Marcus King Interview 3 February 2017
MB: I’ve been keeping up with you, see you’ve been everywhere doing everything. MK: We’re staying busy that’s for sure. MB: Yeah, well that’s good. You’re still young so you can handle it.
VIVE LE BOOGIE! MK: (Laughing) PAUL HORNSBY IS RED HOT! tions. RED HOT!
Allman as a member of Hourglass, to his many years as a member of the Capricorn Rhythm Section, and as Record Producer at Capricorn, Paul Hornsby has produced and performed on some of the Greatest
From his years working with Duane and Gregg guitar player. Is your dad the only one in the
family? There were other guys, other people in the family musical as well, right?
Southern Rock albums ever. Now Hornsby steps into the Spotlight with his First Ever Solo album, MB: Yeah, Bill King, wow you’ve got genera-
MK: Well, my grandad played a lot, he was a big fixture in the music community in Greenville, South Carolina area. Bill King.
MK: And both my uncles Ron King and Don “Paul Hornsby was my mentor when I was a young
ay. He is a master musician and producer and one of myo clld were you when you first started playing ouguitar?
MK: Haha, well let me know if where I am at is too loud. MB: I don’t hear any background noise re- ally. MK: Ok cool. MB: Its for a magazine instead of radio anyway, so it’s much more relaxed. MK: Alright MB: Alright, I’ve just got a few questions here, the obvious things. I kinda know the answer to some of them but I want to put it in the interview. Is it true you were born in Greenville? MK: Yeah, Greenville South Carolina MB: Yeah, that’s my second home town, my first is here in Spartanburg. But I lived in Greenville for most of my life so I love it up there. MK: Yeah man.
“After so many years of producing and playing with great artists like Duane Allman, Eddie Hinton and Toy Caldwell, Paul is finally getting
the spotlight, and it is more than well deserved. He gets a few of his old friends in on that act,
and together, they turn out a fantastic CD full of classic tunes from rock to blues to rockabilly -
from the Ray Charles hit “Mess Around” to the blues of “Key to the Highway” and the rockin’ boppin’ “My Gal is Red Hot,” all featuring Hornsby’s stellar piano work! Turn it up!”
- Michael Buffalo Smith, Author & Recording Artist
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- Chuck Leavell, Keyboardist and Musical Director for The Rolling Stones; Conservationist
: Well, you know, coming from a musical family I was real young when I first started messing around with it. I probably really re- ally started playing when I was about four or
MKwill enjoy this fun music and fine playing!”
musician growing up in Alabama. I learned a great deal from him in my formative years and still learn from him todMB: Wow, that's pretty interesting. So, how osest friends, and I am so glad he has finally come t w th this, his own first solo project. I know everyone
King both played. And my great granddad played the fiddle.
MB: I guess it was probably before you were even born. He played, he was really, man everybody in the music stores was always talking about Marvin King being the greatest
MB: You came from a real musical family. I know I used to go see Marvin play all the time.
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