Tuesday, July 8, 2025

DREAMING

 Instrumental by Mark King

ROGUE

Instrumental by Mark King

CHILL

 Instrumental by Mark King

SAILING SHIPS

 An Instrumental by Mark King (personal fav.)

I REMEMBER

 A song by Mary and Mark King

ONE WISH

What if you got one wish? Would you choose gold or would you choose love?

by Mary and Mark King

GOING TO JAMAICA

 Who knows what "One Drop" is?

THIS IS THE DAY

 An original song by Mary and Mark King - 

Thursday, July 3, 2025

Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Monday, June 30, 2025

LIVING IN YOUR LIES - vocals

MARK KING BAND


THE LOOK SHE SHOWS

MARK KING (on vocals) AND TODD MOSBY (keyboards and guitar)

BADLANDS

MARK KING ROCKING 1978

Sunday, June 29, 2025

DAYLIGHT

 A reggae tune Mary and I wrote, our friend Brett played the HoT DW drum kit. Sadly the SSD these were recorded on fried and the original tracks were lost.

COLORS

 Another beautiful instrumental using all the colors of the guitar.

AIRPLANE OVERHEAD

 One of the last instrumentals I did before my big cancer surgery. It was a nice floaty song, I saw a little plane in the sky outside the studio and that seemed like a good name for the song.

AIR

 Recorded in Melbourne FL. A light and breezy instrumental.

AFTER MIDNIGHT

Recorded around Thanksgiving 1989, after I came home from a big installation project. I did this with a Peavey 4-track cassette deck, anHR-16 drum machine and a MMT-8 midi sequencer sync'd to the tape deck.

RESTLESS WATERS

My friend Amy wrote this song on her nylon string acoustic guitar and I recorded it with my B-16. When my studio was at its peak I had a variety of players come in and contribute to the recording. 

The lead guitar part was a full Marshall stack of two, 4x12 vintage Marshall cabs, with a 100 watt JCM 800 head, set with everything wide open. We put that speaker stack in the middle of the 3500-sq ft studio (18-foot ceilings). That massive room ate up all the volume, it sounded great in the control room with the door open. It was a fun evening recording the lead guitar parts on Jimmy Griffins 18th birthday, we paid him with a bag of McDonalds. All the lead guitar tone came from Jimmy's fingers, he was plugged straight into the dimed-out Marshall head with a 30-foot guitar cord.