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This top video
(the intro video) Don't Be Scared,
Moongliding on Mars, and Wake Up are
recorded video of a live performance of the
Mark Austin Band Oct 10, 2002 Curtain Club,
Dallas, TX
Mark Austin - bass, vocals
Lewis Hutcheson - guitar
Scott Weltner - drums
Larry Spencer - trumpet
Dan Evans - trumpet
Lee Schloss - sax
Keith Adkins - trombone
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Mark Austin Band
press the play button to
play the video! This is a good intro to the Mark
Austin Band.
Meet the cosmic trigger band in a candid interview
conducted by the brother-in-law.
A great track! "Don't Be Scared" features the band
ability to stretch out and rock! The song page is
here
and here
this is a short 13 seconds of what life really is
in an interview with Mark caught in his then
home/studio
New Artist Radio Awards Show - Alt Artist of the
Yr, Mark Austin Band - Mark accepts
Moongliding on Mars is the title track from the
second CD from the band
song page here
"Wake Up" is inspired from A Course in Miracles
song page here
Bass solos from Mark with the band
A Random Night at Oriley's back in the day
"Low Clouds Roll" from a week night at The Rock
song page here
"Pull Me Back To You" from The Rock
song page here
"Our Song" from The Rock
song page here
Mark Austin
Solo Project
title track video "Cosmic Neighborhood"
song page here
"Blue Skies" to see past chemtrails
song age here
Mark Austin
Acoustic Video Archive
Mark sings "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" which is
released on a couple of different cd's with a
couple of different versions.
awesome blues called "I'm Leaving Town"
song page here
Journey Without Distance" somg page here
from the same concert, "Callin' Out My Name".
Lewis sings some lead on this one.
Song page here
"Don't Be Scared" with Brent Rozell song
page here
Mark Austin
Trance Project
"Acoustic Trance" from the Trance Project
song page here
Mark Austin
with Common
Ground
Mark plays bass on "Times, they are a Changing" by
Bob Dylan, performed by Common Ground at ISU at a
Peace Concert...Mark Turnbull guitar vocals, Dave
Holt piano vocals, Christina Seaborne violin. 911
video in the background is very powerful!
this is an interview done in the mid-late 90's
with Mark Austin of the Mark Austin Band as well
as footage from Hedgehog, written by Lee Schloss
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