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Mark Elf: Glad to be Back
by C. Michael Bailey
New York City guitarist Mark Elf has been missing in action for the past year. Mr. Elf spent the majority of 2003 and 2004 recovering from not one but two life-threatening health conditions. Now, convalesced and back on his feet, he offers us an expression of gratitude in Glad to be Back. Always in the company ...
New York Cats
By Mark Elf
Label: Jen Bay Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Brownie Speaks
2. Blues in the Night
3. From This Moment On
4. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
5. No More Blues (Chega de Saudade)
6. Conflict
7. Stompin' at the Savoy
8. Heartfelt
9. Walker's Walk
10. Pemble's Tremble
11. Oh Lady Be Good
12. Blues for Jenny
The Eternal Triangle
By Mark Elf
Label: Jen Bay Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Eternal Triangle
2. This Is All I Ask
3. So Samba
4. Hot House
5. Stablemates
6. Philly Twist
7. Prelude To A Kiss
8. Tea Cup
9. The Elf
10. Why Do I Love You?
Over the Airwaves
By Mark Elf
Label: Jen Bay Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. On at KLON
2. TGEG Blues
3. Cookie Maker
4. Erv's Curve
5. Lush Life
6. Love for Sale
7. Blue Moon
8. In Three for Bob P.
9. Mr. Suave
10. Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
11. By Myself
12. Stormy Weather
A Minor Scramble
By Mark Elf
Label: Jen Bay Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Minor Scramble
2. After You've Gone
3. Tico-Tico
4. It Was Written in the Stars
5. Nobody Else But Me
6. Blues in Fat Tues.
7. Niche
8. Too Close for Comfort
9. Something to Live For
10. I Concentrate on You
11. Come Rain or Come Shine
12. Fine Romance
Lucky Me!
Label: Jen Bay Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: I Thought About You; Lush Life; Makin
Michelle Conte: Lucky Me!
by Jack Bowers
It must be genetic, because there’s no doubt that musical talent runs in some families. The Joneses, the Heaths, the LaBarberas — and the Elfs (or should that be Elves?). Michelle Conte, whose brother is the well-known guitarist (and entrepreneur) Mark Elf, makes her recorded debut on Lucky Me!, and it’s hard to believe when listening ...
Michelle Conte: Lucky Me!
by C. Michael Bailey
West coast vocalist Michelle Conte employs a crack East coast team for her debut recording. Originally conceived as a family-only event, Brother Mark Elf dared Conte to do it right if she was going to do it at all. The result of this dare is Lucky Me!. Conte has a tight refined voice and likes to ...
Mark Elf: The Eternal Triangle
by AAJ Staff
Backed by an old school who’s who which includes Ray Drummond, Jimmy Heath, Ben Riley and Hank Jones, guitarist Mark Elf presents a simple album rich in its simplicity. The title opener is a mellow cascade into a be-boppy bay where the water's fine and everyone's in the pool. Though Elf does take a solo, it ...
Mark Elf: New York Cats
by AAJ Staff
As is his way, guitarist Mark Elf uses his 1998 trio album New York Cats as an opportunity to pick from among the best in music and musicians to create an album of feline felicity. Known for corralling members of major label stables on past recordings, Elf works his magic this time with the help of ...
