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Acoustic & Acoustic Folk Music artist from Vermillion, SD. 40+ songs free to stream or download. Add to your playlist now.

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Mark Winegar

Folksinger/songwriter/poet

43 songs
18.3K plays
Picture for song 'A Rich Man's War (Ain't gonna fight)' by artist 'Mark Winegar'

A Rich Man's War (Ain't gonna fight) A Rich Man's War (Ain't gonna fight)

This is my personal declaration of independence from George Walker Bush's illegal war in Iraq.

Acoustic Folk

Picture for song 'Amazing Grace / Traditional' by artist 'Mark Winegar'

Amazing Grace / Traditional Amazing Grace / Traditional

How can someone call themselves a christian and wage war? Jesus taught people to love one another. He was a pacifist. The born-again christians in the White House should study the faith they profess!

Cover Songs

Picture for song 'Bomb Iraq / Anonymous' by artist 'Mark Winegar'

Bomb Iraq / Anonymous Bomb Iraq / Anonymous

I sing it in protest of George W. Bush's presidency and his illegal war.

Acoustic Folk

Picture for song 'The Box / Lascelles' by artist 'Mark Winegar'

The Box / Lascelles The Box / Lascelles

This is really a poem but it has a moral and it was written by Lascelles.

Acoustic Folk

Picture for song 'Burning bridges' by artist 'Mark Winegar'

Burning bridges Burning bridges

I recorded this song at home using my iBook and Sound Studio 2.2.3. The only mic used was the one built into the iBook.

Country and Western

I'm a singer/songwriter who enjoys covering a good song regardless of where it's been.
Band/artist history
I started singing with garage bands and in coffee houses back in the late 60's. I stopped in 1973 when I enrolled at Michigan State University. I picked up the guitar to learn a few songs to entertain my grandchildren back in 2001. Since then, I've been playing music every chance I get. My first exposure to folk music was singing along with Grover Heyn and his 12-string Gibson. It was the late 60's. We'd just walk around town doing our music and being a couple of hippy kids. We eventually opened a coffee house in the basement of the local YWCA in Saint Joseph, MI. We called it Grover's Landing. We didn't make any money at it but we had a lot of fun!
Have you performed in front of an audience?
I love performing my music. I play in coffee houses, bars, concert halls... I've even played in a few churches. My motto is "have guitar, will travel."
Your musical influences
My greatest influences would have to be Eric Clapton, Pete Seeger, and Bob Segar & the Silver Bullet Band.
What equipment do you use?
My guitars are a Martin DM and a Martin J12-16GT. I also play a mandolin from the Mid-Missouri Mandolin Company mandolins and a handmade Native American flute. The flute was a gift from my lovely bride and was handmade by a Lakota friend who lives on the reservation.
Anything else?
I teach Computer Science at Mount Marty College in Yankton, South Dakota. I'm serve as the President of the Vermillion Area Arts Council in Vermillion, South Dakota. I also host a monthly coffee house at the Washington Street Arts Center in Vermillion, SD.
Contact
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