Original guitar debut album by Marc Vee, influenced by Jobim, Lee Ritenour, and Earl Klugh, played on classical guitar accompanied by bass, drums,percussion and synth.

8 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Smooth Jazz, WORLD: Flamenco



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Marc Vee is an accomplished musician who grew up in Miami Florida. Marc started playing at the age of seven, and has studied with several guitar masters including Juan Mercadal, Randall Dolohon and Rene Gonzalez. Vee played in several popular music groups in the South Florida area while studying music at The University of Miami. The guitarist then toured the United states and Latin America performing concerts as a member of (A & M Records artist) Maria Conchita Alonso's band. Marc also performed and recorded 3 albums with (Capitol Records) artist Nil Lara, before embarking on his solo career. Marc Vee has performed in concert opening for Kenny G., Dave Brubeck, Peter White, Craig Chaqico, Boney James, Najee, Spyro Gyra, Kenny Loggins and Chris Botti to name a few. "Speaking in sounds" is Marc Vee's debut album, and features his tasteful nylon string playing as well as his beautiful compositions which are influenced by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Earl Klugh and Carlos Santana. Other albums by Marc Vee are titled: "Magic Moments", and a duo with Johnny Magsax titled "Souled out" all are available at CD Baby. Look for Marc Vee's third album due in the fall of 2007 titled "Inspiration". Marc may be reached at www.marcvee.com and live concert footage is on www.youtube.com. Marc Vee describes his music as "Uplifting music to soothe the soul", and would love to receive your email with your thoughts about his music.