FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS: Anthony "Swamp Dog" Clark

Anthony Clark is a world class musician who has performed, and recorded with some of the best local and national blues acts. Anthony started out playing the drums at the age of five, and by the time he was twelve, started listening to the blues greats. Musicians like Little Walter, Big Walter Horton, Paul Butterfield, and Sonny Boy Williamson, just to name a few.
The band has played up and down the east coast, from Pennsylvania, to Tennessee. His CD “LIVE” has been featured on many college, and Internet radio stations. The music is a blistering mix of contemporary blues with a funk edge.
Today you can see Anthony “Swamp Dog” Clark at various festivals and clubs opening for the likes of Chuck Brown, Deanna Boggart, and Betty Lavette
Instrumentation:
Anthony “Swamp Dog” Clark Harmonica
Michael Pryor Bass
Kenny Sparks Guitar
Dave Gorozdos Keaboards
Highlights:
2010 Winner Of The Washington, DC Battle Of The Blues artists Contest
2012 Washington Area Music Association Nominee
2016 Winner Of The Central Delaware Blues Contest
Headlined at the Colonial Beach Blues Festival
Headlined at the State Theater in Culpepper, VA
Opened for Duke Robillard at The Hamilton Washington, DC
Opened for Tab Benoit at The Hamilton Washington, DC
Opened for Chuck Brown at the State Theater VA
Performed with Deanna Bogart
Recorded with Kenny Neal
Hard Rock Cafe Memphis, TN
Opened for Betty Lavette at the Congressional Blues Festival Washington, DC
Shared the stage with Mark Wenner of the Nighthawks
Performed at The Washington, DC Jazz Festival
Performed at theDC Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival Washington, DC
Performed at the Howard Theater with Joe Louis Walker
Discography:
Self produced CD “Live”
Self produced CD “RAW”
YT: https://www.youtube.com/user/anthonyswampdogclark
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Contribution options:
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