David Marq

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Alexscar Records celebrated its launch as an independent label with the release of The Hit It Project, a powerful, compelling album that paid homage to late legendary Grammy-winning R&B/pop songwriter Skip Scarborough and marked the exciting emergence of acclaimed saxophonist and sideman David Marq as an artist in his own right. Well known to contemporary jazz audiences throughout the U.S. and beyond for his many years performing with R&B and jazz luminaries like Brian Culbertson, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Maysa Leak, Ledisi, Cabo Frio, and the David Bach Consort, Marq gives heartfelt and grooving praise to Scarborough with fresh interpretations of many of his idol's greatest hits as well as more obscure, though no less powerful, gems from his vast catalog of songs. Marq, who first met and worked on sessions with Scarborough in the mid-'90s, was invited to record the album by famed R&B producer and longtime Scarborough associate Jonathan LeSane, Jr., co-owner of the label with Scarborough's widow, gospel singer Alton McClain Scarborough. The versatile saxman, whose musical arsenal includes flute, clarinet, and EWI wind synthesizer, puts his unique stamp on a virtual hit parade of Scarborough delights from the songwriter's massive body of work that includes over 200 certified gold or platinum singles: "Giving You the Best That I Got" (which earned Scarborough a Grammy for Best R&B Song in 1988), "Love Ballad," "It's Alright with Me," "Lovely Day," "Can't Hide Love," and "Don't As

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The Hit It Project

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SmoothJazz.com

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Jazz Remakes No. 70

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SmoothJazz.com Global Radio - The World's First 24/7 Since 2000 - KJAZ.DB

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SmoothJazz - bujaj się

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SMOOTHJAZZ.COM - The Internet's Original Smooth Jazz Radio Station - Live from the Monterey Bay

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Smooth Jazz Radio Station

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Jazz Remakes No. 81

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WSJE-DB - Smooth Jazz Expressions

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Jazz R&B Vol II

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