Jeffrey Marshall

Jeffrey Allen Marshall

[email protected]

303.906.5391

Age: 36           Height: 3'6”              Eyes: Dark Brown               Hair: Black

Video/Film:

Performance Interview: Smile Jamaica

Producer: Multi Media Jamaica 2008                              [Jamaica]

Documentary: The Last Freak Show

Producer: Channel 4/BBC 2007                                      [United Kingdom]

Documentary: Supercool

Producer: Earwave Records 2007 Nashville                 [USA]

Documentary: City Folk

Producer: Eurovision TV 2005                                         [European Broadcasting Union]

Documentary: Night at Lafka

Producer: OCKO TV 2004                                                 [Czech Republic]

Documentary: Sex, Drugs & Rock ‘n Roll

Producer: TV NOVA 2001                                                 [Czech Republic]

Performance Interview: Channel 2 News 1998            [USA]

Interview with John Soderman

Denver, CO

Music:

Supercool: Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, 2009

Producer: Earwave Records

Musician/Performer

Supercool: Greatist Hits, Vol. 1, 2006

Producer: Earwave Records

Musician/Performer

Theo Smith: Theo Smith 2005

Producer: Jeffrey Marshall

Supercool: Alien Music for Earth People 2003

Producer: Marshall/Lenvanti

Lakota Creation Story 2000

Producer: Lakota Nation w/Jeffrey Marshall

Special Interest:

Has played with:

                                                        Dave Mathews’ Band

Blues Travelers

                                                                     Ben Harper

                                                                     Big Head Todd and the Monsters

                                                                     The Samplers

Wide Spread Panic

David Kohler Band

Education:

Nancy Bishop

Studio Storm. Biskupsky Dvur 4. 11000                                   

Prague 1. CZECH REPUBLIC

Acting for Film                                                                                              2003-2004

Community College of Denver

1111 West Colfax Ave

Denver, CO 80203

Major: Acting/Performance Arts                                                                1999 – 2001

Colorado School of Music

1115 Golden, CO 80401                                                                             1997- 1998

University of Colorado – Denver

1250 14 th Street Annex

Denver, CO 80217-3364

Major: Music Theory/ Jazz Composition                                                 1998

Middle Tennessee State University

Box 10

Murfeesboro, TN  37132-0001                                                                   1993 – 1995

Major: Recording Engineering Management     

Minor: Film

Extra:                         Jeffrey Marshall: http://supercool-band.com/

YouTube

“Rock In My Shoe”  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0x29UziP8E

“Prayer”  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyokD5cxB0E&feature=related

“Anna”  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns_z-X0yM1c&feature=related

“Mini Documentary”  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rv_bA8FxBk&feature=channel

YouTube—Venice Beach

Not All White Band – Jam 1  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGk_vKmZjMY

Not All White Band—Jam 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GXbRaag9wA&feature=related

MySpace

http://www.myspace.com/supercoolismyband

Supercool in Prague - http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.showvids&friendID=45289294&n=45289294

Background:  I was born in La Plata Maryland on the 5th of December 1972.  When I was born, I was three months premature and born with a severe disability.  I was born without arms and very small legs (no knees) which left me without the ability to be able to walk.  My mother was 16 years old when she had me and for whatever reason she decided to give me up for adoption.  When I was six weeks old a Caucasian family living in Virginia (I am an African American) decided to take me into their home.  The doctors’ prognosis of me was that I would probably not live past three months.  But the family took me in anyway and tried to give me love the best way that they knew how.  But I was destined to live.  I began to grow and get stronger.  Three months went and passed and to everyone's surprise, I had the independence and strength to do whatever I put my mind to.  As I grew up, I lived with my mother and father and three sisters (none of them disabled, adopted, or non-Caucasian) I grew up in the Washington, DC area and then moved to Florida and after that the family moved to Nashville, Tennessee about the time that I began high school.  

While I was in high school, I started a love affair with music.  I always wanted to play music but I never thought that I actually couldplay music.  But my friends were very unbiased and encouraged me to pick up an instrument.  Since I was used to using my feet like hands, I started to play the bass guitar.  From the moment I touched the instrument, I knew that it would be something that I would do for the rest of my life.  And also I knew that it would be something that I would be better at than people who played with her hands.  

After high school I went to middle Tennessee State University where I majored in music and film.  Through a series of strange and unique occurrences (great story but I'll explain it to you later) my second live performance was in front of 20,000 people where I shared the stage with Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler's, and the Dave Matthews band.  That day alone changed my whole life.  I was no longer considered to be simply Jeffrey Marshall.  But from that day alone, I was considered to be Jeffrey Marshall, the guy that plays the bass guitar with his feet.  

In 1996 I moved from Tennessee and came to Denver, Colorado where I still continued to pursue my music career playing and recording with bands that I began forming.  And that is when I began seriously writing songs, singing, and also playing harmonica all at the same time.  

Once my skilled were professionally honed I decided to travel.  I pulled out an atlas and point with my toe, and within two months I was in Prague, Czech Republic (I didn't know anything about the place or any anyone from there).  I formed a band with an American who I met in Prague by the name of Daniel Levanti.  We called ourselves Supercool and began playing and recording original music and appearing in several documentaries about me and the band around the Czech Republic and the rest of Europe.  In 2005 we went to Nashville and signed to a small record label called Earwave Records.  After spending another year in Prague, I decided to move back to America to try to make it in the music business.

Even though my disability is obvious, when people meet me, it is really the lesser impression they get from me.  But I also know that my unique physical attraction makes people magnetically drawn to me and what I am doing.  People WANT to watch and hear me.  I give a sense of awe that gives people something very powerful to connect to.  In my life, I don't really live the typical "disabled persons" lifestyle, and am known for my intoxicating persona.  I am the spokesperson that provokes “motivation.”

Additional Contact:       Dana Grams – BS, MA (Personal Assistant)

                                     Cell: 715.558.1359

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