Marc Benno is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist known for his soulful blend of blues, rock, and pop. His career spans several decades, having begun in the late 1960s when he formed the Asylum Choir with keyboardist Leon Russell. Their influential work would pave the way for Benno’s solo endeavors. Born in Dallas, Texas, Marc Benno's Texan roots often shine through in his music, giving it an authentic Americana flavor infused with the storytelling traditions of the South.

Over the years, Benno has released a number of albums that showcase his versatile musicianship and distinctive voice. Among his most recent works is "Love and Trouble," which captures the essence of his songwriting prowess. "Lost in Austin" and "Bluesman USA" are testaments to his deep connection with American blues, while "Take It Back to Texas" serves as a heartfelt homage to his home state. Benno’s career has also seen him collaborate with notable artists across different genres, contributing his guitar skills and songwriting talents to works by the likes of The Doors, Eric Clapton, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. In his albums like "Look Inside the Asylum Choir" and "Live With Jerry," he revisits and revitalizes his musical past, demonstrating his lasting impact on the rock and blues scene.