laughs. “It’s taken me two months to write this verse — hopefully it won’t take as long to record it." See Magazine, Edmonton Listen to selected Silvertown tracks HERE | High Roads (2007) |
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High Roads features his current touring band,
with Matt Keighan (perc) and Phil Bosley (bass), along with Rod Standish (gtrs). This album includes covers of Adam
Carroll and Fred Eaglesmith songs, as well as co-authors with
Adam Carroll, Mark Jungers, Rod Standish, and Fred Eaglesmith.
Songs include: Rollin On / Broken Glass & Busted Songs / High Roads / Rogina's Song / Silver Moon / Blondie & Dagwood /49 Tons / Film Star / City Girl / Hang This Hat Audio Samples at: CD BABY MySpace | Roger Marin Jr (2005) |
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Roger's debut album was released in 2005, after seven years with a touring band. "Bar of Broken Hearts" was co-written with Fred Eaglesmith, while "It Breaks My Heart" was co-written with Willie P. Bennett.
Songs on this disc: Worn Out Soles / Colors / Backyard Mechanic / Bar of Broken Hearts / Gettin' Over You / Whiskey in Jars / Thankful for You / I Ain't Crazy / The Miles Back Home to You / Broken White Lines / It Breaks My Heart Audio Samples at: CD BABY Apple iTunes | |
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"...I even managed to snag my bandmates Roger Marin (pedal steel) and Matt Keighan (drums)." | Alun Piggins: At War With The Elephants (2008) |
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Alun Piggins [vocals, guitar, bass, percussion, harmonica, banjo, bodhran, mandolin] Eric Bridenbaker [backing vocals on tracks 1, 3] Jay Santiago [drums, percussion] Mike Pond [bass on tracks 2, 5] Roger Marin [pedal steel on tracks 2, 8] Steven Stanley [backing vocals on track 4] | Gordie Tentrees: Bottleneck To The Wire (2008) |
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Guests Roger Marin-pedal steel Jaxon Haldane(D-Rangers)-banjo Amelia Rose(Fishhead Stew)- fiddle Aylie Sparkes-guitar Kim Barlow-cello | Mark Jungers: Silos & Smokestacks (2008) |
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Mark Jungers Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals The Whistlin Mules, with Special Guests Roger Marin Pedal Steel Susan Gibson | NEWWORLDSON - Roots Revolution (2008) |
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Juno Award Nomination 2008. Covenant Award Winners for Best New Artist and Roots/Folk album of the Year. Roger Marin Pedal Steel | Mark Jungers [Band] Live at Gruene Hall on 2008-02-28 (Free Download) |
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http://www.archive.org/details/markjungers2008-02-28.matrix.flac Soundboard matrix Mark Jungers Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals Adrian Schoolar Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals Wes Green Mandolin, Harmony Vocals Josh Flowers Bass, Harmony Vocals Dennis Merritt Drums Roger Marin Pedal Steel, Harmony Vocals, Vocals Adam Carroll Acoustic Guitar, Vocals on 22 & 23 | Done Me Wrongs: Done Me Live (2007) |
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SPECIAL GUESTS WE COULDN’T DO WITHOUT Morgan Doctor: drums (they speak for themselves) Roger Marin: pedal steel (or it wouldn’t be country) | Darrek Anderson - Places You Used To Go (2007) |
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Roger Marin: Pedal Steel, Electric guitar, Producer | Fred Eaglesmith: Milly's Cafe (2007) |
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Roger Marin on pedal steel, guitars, voice Dan Walsh on Dobro and lap steel Willie P. Bennett on mandolin and harmonica Kori Heppner on drums Scott Merritt on guitar | Scott Nolan - American Hotel Recordings (2006) |
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Roger Marin Pedal Steel | Mike Maves: Kandahar Deluxe (2006) |
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"...Featuring a stellar cast of supporting musicians including Roger Marin and Willie P. Bennett...."
| Mark Jungers [Band] Live at Gruene Hall on 2006-09-28 (Free Download) |
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http://www.archive.org/details/markjungers2006-09-28.sbd.flac Soundboard matrix Roger Marin Pedal Steel | Hayes Carll Live at Gruene Hall on 2006-03-26 (Free Download) |
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http://www.archive.org/details/hayescarll2006-03-26.spcmc20.flac Soundboard matrix Hayes Carll Guitar, Vocals Brad Fordham Bass Lisa Pankratz Drums Lance Smith Guitar Roger Marin Pedal Steel | Jesse Reid - Gravelly Bay (2006) |
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Roger Marin Pedal Steel | Mike Maves: This Side Of Town (2005) |
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"On keys, Greg Dechert. Among his countless credits, Greg played keys with Uriah Heep, Bad Company and toured as part of David Gilmour's (yes that David Gilmour) band. On guitar and bass Roger Marin Jr. and Darcy Yates, former players from the legendary Fred Eaglesmith's entourage the Flying Squirrels. On drums, former Fifty Diamond Rocks drummer and Vegalite frontman Matt Keighan. Mike Butler and Frank DiTillio from the incredible funk outfit Matinee Slim and the Ultralight Orchestra put their two cents worth in while pedal steel wiz Burke Carroll, and guitar players Sal Piccirillo and Mark Murphy help make this album burn."
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Roger Marin on pedal steel, guitars, voice Dan Walsh on Dobro and lap steel Willie P. Bennett on mandolin and harmonica Kori Heppner on drums | Fred Eaglesmith: Balin (2003) |
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Willie P. Bennett on mandolin and harmonica Darcy Yates on bass Dan Walsh on Dobro Roger Marin on guitar | Stephen Hogg: Dirty Rotten Shame (2003) |
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Stephen Hogg - vocals, guitar Willie MacAulay - lead guitars Darcy Yates - electric and stand up bass, cello, back up vocals Willie P. Bennett - harmonicas, mandolin, jaw harp, back up vocals Ray Ovington - drums Roger Marin - steel guitar | Fred Eaglesmith: Falling Stars & Broken Hearts (2002) |
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... features Willie P. Bennett, Roger Marin, Dan Walsh and Darcy Yates. |