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Mark Ceaser
Instruments: Vocals, Guitar, Harp, Composition/Songwriting, Musical Saw
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"That's a really great record." Randy Bachman - CBC Radio 2"At first it’s just good-natured country/folk-rock, but the music quickly turns into a gentle melancholy rhapsody of life, love, and longing in the prairies. If you dig either genre, prepare to be smitten. And even if those aren’t your scenes, perhaps Mark Ceaser’s infectious lyrics and beautiful guitar playing will win you over anyway." Beth Storheim - The Gateway (Edmonton, AB)
”…classic rock and roll influence, with hearty helpings of modern indie-folk, sometimes outright countrified. Ceaser’s Burma Road portrays the rustic idiosyncrasies of the prairies, with songs that serve as both quaint pastoral sentiment and boot-stomp bonfire sing-a-longs.” I, Lion – The Neighbourhood Express (Saskatoon, SK)
"The result is a beautiful effort ..." Calvin Daniels - Yorkton This Week (Yorkton, SK)
“Thumbs up was the consensus.” – Star Phoenix (Saskatoon, SK)
“…unpretentious and likeable…” – Planet S (Saskatoon, SK)
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