Probably my personal favorite Mark Jungers song, this is the title track to his debut album from 2000. This video of Mark Jungers and The Whistling Mules was recorded in the studio during SXSW 2006. www.myspace.com/markjungersband www.reverbnation.com/markjungers. + Informações

Recorded live in the studio during SXSW 2006. A song from the 2002 album "Standing in Your Way". Great Americana music from Austin Texas. If you're a fan of Fred Eaglesmith, Hayes Carll, Steve Earle, Scott Miller and those type guys you will like this too. www.myspace.com/markjungersband www.reverbnation.com/markjungers. + Informações

Mark Jungers and The Whistling Mules performing their 'holiday song' "We Talk" live in the studio during SXSW 2006. The song is originally from the 2004 album "One for the Crow". If you like Fred Eaglesmith, or Jay Farrar, or Steve Earle, you'll like this guy. www.myspace.com/markjungersband. + Informações

Mark Jungers performs at Cicada Fest 2011. Catch Mark's full performance on November 24th at 10pm and November 27th at 6:30pm.. + Informações

Mark Jungers performs Sentimental Guy at the Ironwood Stage & Grill in Calgary Alberta Canada on April 21, 2011. He is accompanied by Roger Marin (acoustic guitar) and Michael Tuyp (electric guitar). This was the first date of a week long song swap engagement with Roger Marin throughout Southern Alberta. Sentimental Guy is on his 2002 album Standing In Your Way, and on his 2009 live album Whistle This.. Both albums are available through markjungers.com Copyright 2002 - 2011 American Rural Records BMI All Rights Reserved. + Informações

Great Americana tune from Mark Jungers, a tremendous singer songwriter from Texas, along the same lines as Steve Earle, Fred Eaglesmith, and Scott Miller. This track is from his first album "Black Limousine". With Adrian Schoolar on lead guitar. www.myspace.com/markjungersband. + Informações

Mark Jungers performs Price of Progress at the Ironwood Stage & Grill in Calgary Alberta Canada on April 21, 2011. He is accompanied by Roger Marin (acoustic guitar) and Michael Tuyp (electric guitar). This was the first date of a week long song swap engagement with Roger Marin throughout Southern Alberta. Price Of Progress is on his 2009 album Whistle This, and on his 2007 album Silos & Smokestacks. Price Of Pogress is by Jason Ringenberg 2005 Courageous Chicken Music This performance is copyright 2011 American Rural Records BMI All Rights Reserved www.markjungers.com. + Informações

A live, in the studio version of the train song "The Big Hook". It's a bonus track on the 2007 release "Silos and Smokestacks". Featuring Adrian Schoolar on lead guitar, Wes Green on mandolin, and Gerry Burns on bass. Co-written by Adam Carroll. + Informações

Mark Jungers and the Whistling Mules playing live at the historic, internationally famous Sons Of Hermann Hall in the funky Deep Ellum area of Dallas, Texas. Friday, September 9, 2011. www.MarkJungers.com www.SonsOfHermann.com "Silos & Smokestacks" vocal, guitar, harmonica - Mark Jungers guitar, vocal - Adrian Schoolar mandolin - Wes Green video by - Allen Hare video shot on Canon SD 1100 IS, and edited on Mac using iMovie. + Informações

Mark Jungers and the Whistling Mules playing live on "Texas Renegade Radio" on KNON Community Radio 89.3 FM in Dallas, Texas. The program is hosted by Mark Mundy. Friday, September 9, 2011. www.MarkJungers.com www.KNON.org "Sentimental Guy" vocal, guitar, and harmonica - Mark Jungers lead guitar - Adrian Schoolar mandolin - Wes Green video by - Allen Hare video shot on Canon Power Shot SD 1100 IS, and edited on Mac using iMovie. + Informações

Mark Jungers performs Daisy from his album "more like a good dog than a bad cat", accompanied by Roger Marin (backup vocals, acoustic guitar) and Michael Tuyp (electric guitar) at the Ironwood Stage & Grill on April 21, 2011 in Calgary, Alberta Canada. This was the first night of a 10 day song swap tour with Roger Marin throughout Southern Alberta. Copyright 2011 American Rural Records. All Rights Reserved.. + Informações

Mark Jungers sings "Daisy", a song about his best friend, for the Radio Free Texas Songwriter Showcase 1st Anniversary Show.. + Informações

Mark Jungers and Devil's Island (formerly Hell's Cafe) performing the Seger tune "Sunspot Baby" at Raven's Garage in Austin Texas in 1988. Featuring Vic Gerard on bass, Kevin Hollingsworth on lead guitar, and Chris Styles on drums. www.myspace.com/markjungersband. + Informações

Mark Jungers takes the stage during the Radio Free Texas Songwriter Showcase 1st Anniversary Show hosted and produced by Dave Maisano.. + Informações

There are several albums of evidence out there that Mark Jungers is a great songwriter, but for his surprise appearance at the fourth round of Gibson Austin Backroom Bootlegs he chose to share a cover of an obscure tune by '70s folksinger Paul Siebel, with his own traditional Hill Country-meets-Midwest stamp on it.. + Informações

This is the official video for Mark Jungers & The Whistling Mules "Wasn't Thinking" from their 2011 release MORE LIKE A GOOD DOG THAN A BAD CAT.. + Informações

Veteran singer/songwriter Mark Jungers shared a tune from his latest album, More Like A Good Dog Than A Bad Cat, about one good dog in particular: the late Daisy.. + Informações

Mark Jungers sings "50 Head" with help from Mike Ethan Messick on back-up vocals and David Fenley on "beat-box" at Oma's Secret Beer Garten in New Braunfels Texas on 9-25-2011.. + Informações

Mark Jungers plays at the Tripple Crown in San Marcos, TX. + Informações

Mark Jungers and the Whistling Mules at Honky Tonk House Concerts on July 3, 2008.. + Informações

Mark Jungers performs Pass Me By at the Ironwood Stage & Grill in Calgary Alberta Canada on April 21, 2011. He is accompanied by Roger Marin (backup vocals, acoustic guitar) and Michael Tuyp (electric guitar). This was the first date of a week long song swap engagement with Roger Marin throughout Southern Alberta. Pass Me By is on his 2011 album "more like a good dog than bad cat".available at markjungers.com Copyright 2002 - 2011 American Rural Records BMI All Rights Reserved. + Informações

Austin based singer/songwriter Mark Jungers performs his original tune, "Silos and Smokestacks" at Oma's Beer Garten in New Braunfels Texas for Dave Maisano's Pool Benefit for Bastrop Fire Relief on Sept. 25, 2011.. + Informações

rom Gruene Hall, New Braunfels, TX. + Informações

rom Gruene Hall, New Braunfels, TX. + Informações

Mark Jungers And The Whistling Mulesplaying live at the historic, internationally famous, and now one hundred year old Sons Of Hermann Hall in the funky Deep Ellum area of Dallas, Texas. Friday, September 9, 2011. www.MarkJungers.com www.SonsOfHermann.com "Won't Be Long" vocal and guitar - Mark Jungers guitar - Adrian Schoolar mandolin - Wes Green video by - Allen Hare video shot on iPhone 4 using the built in camera, and edited on Mac using iMovie. + Informações