| Honorable Mention: |
| Mark Schatz |
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| Mark's Albums: SOLO Steppin' in the Boilerhouse Brand New Old Tyme Way WITH NICKEL CREEK Why Should The Fire Die? OTHER The Fiddle Puppet Dancers: Lift Up Your Wings, Footworks LIVE! Tasty Licks: Anchored to the Shore Spectrum: Opening Roll, It's Too Hot For Words, Live in Japan Bela Fleck: Crossing the Tracks, Natural Bridge, Double Time (banjo duet), Inroads, Drive, Tales From the Acoustic Planet, Vol II, the Bluegrass Sessions Maura O'Connell: Just In Time Jerry Douglas: Fluxedo, Slide Rule, The Great Dobro Sessions Tony Rice: Me and My Guitar, Native American, The Bluegrass Album Band-Volume V, Tony Rice Plays and Sings Bluegrass John Hartford: Good Old Boys Mark O�Connor: The New Nashville Cats, Liberty, ReelTime (Wynton Marsalis) Tim O'Brien: Odd Man In, Oh boy, O'Boy, Rock in My Shoe, Red on Blond, The Crossing |
| Mark Schatz is a multitalented man. Besides playing bass with Nickel Creek for the past several touring seasons, Mark plays banjo, guitar, mandolin and does a mean hambone. He first put his talents to use with the Foorworks Percussive Dance Ensemble, where he has played and danced since the '90s. He is currently the Musical Director there. Mark also happens to be a very good poet and composer, and hopes to release a booklet of 27 poems soon. His original songs appear on his recent solo record "Steppin In The Boilerhouse". And lastly...I love Mark Schatz. Mark Schatz rocks. |
| FOR MORE INFO: www.markschatz.net |