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Mark Chatfield was destined to be a guitar player the moment he saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. Growing up in Columbus, Ohio, he has been in bands since junior high. Right out of high school, Mark and a few friends formed The Godz and were signed to Casablanca Records within a year.
Cowtown was opened in 1990 by Mark Chatfield in the Shapter Center strip mall at the corner of Rt. 161 and N. Meadows Blvd on the north side of Columbus, Ohio, a city sometimes called "Cowtown". The store was operated by Chatfield, who also toured as Bob Seger 's guitarist, until he sold the business to longtime employees Jesse and Roxie ...
15 de mar. de 2024 · Features. “I was young, I had never been in the studio, and I had no idea what to expect…I took a lot of inspiration from Tom Scholz’s ’board”: Grand Funk Railroad’s new guitarist Mark Chatfield goes way back with the band. By Andrew Daly. published 15 March 2024.
16 de nov. de 2022 · November 16, 2022. In late 2019, Mark Chatfield decided to “resurrect” the Godz based on the original concept. The band was originally formed in 1976 and released two hard rock albums for Millennium and Casablanca Records.
About The Godz - Resurrected. In late 2019, Mark Chatfield decided to “resurrect” The Godz based on the original concept. Being the only surviving original member (and Bob Hill having no interest in performing live), Mark assumed the task of keeping the legacy alive. Covid-19 happened - project shelved.
Mark Chatfield. voc, g, US. Singer / Musician of Rock. American guitarist, and vocalist. After leaving The Godz, he formed the band Rosie in late-1978. He moved on to play for Bob Seger in 1983, which he continued to do until 2011.Also doing a tour with Michael Bolton late 1983-early 84 .
Mark Chatfield. More images. Profile: American hard rock guitarist, and vocalist. After leaving The Godz, he formed the band Rosie in late-1978. He moved on to play for Bob Seger in 1983, which he continued to do until 2011. Also doing a tour with Michael Bolton late 1983-early 84 .
