The Larks

As Seen On TV

2012-04-20T09:34:00.003-04:00

In case you missed the show have a look at the video highlights of our interview and performance on WBOC-TV's "Delmarva Life".

Delmarva Life

2012-04-12T10:59:00.003-04:00

Another Video From The New Album

2012-01-12T19:00:00.002-05:00

John Scofield's classic "A Go Go" is the first track on our new album Live From The Rehoboth Jazz Festival. Enjoy!

"River Jam Bootleg" Digital Release...Name Your Price!

2011-12-06T23:00:00.004-05:00

The Larks are proud to announce a brand new digital release. It's the Big River Jam Music Festival bootleg! Seven funky tracks played on the banks of the mighty Pocomoke River in Snow Hill, MD. Thanks go out to Michael Dryden for organizing the show to benefit the Snow Hill High School performing arts scholarship.

And the best part is that you get to decide what the music is worth. Want it for ten bucks? We love you. Want it for free? We still love you. We just hope you rock it out!

>> GET THE ALBUM & PAY WHAT YOU WANT! <<

Video From The New Album

2011-11-23T10:00:00.001-05:00

Here is the first of many new videos recorded during the taping of our new album. This first one is a song by the New Orleans trumpet player Christian Scott called Like This. You can check out more videos on our Video page or our YouTube channel. Enjoy!

The Larks On Your Local Radio

2011-11-18T10:30:00.002-05:00

A big thanks to Brian Daniels and WESM 91.3FM in Princess Anne, MD for playing tracks off our new album. So far we've heard the Miles Davis cover All Blues, the Charlie Parker cover Au Privave, and my original Pesto! Please take a moment to call the station (410-651-8001) and ask for more Larks! We'll love you for it!

91.3 playlist w/ Pesto!

New Larks Album Now Available!

2011-10-13T12:00:00.003-04:00

>> Get the album! <<

The Larks are thrilled to announce the release a new live album! The music was recorded during the 2010 Rehoboth Jazz Festival and captures the essence of what The Larks experience is all about. The energy in the room that night was electric and it translates well on to the recording. The highlight is a more than 18 minute jam of the Curtis Mayfield anthem "Pusher Man" into the Herbie Hancock funk classic "Cantaloupe Island." The CD contains nearly 79 minutes worth of music.