by Jarred Keane | for thedwarf.com.au Prolific Canadian muso Jeff Martin (The Tea Party) took some time out with Warp’s Jarred Keane to discuss the past, the present and his brand new project: Jeff Martin 777. Returning from a recent … Continue reading →

Jeff Martin from 777 visits the Undercover studio to perform ‘Riverland Rambler’, ‘Blue Mountain Sun’ and ‘Queen Of Spades’. Before he did an interview with Andrew Tijs.

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by Rave Magazine The tea party at the Grand Bazaar goes on as usual Jeff Martin belongs to the group of artists who’ll always sound like themselves no matter what genre they tackle. In the ex-Tea Party leader’s case, that’s … Continue reading →

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by Mixdown MagazineWhen The Tea Party came to an end, Jeff Martin did what he did best: made Jeff Martin music. Exile & The Kingdom was a solid acoustic-based album, and The Armada was a return to the same neighbourhood … Continue reading →

The Portal Mag is featuring an interview with Jeff Martin. Check it out at the Portal Mag.

by Sean Arthur Joyce for valleyvoice.ca As guitarist, songwriter and producer for Canadian rock band The Tea Party, Jeff Martin hardly needs an introduction.

Crowley & Tire Snakes: An Interview with JEFF MARTIN 777Written by: Alexander Hutt You may remember Jeff Martin from his time with The Tea Party and in 2008, the Armada. Now he has returned to Canada with a new band, … Continue reading →

He’s baaack! Jeff Martin returns in form of the new trio Jeff Martin 777 “It’s going to be a beautiful mindfuck,” Jeff Martin whispers through a diabolical grin. Six months before his new single dropped, I knew the former frontman … Continue reading →