Cover Art
Whiskey Smile
Cover Art
Cry For Me
Cover Art
You Didn't Win
From The
Mako Collection
From The
Mako Collection
From The
Mako Collection
From The
Mako Collection
SAMPLE TRACKS:
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Go Home
Nobody
But You (Rock)
Meserole
Farm (Bluegrass)
Ride in a
Rolls (Alt rock, pop)
Gypsy
Queen
Put Your
Arms Around Me Son (Americana Rock)
My Boo
(Retro Oldies Pop)
Never
Gonna Get My Love (Sultry sax Pop jazz ballad)
His Fire
My
Girl Katie
Middle Of The Night
Wait My Love
Hold Me (Acoustic Ballad)
Whiskey Smile (Americana)
Hands
Across The Water
Talk About it (Blues,
pop)
Cry
For Me (Duet ballad)
You Didn't
Win
Love
To Watch You Dance
GOODBYE, GOODTYME
(POP ROCK)
The Other Man
Kamikaze Cadillac (Blues,
rock, party)
Sitting On A Rainbow
(Cozy female ballad)
Mary Mack (Funk, hop,
frenzy)
Feel Good (Stoner Rock)
My Old Chevy (Country
Pop)
This way to Nowhere
(R&B)
Shining Angel (Spiritual
Ballad)
Get It Done (backwoods
blues)
Shot in the Head (Cover
by Rice Miller Band)
Summer of our Kiss
(Puberty Pop)
INTOXICATED
(R&B)
STORMY NIGHT
Red House (Rice Miller
Band Cover)
MAKE UP SOME TIME
(R&B BALLAD)
WHERE WERE YOU
FROM THE START (ALT ROCK)
CAN'T HELP FALLING
(ELVIS COVER)
KARAMU
(SOUNDTRACK)
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THE COVER ART OF MAKO - JOE MAKOWSKI:
ABOUT JOE:
One of the unsung heroes of the GreenPointMusic
family of artists isn't a guitarist, or sax player, or vocalist virtuoso
-- nope. It's the guy who creates the cover art! We know him for years as
"Hollywood"; others call him "Mako" -- but the phrase
that you can be sure is common, is TALENTED! We'd like to thank our man
Joe Makowski for all that he's contributed! Here's a short bio that Joe
cooked up for us -- and DON'T FORGET TO CLICK ON THE IMAGES TO TAKE A
CLOSER LOOK!
At exactly the age of 8 I totally remember becoming fascinated with comic books. I lived on Meeker
Ave. In Greenpoint and would get a quarter from my grandmother and walk two blocks to Daves
Luncheonette and buy two 12 cent comics and a penny Bazooka Joe bubblegum.
I immediately started to draw the characters in composition notebooks and of course they looked
EXACTLY like the comic figures in my 8 year old mind! Over the last 51 years I'd say I'm a huge
copier of the various artists styles and characters but I have to admit I think I got a " little bit " better.
I hope.
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