MARK HAINES MUSIC
“An ordinary fellow with an ordinary mind.”
“I bought my first Hohner Marine band key of C harmonica at least 50 years ago, Within a few years, I had most of the other keys. I don’t think, back then, I achieved any kind of proficiency.
“I remember being particularly impressed by the playing of Jimmie Fadden of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Later on, after many years of neglect, I became interested in the traditional music of the British Isles and America.
“In the last few years, I’ve learned a lot of old tunes. I’ve begun to find little tunes running through my head usually just as I’m waking up in the morning.”
— Mark Haines, 2/18/23
- recorded by the memory brothers
Carry Me Out To Sea (lyrics: Mark Haines | music: Kevin Conner)
Mr. Gray (lyrics: Mark Haines | music: Kevin Conner)
The Lovely Susan (lyrics: Mark Haines | music: Kevin Conner)
I Once Knew A Woman (lyrics: Mark Haines | music: Kevin Conner)
Train Track Penny (writers: Mark Haines and Kevin Conner)
- recorded by mark haines at bird-on-fire recording studio
The River’s High And Fast (words & music by Mark Haines)
That’s The Way It Goes (words & music by Mark Haines)
Dime Store Window (words & music by Mark Haines)
Here’s To Dr. Watson (words & music by Mark Haines)
- mark haines’ home demos
The Fall (words & music by Mark Haines)
A Little Walking Song (words & music by Mark Haines)
‘Neath Kama Sools Skies (words & music by Mark Haines)
Do Cats Eat Bats? (words & music by Mark Haines)
It’s A Pretty Nice Day (words & music by Mark Haines)
Jollity & Didactic Ditty (words & music by Mark Haines)