Marc Levant – Guitar and Vocals
Marc has been playing guitar
in the Baltimore/Washington area on and off for the last 25 years. In
1975 he formed the band Jade that had the honor to perform for the Nobody
for President concert at the Sylvan Theater in Washington, DC and played
the Counter-Inaugural at the Warner Theater. In 1979, he moved to
Florida and formed the band Loaded Roller - a local favorite at many
clubs in the Orlando area. In 1985, Marc returned to DC and reformed Loaded
Roller with all new musicians. Loaded Roller's rare brand of blues
and boogie-woogie earned them a strong following in the local music
scene. With the band, Marc opened for Duke Robbillard, Ronnie Earl,
Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Saffire & Uppity Blues Women, Assasins, Jerry
Portnoy, Rev. Billy Wertz, Rick Derringer and others. Marc's blistering
guitar work can be heard on Loaded Roller's release Goin' to Town and
the currently released CD by Choo Choo Charlie Williams and the Spitfires
entitled Harpin' My Life Away. Marc is currently in the studio
recording his first solo effort, which includes 14 of his original songs.
Marc's influences include Little Feat, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Eric Clapton
