Mary's Danish "Underwater" cover by Marquis Mark & the Very Mysterious opens for Indigenous 6/28/14

Underwater written by Mary's Danish Marquis Mark & the Very Mysterious opens for blues/rock band Indigenous (Enrollee Day) Saturday, June 28th, 2014 Fond du Lac Tribal Center 1720 Big Lake Road Cloquet, Minn. At around 0:10 you will notice my drum student Dylan Houle remove his sunglasses and peer into the video from house left, far backstage. R.I.P. Dylan July 5, 2014.... I met Dylan when he became my drum student at just 10 years old, Although he was my student for a short time, Tor and I were very fond...in fact we loved Dylan and we had a sneaking suspicion that he loved us right back! As the years roll by we hear that Dylan is in a fight for his life and of course we are very saddened and we feel so helpless. He and his parents were doing all that they could for over a year or more. Then at this show, we see Dylan for the first time in awhile....strong, young, handsome and carried such a wonderful attitude! Bless that young man. He had the ability to help us feel like everything was going to be alright! He took some pictures and video for us and then he asked if he could sit behind us on stage...what an honor he gave us. So eventually he did sit behind us on the stage. We will always have this great memory of Dylan. He was such a unique and wonderful young man. We will never forget how shocked (among many other feelings) we were when just 7 days later.. after this show, he was gone....... We feel very honored by Dylan attending our show. Thank you Dylan and to your parents Pat and Kim for being the loving and supportive parents and Grandparents that they are! You are truly inspiring! Marquis Mark and the Very Mysterious are - Mark "Ebullient" Macham - acoustic guitar Toria "Bongo" Macham - vocals, djembe drum & maracas Theresa "T" Williams - vocals, maracas, bell chime Stage left, stage right explanation below.. Left vs. right. Easy, you say. But when you are standing in a theater, which left are you talking about? Left as you look at the stage, or left as you peer out toward the audience? Those are two very different things. In fact, they are complete opposites. So theater people invented special terms to clear up the confusion. “Stage right” and “stage left” indicate the point of view of the performer standing in front of an audience. Their mirror images are “house right” and “house left,” which describe the same directions, but from the opposite side—as if you are looking at the stage. It’s the audience’s perspective, from where they sit in the house. Mary's Danish personnel - Julie Ritter - vocals Gretchen Seager - vocals Peter Asher Michael Barbara James Bradley Robbie Buchanan Louis Gutierrez David King Simple, right? Here’s where it can get confusing. Most of the time, theater professionals stick with stage right and stage left when talking about what’s happening in the playing area, so that they don’t have to change words depending on which direction they’re facing. So let’s say you are working on a show. You’re sitting in the audience watching a rehearsal. The director tells you, “Keep an eye out for when the villain sneaks in from stage left.” Remember, that’s left from the performer's point of view, not yours. Look to your left by mistake—stage right—and you’ll miss it. Once you get used to them, stage right and stage left become second nature, no matter which direction you are facing. Here's a list of some bands Mark "Ebullient" Macham had the pleasure of contributing to their sights and sounds doing his best "Wildest Drummer in the West" antics as an enhancement for the likes of bands, such as....(Clearview- "Heavy Metal", Pastor Flash- "Motorcycle Rock", Bounty Hunter- "Southern Rock", Wind on the Water- "Soft Rock", Clint Wait Jr. Band- "Country", Roy Drusky- "Country", Red Sky- "Southern Rock", Wrist Rock-it "Heavy Metal", J. B. Review- "Native Rock", Double Nickel- "Country Rock", Udder Kaos- "Heavy Metal", Nothin' But Country- "Country" John Wesley Hardin- "Contemporary Rock", The Automatics- "Rockabilly", Double Dynamite- "Contemporary Rock", Bongo & Tom-Tom- "Rock", The Fractals- "Surf Rock", Synchromatic Mind- "Alternative", Mud Puppies- "Contemporary Country Rock", Busterville- "Classic Rock & Roll", Shock & Awe!- "Shock Rock", Dirty Boogie Band- "Boogie Music", Jeffrey James Gang- "Garage Rock", Living Room Lyrics- "Contemporary Rock", Marquis Mark & the Very Mysterious- "Blues Rock", Lorren Lindevig Band- "Polka", Chmielewski Fun Time- "Polka"). At any rate, I'd like to thank all the musicians in this video as well as the musicians in these bands from the past for the wonderful memories and the pleasure of making music! Couldn't of done it without you! Disclaimer; We do not own the copyrights to any of these recordings. These recordings are for Historical and Educational purposes Only! Yeah! So, you better just watch it! lol..

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