Phillip Martin

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American Garden 04:07 Tools
Funky Lovin 03:44 Tools
After The Rain 03:51 Tools
Look To the Sky 04:26 Tools
Realization 04:11 Tools
Lullaby 03:06 Tools
Shades Of Gray 04:25 Tools
It's U 03:46 Tools
The Way 03:33 Tools
Rock the Boat 05:15 Tools
Good Day at Work 04:04 Tools
Pride and Joy 04:18 Tools
Always There 04:12 Tools
Deep Pockets 04:39 Tools
Pillowtalk 04:38 Tools
Can't Help It 04:33 Tools
Feel Like Making Love 03:46 Tools
Marvelous 04:10 Tools
Alright 04:10 Tools
Daydream 04:41 Tools
Cruzin' 04:52 Tools
Nothing Can Come Between Us 04:30 Tools
More 04:15 Tools
My Cherie Amour 03:56 Tools
Cindadelic Journey 04:19 Tools
Fall In Love 04:18 Tools
No Letting Go 04:37 Tools
Rapture in Light Green 05:03 Tools
Spotlight 04:25 Tools
Dirty Funk 04:19 Tools
Just Chillin 04:19 Tools
Love Wont Let You Down 04:10 Tools
What A Day 04:38 Tools
Journey 03:49 Tools
Waiting 05:42 Tools
So Fine 04:07 Tools
Realization Reprise 01:34 Tools
Wave 03:49 Tools
Let's Go 04:02 Tools
DEEP Pockets - Realization 03:49 Tools
Realization - Realization 11:06 Tools
American Garden - Pride and Joy 11:06 Tools
Good Day At Work (Radio Edit) 00:00 Tools
Together Again 03:49 Tools
Interlude 00:30 Tools
NEW RELEASE - Realization 11:06 Tools
Funky Lovin' 03:44 Tools
Realizaton (NEW!) 00:30 Tools
Love Won't Let You Down 04:11 Tools
Just Chillin' 00:00 Tools
American Garden (radio edit) 03:44 Tools
Bonus 03:49 Tools
How Can You Hear 03:49 Tools
Move 03:49 Tools
I'll Go 03:49 Tools
Prelude To What A Day 03:49 Tools
I'll Go (Intro) 03:49 Tools
Deep Pockets (Album-Realization 2010) 03:49 Tools
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Phillip “Doc” Martin; preferably known as “Doc Martin”, a rising saxophone stylist who’s heartfelt, humble melodies are wooing live audiences on stages across the country. Martin plays his horn with a warm and clear tone supplemented by a chronic range that takes you on a soulful and energetic journey with the likes of classical soul crooner like Donny Hathaway, Gerald Levert and James Brown. Born in Indiana of Jamaican parents, Martin grew up in South Florida and first began playing music in the Broward County public school band program. By 14, observers began to recognize that Phillip’s talent lay in his mastering of the intricacies of his horn, the music and the performance. He became a leading soloist at South Plantation High School Jazz Band and was honored as a first chair selection to Florida’s All State Jazz Band. Following his ambition, he went on to study at the University of Central Florida where he was soon invited to play as a sideman with Grammy Award winner Sam Rivers, Grammy nominee Kirk Whalum, Sunnie Paxton, Wes Hamrick, Davonda Simmonds and Susaundra Lewis and the Sounds of Soul. As Phillip continued to hone his skills, he became more influenced by noted saxophone players such as Charlie Parker, Everette Harp, Grover Washington Jr., Dave Koz and Gerald Albright. In 2003, he recorded his first CD, Saxappeal, with rising music producer, noted keyboardist and former member of Sounds of Soul, Tony Hemmings. Although the album produced limited sales, several of its tracks became popular on Internet radio and continue to be played on outlets like BETJ and The Weather Channel. After graduation, Martin moved to Washington, D.C. and enrolled in the prestigious Howard University College of Dentistry, where he earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery Degree after four years of intense study (hence the moniker “Doc”). Along the way, Martin became a member of The Marcus Johnson Project, eventually signing to the Three Keys Music label. Doc Martin has performed in numerous festivals and venues both in the U.S. and Caribbean including the St. Lucia Jazz Festival, Catalina Jazz Festival the Bahamas Jazz Festival, Washington, D.C.’s venerable Blues Alley, Philadelphia’s Dell East, Los Angeles’ Spaghettini’s, the Carolina Music Festival and the Trenton Jazz Festival. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.