As a record producer Martin was nominated as producer of the year at the 2000 Juno awards. Martin has produced albums for Hundred Mile House's EP, The Jay Murphy Band's Propaganda, The Eternal's 'Under a New Sun' and Tenth Planet's The Prophet Curse EP. He also played upon Roy Harper's The Green Man. Martin recently produced the new album for Australian dark rock band The Eternal called 'Under A New Sun'. The album features a duet with singer Mark Kelson on the track 'The Sleeper'. Martin worked with emerging Australian band Lepers and Crooks to produce their debut album in 2016. Martin's most recent work as a producer was with Australian indie-folk / rock duo Secret Solis. Jeff produced their debut EP, 'Deep Down' at River House Studios lending the band his instrumentation and voice as well. Martin plays all the heavy guitars, Hurdy Gurdy and synths including his Theremin. Equipment Guitars 1916 Gibson Harp guitar 1964 Gibson J-50 acoustic Gibson 12-string Three Les Paul Classic 1960 reissues Gibson 1971 Les Paul Recording Gibson EDS-1275 Gibson Explorer 1971 Fender Telecaster Parsons White B-Bender Fender Stratocaster XII twelve string guitar Rickenbacker 360/12 JetGlo Danelectro Ellis Guitars 7 string resonator guitar Maton 12 string electro-acoustic guitar Effects Dunlop Cry Baby Early 1970s Memory Man analog delay unit Reissue Small Stone Early 1960s Echoplex Matchless line switcher (with valves) DigiTech 2112 Effects processor unit TC Electronic G-Natural TC-Helicon VoiceWorksPlus Amps Two Fender 100 watt combo Four Matchless Superchief 120 watt No Name 1960's Tube 25 watt Chute CC-04 Urei 1176 leveling amp Teletronix LA-2A Discography Studio albums Live albums Video albums Extended plays See also The Armada The Tea Party References External links Jeff Martin official website Martin's Ellis seven-string resonator guitar at the Ellis Guitars website 1969 births Living people Canadian expatriates in Australia Canadian male guitarists Canadian male singers Canadian record producers Canadian rock guitarists Canadian rock singers Canadian songwriters Musicians from Windsor, Ontario Sarod players The Tea Party members Autoharp players