Doc Flowers says he “makes his music for all ages and backgrounds”. His vision is to combine a vast array of musical influences to create a sound that can be enjoyed by everybody, everywhere. Doc thoroughly enjoys what he’s doing which comes across in every song on his debut album Breakin’ Out. He says, “Music is my life passion and I only play from the heart so the listener can feel my expression of feelings and emotions.”

Although Doc has been playing guitar for over 30 years, he continues to listen and learn. His musical influences include George Benson, Carlos Santana, B.B. King, Peter White, Paul Jackson Jr., Norman Brown, Doc Powell, Larry Carlton, and Marc Antoine. He says, “Always keep your mind open to new and different things and thereby you will always grow.”

Doc Flowers has had the honor to perform with Skip Mohoney & the Casuals, Denise Davis (formerly of Roy Ayers), Charlie Hampton Trio, Expressions Band, Second Chance Vocal Group, Silk Soul Band, Sounds of Incline, and Inflight Jazz Band (which he also co-founded). Doc also has recorded guitar for many local and national recording projects including Rap, Gospel, R&B, Progressive Jazz, and original compositions. Doc has also performed at many metropolitan area banquets and wedding receptions.

Doc is also a song-writer, producer, and session musician. He recently joined ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers). He is also a current member of the DC Federation of Musicians local 161-710 and WAMA (Washington Area Music Association). Over the past year he’s been performing with Sounds of Incline Band throughout the metropolitan area.

Doc Flowers is featured in the October and November issues of ABYSS Jazz Magazine as a new and dynamic
independant jazz artist: www.abyssjazz.com

Doc Flowers’ debut CD, Breakin’ Out is now available at www.cdbaby.com/docflowers and at www.towerrecords.com. It may also be purchased at the following music locations:

Kemp Mill Records Washington, D.C.
Manager: Danny
1113 F St. NW 202.638.7077

Kemp Mill Records Maryland
Manager: Armando
3743 Branch Ave 301.899.2300

Tower Records
2000 pennsylvania ave., N.W.
Washington D.C. 20006
records 202/331-2400
Manager----Michael Murray

Borders Books and Music Store
931A Capital Center Blvd.
Largo, Md 20774
301/499-2173

For booking or other information contact:

Calvin "C"-Note Jackson
Manager/Agent
125 Farmbrook Lane
Hanover, MD. 21076
Office: 410.590.6565
Cell: 240.381.1012
Email: thereal_cnote@yahoo.com
or docflowers@gemstarpro.com

Places of Performance :
Crampton Auditorium of Howard University (Washington, DC)
Masonic Temple (Washington, DC)
Takoma Station (Takoma Park, MD)
Bailey's (Silver Spring, MD)
The National Press Club (Washington, DC)
Washington Court Hotel (Washington, DC)
DC Live Night Club (Washington, DC)
Comcast Cable (formerly District Cable Vision) (Washington, DC)
Bar Nun Night Club (Washington, DC)
National Cable Television Association (Washington, DC)
Bay Street Night Club (Lanham, MD)
National Commissioned Officers Club (Boiling A.F. Base) (Washington, DC)
Channel Inn Restaurant (Washington, DC)
Mirage Night Club (Urban Fortunes Television Talk Show on WB50, taped live with studio audience) (Washington, DC)
Trinity College (Alumnae Hall) (Washington, DC)
Rosewood Manor (La Plata, MD)
Club Icon (Waldorf, MD)
Club X Caliber (Washington, DC)
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives Scholarship Gala (Washington, DC)
Habitat for Humanity (Charles County, MD)