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Mark Wayne Glasmire channels John Denver, Dan Fogelberg

6:38 PM Wed, May 21, 2008 |  | 
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NGL_16Songwriter1.JPGFor those who remember richly melodic songs, beautifully sung and honestly written, check out Arlington's Mark Wayne Glasmire. He's the winner of this year's BW Stevenson Songwriting Competition, held at Poor David's Pub, and he has three moving CDs to his credit. His sound sits somewhere between John Denver, Dan Fogelberg and James Taylor. He performs around town a lot, so try to catch a show. Check out his website, and my profile of him May 30 in GuideLive.

Photo: Mark Wayne Glasmire (Michael Ainsworth/DMN)


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