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Artist description
An outstanding guitarist with the ability to make
time stand still, her approach and techniques are
an amalgam of many minds. Jimmy Page, Bonnie Raitt,
Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson and Doc Watson all
have a hand in shaping her singular and hypnotic
guitar voice. From Ella Fitzgerald to KD Lang,
from Memphis Minnie to Etta James; a listener
hears the subtle kiss of each singers breath
in Janet Martin's vocal expressions. Solid
foundations deep-rooted in fertile American
musical soil and seeded with European
interpretations help define and classify
her as "Music for Everyman". |
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Music Style
Rock/Cool |
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Musical Influences
Led Zeppelin, Muddy Waters, Rolling Stones, Beatles |
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Artist History
The story of a seasoned and professional musical
veteran begins with diversity and a multitude of
musical influences. This is what Janet Martin
brings to her fans worldwide today.
Janet began playing guitar and singing at the age
of eight, performing in the church choir as well
as in elementary school. Throughout her childhood,
she was exposed to a rich American mix of bluegrass,
gospel, blues and rock. Early influences include
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones along with
The Country Gentlemen and The Seldom Scene.
Janet has shared the stage with Chris Isaak,
The Neville Brothers, Warren Zevon, Leon Russell,
Allison Krauss, John Prine and Jerry Lee Lewis
just to name a few.
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Group Members
Janet Martin: Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar
Michael Muller: Bass
Robert Bruce Olsen: Electric Guitar
Johnny Hott: Drums and Percussion
Mark Szafranski: Organ
Bruce Courson: Keyboards |
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Albums
Just Wakin' Up; Cloud Cover |
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Additional Info
Stay Tuned... |
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Location
Richmond, Virginia - USA |
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