SML is the songwriting-superstar trio of Mark Selby, Clay Mills and Sonny LeMaire, This acclaimed debut album is a collection of new songs as well as mega-hits they've written for others. 

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A Little Too Well

Good Again

There's Your Trouble

The acclaimed 2008 release from Mark Selby, Nine Pound Hammer includes live favorites "Leveler, Reveler, "Baby I Do" and "I Stole Your Love."

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Nine Pound Hammer

I Should Know Better

Leveler, Reveler

More Storms Comin', Mark Selby's debut album release on Vanguard Records, includes the radio hit "She's Like Mercury." http://markselby.com

Don't You Throw That Mojo On Me

Here's To You

Down in the Flood

Deep Pockets

"I Will Not Go Quietly" is the first song from the acclaimed new Mark Selby CD, Blue Highway.

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I Will Not Go Quietly

"I Will Not Go Quietly" is the first song from the acclaimed new Mark Selby CD release, Blue Highway.

Where does the guitar that Mark Selby used to write "There's Your Trouble" now reside? Find out in Part One of his March 20 appearance on the ASCAP Songwriters Show, which airs weekly on Nashville's legendary 650 AM WSM. Thanks to show hosts Joe Lombardi and Lisa Harless for their hospitality!

Recorded March 20, 2013.

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Mark Selby - ASCAP Songwriters Show | 650 AM WSM, Part One

Change A Comin'

A Little While

A gifted guitarist, live performer and hit songwriter, Mark Selby's career is one of unusual depth and diversity. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Selby has written career-defining songs for artists in multiple genres and frequently contributes signature guitar work to 'Music City' recording sessions. As a solo artist he's earned critical acclaim and a devoted international following, carving out an earthy, gritty sound steeped in blues and rootsy rock.

A native of Oklahoma, Selby earned a degree in guitar and music composition at Fort Hays University in Kansas.  He landed a publishing contract soon after moving to Nashville in the 1990's, writing songs for major artists like Wynona Judd, Trisha Yearwood, Lee Roy Parnell and the Dixie Chicks, who scored a Grammy-winning number one hit with "There's Your Trouble," written by Selby and his wife and frequent collaborator, Tia Sillers. Selby may be best known for a string of #1 Mainstream Rock singles co-written with blues-rocker Kenny Wayne Shepherd, including "Blue On Black," which topped the chart for a record-setting 17 straight weeks and was named Billboard Magazine's Rock Track of the Year.  

In 2000, Selby signed with Vanguard Records as a solo artist.  He produced his debut, More Storms Comin', with Brent Maher, setting the template for Selby recordings to come: passionate songwriting, soulful vocals and plenty of searing, toneful guitar work. The album launched the rock radio hit “She’s Like Mercury” and was followed by the critically-acclaimed 2003 release, Dirt, which Rolling Stone called an “exceptional sophomore CD,” and Vintage Guitar summed up as "11 of the best tracks of rock and roll we'll hear this year." American Songwriter proclaimed Selby “in the same league as Bruce Springsteen, with meaty words, a compelling voice, and tracks that have more groove than a vintage vinyl record.”

Selby released a solo acoustic album, Mark Otis Selby…and the Horse He Rode In On (2006) for the German ZYX/Pepper Cake label, and returned with his band for Nine Pound Hammer (2008). Most recently, he released a live concert CD and DVD entitled One Night in Bonn (2009), recorded at the legendary German television concert series Rockpalast during his last European tour.

Touring regularly over the past decade, Mark Selby has performed with everyone from Jeff Beck (2003 European tour) to B.B. King, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Collective Soul, Levon Helm and many others. He returns to Europe in May 2010 with his powerful three-piece blues-rock lineup (featuring Daryl Burgess, drums and 'Chopper' Anderson, bass) for a four-week run of festival and club dates. Upcoming American performances include the Guitar Town festival in Colorado in August 2010, which will feature Selby's band for the sixth straight year.




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