Mac has got guitar chops up the wazoo, as we say, and he can sing an old ragtime hokum tune with a just the right bit of cheek and playfulness.
Outside North Carolina it doesn't get much better than this!
Mary Elen Leibowitz
Hi! Great to meet you!
NEWS!
Guitar Retreat Sessions - 2pm (CET) every Saturday between Aug. 21st - Sept. 25th 2021.
This time suits best people who live in Europe, but if I get inquiries from the US or elsewhere, we can arrange something.
Retreat Sessions are free of charge, apply here
THE 2021 GUITAR RETREAT IS BACK! (in real life)
- Group 1: Sept. 27-29th 2021
- Group 2: Oct. 8-10th 2021
Christmas Guitar Retreat 2021
If we'll meet "In Real Life" then the dates are Sat.11th to Sunday Dec 12th 2021.
The Christmas Retreat starts at 3pm on Saturday and ends at 3 pm on Sunday.
- Please register for our mailing list and you will be notified on time.
Also online:
If you cannot make it to the official Retreat dates, I offer individual or small group guitar lessons upon request, I call this "Mac Attack", a 4 hour long workshop that's turbo-charged with new skills _you_ want to learn, inspiration, optional video & audio recordings of the session and more. Please contact me for more info.
Homesick Mac's rendition of "Doc's Guitar" by Doc Watson
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Blues Trio - a killer live act!
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Sliding during the Malmö City Festival
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Please visit the Sanden Guitars website
www.sandenguitars.com
"Homesick Mac sings blues and traditional country tunes in a southern baritone as rich as molasses; his fingerpicking calls to mind Doc Watson, among others; and listening to Leaving, it is difficult to believe that he is a Yugoslav (now living in Sweden) who has never set foot in the US. But Mac has absorbed American musical idioms so well that he doesn't merely imitate Watson on "Deep River Blues," but takes the blueprint and runs with it. Exemplified by the title track, which could pass for a 70-year-old country blues standard, Mac's originals bespeak an artist contributing his own voice to the story and deserving greater recognition in the music's birthplace". (Vertical Jazz, www.verticaljazz.com)
Ian Zack, Acoustic Guitar Magazine, USA