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Gail Marten
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Born in Philadelphia, Gail Marten began her singing career in 1980 shortly after moving to Maryland. She has captivated audiences at music festivals, concert venues, jazz clubs and private social events. She has held long term engagements at many premier area hotels including Omni, Hyatt Regency, Hilton, Radisson, Sheraton, Belvedere, Renaissance and has performed at scores of first-rate venues, including Blues Alley, Bohemian Caverns, Pier Six Concert Pavilion, Ethel's Place, Eubie Live!, New York's West End Club, Charlie's Georgetown, Gatwick Hilton Hotel UK.
Marten partnered with pianist/composer Clem Ehoff to co-write and produce several award-winning recordings. She has worked with scores of jazz legends and notables including Larry Willis, Cyrus Chestnut, George Colligan, Charles Covington, Richard Johnson, Unified Jazz Ensemble, Carl Grubbs, Eric Kennedy, Blake Meister, Larry Brown, Dick Durham, Bob Diener, Billy Colucci, Tim Murphy, Reuben Brown, Todd Simon, Benny Waters, Odonel Levy, Steve Novosel, Greg Hatza, Darius Scott, Tom Lagana, Herman Burney, Amy Shook, Eric Wheeler, Grant Menefee, Gary Grainger, Ron Kearns, Sam King, Arnold Sterling, Benny Waters and on and on—so many other great musicians.
Skope Magazine Review of Gail Marten's "in Love Again"
"Never let me go," Gail Marten sings in the opening track of her album, In Love Again. But she's not just singing, she's pleading. And you're not just listening idly; you're transfixed and fascinated by the voice in your ears, a voice of maturity and depth, smooth and airy, the voice of someone who knows a ...
Gail Marten: A Very Good Year
Gail Marten's CD In Love Again, recorded with Larry Willis, Herman Burney and Eric Kennedy, and released in October 2009 was chosen one of The 20 Best Vocal CDs of 2009 by Jazzhouse Diaries. The honor was announced by noted jazz writer, critic and broadcaster W. Royal Stokes on December 29th. The music from the CD ...
