Marc
Cohn's rich, soulful voice, exceptional lyrics and stellar songwriting wowed the
audience at two sold-out shows at Eddie's Attic on Saturday night.
The
Grammy-winning artist played a myriad of career-spanning songs which included "Listening to Levon," "From the
Station," "Saving the Best for
Last," and his transcendent “Walking in Memphis.” I must say, Rev. Green would have been quite pleased with Marc Cohn's performance of the best-selling song.
If
you have the opportunity, please see March Cohn live ... you'll be glad you
did. For more information and details
about his current tour, visit www.MarcCohn.net.
Below are highlights from the evening:
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My favorite thing when photographing an artist - eye contact. |
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Marc Cohn feeling the beat. |
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Engaging the audience. |
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Marc Cohn with his amazing band. |
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A powerful, heart-felt moment.
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Preach it! |
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Did I mention his rich, soulful voice? |
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NEVER be this guy ... you know, the show off. Kudos to Marc for putting him in his place. |
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A happy vibe after "that guy" left the room. |
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Directing the crowd to sing ... |
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Marc Cohn acknowledging a request from a member of the audience. |
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"From the Station." |
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Singing "Walking in Memphis." |
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He's an excellent guitar player, too. |
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Kind, gracious and interacts lots with his audience ... how can you not love Marc Cohn? |
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