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At the Jamboree 3:260:00/3:26
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Fired Up 2:590:00/2:59
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Fungus Among Us 3:270:00/3:27
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John's Blueberries 3:250:00/3:25
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Morning Song 3:100:00/3:10
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Octopus Octopi 3:490:00/3:49
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Pop-up Camper Van 3:050:00/3:05
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That Zucchini Song 5:040:00/5:04
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Marilyn Walker
Locally grown, organic music as fresh and inspiring as its Rocky Mountain home
If Marilyn were a brand, she'd be the farmer's market. Writing extraordinary songs about ordinary things.
Delightfully insightful songwriter Marilyn Walker sprinkles the lyrical storytelling style of John Prine with a touch of Winnie the Pooh. Her eclectic background of ecosystem science, renewable energy, and activism drives her striking lyrics and enthusiastic performances. Her first studio album, At the Jamboree, was focused on children but veiled in adult themes, i.e., delight plus insight. She brings whimsy and humor to her writing and performances, whether she’s telling the true story of the fungus that is named after her, or going full on bawdy (when no children are present!) with her parody “Walking Around Naked” or her folk punk “Boyfriend in a Body Cast,” which she performs as her alternate identity of Stalker Walker. But she’s often tender and sweet in her approach, finding those moments in her own life that are relatable and touching. Marilyn is currently working on a new studio album, Water’s Gonna Rise, focusing on climate change as well as the human impacts of the rapidly changing world - homelessness, addiction, and injustice. Whether audiences are laughing, crying, or thinking, they almost all include one word in their description - delightful.
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“A prolific, witty, and intelligent songwriter with a boundless imagination, Marilyn's songs exude relatability, uplifting energy, and playful adventure and invite introspection, urging us to ponder pressing global questions. ” - Karen Horan
“Marilyn’s songs, as a whole, are love songs to the world around us. They remind me to really pay attention to and take joy in the natural world and in the people I love, to extend that love and attention beyond my own little sphere--and to not be afraid to get a little silly while doing it! Their specificity makes them universal--it's almost as if, collectively, they say that everything belongs.” - Cindy Smith
“Her lyrics are extraordinary. Her songs are a journey, an inspiration, and an education.” - Cherie James

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