Mark Eitzel
Mark Eitzel
San Francisco-based musician, singer and songwriter and front man from American Music Club.
He released his debut album, "Mean Mark Eitzel Gets Fat" in 1982, followed by: "Songs of Love" (1991), "60 Watt Silver Lining" (1996), "West" (1997), "Words and Music" (1997), "Lover's Leap USA" (1997), "Caught in a Trap and I Can't Back Out 'Cause I Love You Too Much, Baby" (1998), "Superhits International" (1999), "The Invisible Man" (2001), "Live on WFMU" (2001), "Music for Courage and Confidence" (2002), "The Ugly American" (2003), "Demos Before Love Songs" (2005), "Candy Ass" (2005), "Klamath" (2009), "Brannan Street" (2010), "Don't Be a Stranger" (2012), "The Konk Sessions" (2013), "Glory" (2013), "Copenhagen" (2017), plus 2017's: "Hey Mr. Ferryman".
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