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Wednesday, June 27, 2012

VCBS Wed. Jam, Tommy Marsh & Bad Dog Welcome Guitarist Teresa Russell 6/27


 
Ventura Bluesman 
 
Welcome Gal Guitarist Extraordinaire Teresa Russell As Special Guest For This Week's VC Blues Society-Sponsored Jam At The Tavern - Wednesday, June 27
   
   (VENTURA, CA) - Ventura's most talked-about jam night hosted by local guitar maestro Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG this week welcomes another local favorite, Ventura's gal guitarist extraordinaire Teresa Russell, Wednesday, June 27. 8-11 p.m. Info: (805) 643-3264 or https://www.facebook.com/thetavernventura. The Ventura County Blues Society-sponsored weekly event hosted by Marsh has featured top-notch weekly guest artists including stellar guitarists Alastair Greene and Mikey Mo plus harpist Tex Nakamura.   

   Tommy Marsh plays the first-ever VCBS's Sunday Blues Matinee Concert Series at the High Street Arts Center Theater, 45 E. High St. in Moorpark, Sunday, July 8, opening for renowned guitarist Chris Cain. Kellys Lot featuring vocalist Kelly zirbes are also on the bill.         
  Check out a recent feature in the Ventura County Star on Marsh : http://www.vcstar.com/news/2012/apr/26/blues-jam-begins-at-the-tavern-in-ventura/   
  
   But wait, there's more: Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG performing "Light Of Love In My Eyes" along with Alastair Greene:  




     
<<<About Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG>>>
  
     Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG have been together as a band for a little over a year and are already heavy hitters in the Ventura Music Scene. Blending and bending the Blues, Southern Rock and Jam band genres to a unique hybrid, the band has become extremely popular with fans of all three.
     Presently they are preparing to record their first compilation of songs primarily written by their namesake. Tommy Marsh is lead singer, and one of two lead guitarists in the band. Before coming to Ventura 2 years ago, Marsh was the front man for the The Tule Devils in Central California. The Tule Devils were a very popular original Southern Jam band and performed a weekly show at The Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino for over a year and a half. Opening up for War before a crowd of over five-thousand cheering fans, The Tule Devils brought them to their feet with Tommy's originals "Father Time" and "After The Burn."
     Marsh moved to Ventura for love, having met his soul mate (and Ventura County resident) Tammy at a show in Three Rivers, Ca. "It was a defining moment for me" says Tommy. "For me, love is the only road worth taking." His original song "Love Divine" clearly echoes this sentiment.
     After arriving in Ventura Marsh started going to local Jam sessions to play and meet local musicians.  He became a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam at The Bombay Club every Wednesday.  Last year Tommy was asked to begin hosting this show every week and under his leadership it has become a goto destination in the Southern California Blues scene, attracting amazing players every week. Alastair Greene, John Marx, Guy Martin, Teresa Russell and many others are regular guests at this tremendous show.
    When Marsh began to look for players to fill out his band BAD DOG he drew from great players he had met at the local Jam Sessions. Michael Katnik is an astonishing keyboardist and vocalist who was playing with the Great Ashford Gordon when they met. There was an immediate connection because Marshy loves Hammond Organ and was specifically looking for an organ player. Ashford had just recently moved to Arizona and Michael was looking for a new opportunity. Michael's scorching organ solos, lead and harmony vocals coupled with his amazing energy are a key part of BAD DOG's vibe.
     Tommy met Stan Taylor at The All Star Blues Jam when he was playing with the house band. Stan is a Gibraltar-esque bassist. Taylor toured extensively with Led Zepagain, a premier Led Zeppelin tribute band, for several years. His abilities are astounding and his attitude is awesome - and he makes it easy to play with his solid as a rock groove and his great soloing.  
     John Lacques auditioned for Teri and The Tornados, a band Marsh plays with in Ventura. The Tornadoes chose a different player for their opening but Marsh saw something electric in John's playing, hiring him almost immediately. John is endorsed by Paiste Cymbals and is a crazy good player. He not only has an amazing sense of humor, but brings flair to both his conversation and to his performance.
    Smokey Steve Hinojosa was the last member to join BAD DOG. Smokey is a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam and Marsh had played with him many times as host of the show. "There was always a magic when Steve and I jammed and each time we played together the bond between us grew." Not only is Hinojosa a great guitar player and singer; he is a marvelous human being and is someone I just needed to be around...So I asked him to join the band," asserts Marsh.
     Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG are regulars in and around Ventura County and they are a band you can't see without saying something like  DAMN or Holy Crap... Tommy's strong vocals and guitar playing along with BAD DOG's tight-as-a-drum skills make for a musical experience that is both rare and fills the senses.  
      
Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG - Upcoming Live Shows & Special Events Itinerary

Every Wed.                    THE TAVERN                                                     Ventura, CA   
July 5 (Thur.)                  ZOEY'S CAFE'                                                   Ventura, CA
July 8 (Sun.)                   HIGH STREET ARTS THEATER                       Moorpark, CA  
July 21 (Sat.)                  THE VILLAGE JESTER                                      Ojai, CA       



                            Tommy Marsh  - Ventura County Star Feature    
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Ventura Bluesman Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG - In Special 'Acoustic Blues' Performance At Zoey's Cafe - Thursday, June 7

Ventura Bluesman

Tommy Marsh

& BAD DOG

In Special 'Acoustic Blues' Performance At Zoey's Cafe - Thursday, June 7

(VENTURA, CA) - Busy local guitar maestro Tommy Marsh and his group BAD DOG unplug their amps for a special intimate night of Acoustic Blues at Zoey's Cafe, 185 E. Santa Clara St., Ventura, Thursday, June 7. 8 p.m. No cover! Info: (805) 652-1137 or www.zoeyscafe.com. Marsh and band return to perform at Zoey's on Thursday, July 5.


Marsh has the honor of performing at the first-ever VCBS's Sunday Blues Matinee Concert Series, taking place at the High Street Arts Center Theater, 45 E. High St. in Moorpark, on Sunday, July 8, opening for renowned guitarist Chris Cain.

Catch a live interview with Tommy on "Bluesland" heard over KCSB 91.9 FM hosted by Leo Schumaker on Thursday, June 14 from 8-10 p.m.

Check out a recent feature in the Ventura County Star on Marsh HERE

<<>>

Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG have been together as a band for a little over a year and are already heavy hitters in the Ventura Music Scene. Blending and bending the Blues, Southern Rock and Jam band genres to a unique hybrid, the band has become extremely popular with fans of all three.

Presently they are preparing to record their first compilation of songs primarily written by their namesake. Tommy Marsh is lead singer, and one of two lead guitarists in the band. Before coming to Ventura 2 years ago, Marsh was the front man for the The Tule Devils in Central California. The Tule Devils were a very popular original Southern Jam band and performed a weekly show at The Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino for over a year and a half. Opening up for War before a crowd of over five-thousand cheering fans, The Tule Devils brought them to their feet with Tommy's originals "Father Time" and "After The Burn."

Marsh moved to Ventura for love, having met his soul mate (and Ventura County resident) Tammy at a show in Three Rivers, Ca. "It was a defining moment for me" says Tommy. "For me, love is the only road worth taking." His original song "Love Divine" clearly echoes this sentiment.

After arriving in Ventura Marsh started going to local Jam sessions to play and meet local musicians. He became a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam at The Bombay Club every Wednesday. Last year Tommy was asked to begin hosting this show every week and under his leadership it has become a goto destination in the Southern California Blues scene, attracting amazing players every week. Alastair Greene, John Marx, Guy Martin, Teresa Russell and many others are regular guests at this tremendous show.

When Marsh began to look for players to fill out his band BAD DOG he drew from great players he had met at the local Jam Sessions. Michael Katnik is an astonishing keyboardist and vocalist who was playing with the Great Ashford Gordon when they met. There was an immediate connection because Marshy loves Hammond Organ and was specifically looking for an organ player. Ashford had just recently moved to Arizona and Michael was looking for a new opportunity. Michael's scorching organ solos, lead and harmony vocals coupled with his amazing energy are a key part of BAD DOG's vibe.

Tommy met Stan Taylor at The All Star Blues Jam when he was playing with the house band. Stan is a Gibraltar-esque bassist. Taylor toured extensively with Led Zepagain, a premier Led Zeppelin tribute band, for several years. His abilities are astounding and his attitude is awesome - and he makes it easy to play with his solid as a rock groove and his great soloing.

John Lacques auditioned for Teri and The Tornados, a band Marsh plays with in Ventura. The Tornadoes chose a different player for their opening but Marsh saw something electric in John's playing, hiring him almost immediately. John is endorsed by Paiste Cymbals and is a crazy good player. He not only has an amazing sense of humor, but brings flair to both his conversation and to his performance.

Smokey Steve Hinojosa was the last member to join BAD DOG. Smokey is a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam and Marsh had played with him many times as host of the show. "There was always a magic when Steve and I jammed and each time we played together the bond between us grew." Not only is Hinojosa a great guitar player and singer; he is a marvelous human being and is someone I just needed to be around...So I asked him to join the band," asserts Marsh.

Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG are regulars in and around Ventura County and they are a band you can't see without saying something like DAMN or Holy Crap... Tommy's strong vocals and guitar playing along with BAD DOG's tight-as-a-drum skills make for a musical experience that is both rare and fills the senses.

Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG - Upcoming Live Shows & Special Events Itinerary

Every Wed. THE TAVERN Ventura, CA

June 7 (Thur.) ZOEY'S CAFE' Ventura, CA

July 5 (Thur.) ZOEY'S CAFE' Ventura, CA

July 8 (Sun.) HIGH STREET ARTS THEATER Moorpark, CA

July 21 (Sat.) THE VILLAGE JESTER Ojai, CA

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tommy-Marsh-and-Bad-Dog/187328757996121

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Guitar Maestro Alastair Greene Joins Tommy Marsh For VCBS Jam On Wed. 5/23!

Bluesman

Tommy Marsh

Hosts, Performs @ Ventura County Blues Society "Blues Jam" Series <>

This Wednesday, May 23, Tommy Is Joined By Guitar Maestro Alastair Greene

(VENTURA) - The successful weekly Wednesday night Blues Jam Session sponsored by the Ventura County Blues Society, and hosted by bluesman Tommy Marsh and Bad Dog at The Tavern continues this Wednesday, May 23 with Marsh welcoming special guest, guitar maestro Alastair Greene. "On this, his fourth record, Greene ups the ante with head-turning riffs and solos to beckon Duane Allman from on high," writes Ventura County Reporter Music Editor Michel Cicero in a recent review. "Alastair Greene's ability to ability to elevate meat-and-potatoes, biker-bar blues to an art form is worth much more than the price of a beer and a shot," Cicero concludes.

The Tavern is at 211 E. Santa Clara; 8-11 p.m. No cover. Info: http://www.venturacountybluessociety.org/.

Marsh has the honor of performing at the first-ever VCBS's Sunday Blues Matinee Concert Series, at the High Street Arts Center Theater, 45 E. High St. in Moorpark, on Sunday, July 8.

Catch a live interview with Tommy Marsh on "Bluesland" heard over KCSB 91.9 FM hosted by Leo Schumaker on Thursday, June 7 from 8-10 p.m.

Check out a recent feature in the Ventura County Star on Marsh here: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2012/apr/26/blues-jam-begins-at-the-tavern-in-ventura/

<<>>

Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG have been together as a band for a little over a year and are already heavy hitters in the Ventura Music Scene. Blending and bending the Blues, Southern Rock and Jam band genres to a unique hybrid, the band has become extremely popular with fans of all three.

Presently they are preparing to record their first compilation of songs primarily written by their namesake. Tommy Marsh is lead singer, and one of two lead guitarists in the band. Before coming to Ventura 2 years ago, Marsh was the front man for the The Tule Devils in Central California. The Tule Devils were a very popular original Southern Jam band and performed a weekly show at The Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino for over a year and a half. Opening up for War before a crowd of over five-thousand cheering fans, The Tule Devils brought them to their feet with Tommy's originals "Father Time" and "After The Burn."

Marsh moved to Ventura for love, having met his soul mate (and Ventura County resident) Tammy at a show in Three Rivers, Ca. "It was a defining moment for me" says Tommy. "For me, love is the only road worth taking." His original song "Love Divine" clearly echoes this sentiment.

After arriving in Ventura Marsh started going to local Jam sessions to play and meet local musicians. He became a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam at The Bombay Club every Wednesday. Last year Tommy was asked to begin hosting this show every week and under his leadership it has become a goto destination in the Southern California Blues scene, attracting amazing players every week. Alastair Greene, John Marx, Guy Martin, Teresa Russell and many others are regular guests at this tremendous show.

When Marsh began to look for players to fill out his band BAD DOG he drew from great players he had met at the local Jam Sessions. Michael Katnik is an astonishing keyboardist and vocalist who was playing with the Great Ashford Gordon when they met. There was an immediate connection because Marshy loves Hammond Organ and was specifically looking for an organ player. Ashford had just recently moved to Arizona and Michael was looking for a new opportunity. Michael's scorching organ solos, lead and harmony vocals coupled with his amazing energy are a key part of BAD DOG's vibe.

Tommy met Stan Taylor at The All Star Blues Jam when he was playing with the house band. Stan is a Gibraltar-esque bassist. Taylor toured extensively with Led Zepagain, a premier Led Zeppelin tribute band, for several years. His abilities are astounding and his attitude is awesome - and he makes it easy to play with his solid as a rock groove and his great soloing.

John Lacques auditioned for Teri and The Tornados, a band Marsh plays with in Ventura. The Tornadoes chose a different player for their opening but Marsh saw something electric in John's playing, hiring him almost immediately. John is endorsed by Paiste Cymbals and is a crazy good player. He not only has an amazing sense of humor, but brings flair to both his conversation and to his performance.

Smokey Steve Hinojosa was the last member to join BAD DOG. Smokey is a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam and Marsh had played with him many times as host of the show. "There was always a magic when Steve and I jammed and each time we played together the bond between us grew." Not only is Hinojosa a great guitar player and singer; he is a marvelous human being and is someone I just needed to be around...So I asked him to join the band," asserts Marsh.

Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG are regulars in and around Ventura County and they are a band you can't see without saying something like DAMN or Holy Crap... Tommy's strong vocals and guitar playing along with BAD DOG's tight-as-a-drum skills make for a musical experience that is both rare and fills the senses.

Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG - Upcoming Live Shows & Special Events Itinerary

Every Wed. THE TAVERN Ventura, CA

June 7 (Thur.) ZOEY'S CAFE' Ventura, CA

July 5 (Thur.) ZOEY'S CAFE' Ventura, CA

July 8 (Sun.) HIGH STREET ARTS THEATER Moorpark, CA

July 21 (Sat.) THE VILLAGE JESTER Ojai, CA

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tommy-Marsh-and-Bad-Dog/187328757996121



If you like what I’m doing, Like ---Bman’s Blues Report--- Facebook Page! I’m looking for great talent and trying to grow the audience for your favorites band! - ”LIKE”

Monday, May 14, 2012

Ventura County Blues Society May 16 Jam Hosted By Tommy Marsh

Bluesman

Tommy Marsh

Hosts, Performs @ Ventura County Blues Society "Blues Jam" Series <>

(VENTURA) - The successful weekly Wednesday night Blues Jam Session sponsored by the Ventura County Blues Society, and hosted by bluesman Tommy Marsh and Bad Dog at The Tavern continues this Wednesday, May 16 with Marsh welcoming special guest, guitarist Ray Jay. The Tavern is at 211 E. Santa Clara; 8-11 p.m. No cover. Info: http://www.venturacountybluessociety.org/.

Marsh also has the honor of performing at the first-ever VCBS's Sunday Blues Matinee Concert Series, at the High Street Arts Center Theater, 45 E. High St. in Moorpark, on Sunday, July 8. The rest of his busy itinerary can be viewed below.
Check out a recent feature in the Ventura County Star on Marsh here: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2012/apr/26/blues-jam-begins-at-the-tavern-in-ventura/

<<>>

Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG have been together as a band for a little over a year and are already heavy hitters in the Ventura Music Scene. Blending and bending the Blues, Southern Rock and Jam band genres to a unique hybrid, the band has become extremely popular with fans of all three.

Presently they are preparing to record their first compilation of songs primarily written by their namesake. Tommy Marsh is lead singer, and one of two lead guitarists in the band. Before coming to Ventura 2 years ago, Marsh was the front man for the The Tule Devils in Central California. The Tule Devils were a very popular original Southern Jam band and performed a weekly show at The Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino for over a year and a half. Opening up for War before a crowd of over five-thousand cheering fans, The Tule Devils brought them to their feet with Tommy's originals "Father Time" and "After The Burn."

Marsh moved to Ventura for love, having met his soul mate (and Ventura County resident) Tammy at a show in Three Rivers, Ca. "It was a defining moment for me" says Tommy. "For me, love is the only road worth taking." His original song "Love Divine" clearly echoes this sentiment.

After arriving in Ventura Marsh started going to local Jam sessions to play and meet local musicians. He became a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam at The Bombay Club every Wednesday. Last year Tommy was asked to begin hosting this show every week and under his leadership it has become a goto destination in the Southern California Blues scene, attracting amazing players every week. Alastair Greene, John Marx, Guy Martin, Teresa Russell and many others are regular guests at this tremendous show.

When Marsh began to look for players to fill out his band BAD DOG he drew from great players he had met at the local Jam Sessions. Michael Katnik is an astonishing keyboardist and vocalist who was playing with the Great Ashford Gordon when they met. There was an immediate connection because Marshy loves Hammond Organ and was specifically looking for an organ player. Ashford had just recently moved to Arizona and Michael was looking for a new opportunity. Michael's scorching organ solos, lead and harmony vocals coupled with his amazing energy are a key part of BAD DOG's vibe.

Tommy met Stan Taylor at The All Star Blues Jam when he was playing with the house band. Stan is a Gibraltar-esque bassist. Taylor toured extensively with Led Zepagain, a premier Led Zeppelin tribute band, for several years. His abilities are astounding and his attitude is awesome - and he makes it easy to play with his solid as a rock groove and his great soloing.

John Lacques auditioned for Teri and The Tornados, a band Marsh plays with in Ventura. The Tornadoes chose a different player for their opening but Marsh saw something electric in John's playing, hiring him almost immediately. John is endorsed by Paiste Cymbals and is a crazy good player. He not only has an amazing sense of humor, but brings flair to both his conversation and to his performance.

Smokey Steve Hinojosa was the last member to join BAD DOG. Smokey is a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam and Marsh had played with him many times as host of the show. "There was always a magic when Steve and I jammed and each time we played together the bond between us grew." Not only is Hinojosa a great guitar player and singer; he is a marvelous human being and is someone I just needed to be around...So I asked him to join the band," asserts Marsh.

Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG are regulars in and around Ventura County and they are a band you can't see without saying something like DAMN or Holy Crap... Tommy's strong vocals and guitar playing along with BAD DOG's tight-as-a-drum skills make for a musical experience that is both rare and fills the senses.

Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG - Upcoming Live Shows & Special Events Itinerary

Every Wed. THE TAVERN Ventura, CA

June 7 (Thur.) ZOEY'S CAFE' Ventura, CA

July 5 (Thur.) ZOEY'S CAFE' Ventura, CA

July 8 (Sun.) HIGH STREET ARTS THEATER Moorpark, CA

July 21 (Sat.) THE VILLAGE JESTER Ojai, CA

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tommy-Marsh-and-Bad-Dog/187328757996121



If you like what I’m doing, Like ---Bman’s Blues Report--- Facebook Page! I’m looking for great talent and trying to grow the audience for your favorites band! - ”LIKE”

Friday, April 20, 2012

Bluesman Tommy Marsh Hosts New Ventura County Blues Society Jams Starting May 2


Bluesman  
To Host, Perform @ Ventura County Blues Society "Blues Jam" Series  <<Every Wednesday Starting May 2 - At The Tavern In Ventura>>   

    (VENTURA) - One of the newest-formed  Blues societies in Southern California, the Ventura County Blues Society, has tapped bluesman Tommy Marsh and Bad Dog to host their weekly "Blues Jam" series, at classic Victorian-era mansion The Tavern, 211 E. Santa Clara, launching Wednesday, May 2 and happening every Wednesday thereafter.  8-11 p.m. No cover.  Info: http://www.venturacountybluessociety.org/ . Guitarist-vocalist John Marx joins Marsh as the first week's special guest.      
     Marsh also has the honor of performing at the first-ever VCBS's Sunday Blues Matinee Concert Series,  at the High Street Arts Center Theater,  45 E. High St. in Moorpark, on Sunday, July 8.  The rest of his busy itinerary can be viewed below.
      
<<<About Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG>>>
  
     Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG have been together as a band for a little over a year and are already heavy hitters in the Ventura Music Scene. Blending and bending the Blues, Southern Rock and Jam band genres to a unique hybrid, the band has become extremely popular with fans of all three.
     Presently they are preparing to record their first compilation of songs primarily written by their namesake. Tommy Marsh is lead singer, and one of two lead guitarists in the band. Before coming to Ventura 2 years ago, Marsh was the front man for the The Tule Devils in Central California. The Tule Devils were a very popular original Southern Jam band and performed a weekly show at The Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino for over a year and a half. Opening up for War before a crowd of over five-thousand cheering fans, The Tule Devils brought them to their feet with Tommy's originals "Father Time" and "After The Burn."
     Marsh moved to Ventura for love, having met his soul mate (and Ventura County resident) Tammy at a show in Three Rivers, Ca. "It was a defining moment for me" says Tommy. "For me, love is the only road worth taking." His original song "Love Divine" clearly echoes this sentiment.
     After arriving in Ventura Marsh started going to local Jam sessions to play and meet local musicians.  He became a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam at The Bombay Club every Wednesday.  Last year Tommy was asked to begin hosting this show every week and under his leadership it has become a goto destination in the Southern California Blues scene, attracting amazing players every week. Alastair Greene, John Marx, Guy Martin, Teresa Russell and many others are regular guests at this tremendous show.
    When Marsh began to look for players to fill out his band BAD DOG he drew from great players he had met at the local Jam Sessions. Michael Katnik is an astonishing keyboardist and vocalist who was playing with the Great Ashford Gordon when they met. There was an immediate connection because Marshy loves Hammond Organ and was specifically looking for an organ player. Ashford had just recently moved to Arizona and Michael was looking for a new opportunity. Michael's scorching organ solos, lead and harmony vocals coupled with his amazing energy are a key part of BAD DOG's vibe.
     Tommy met Stan Taylor at The All Star Blues Jam when he was playing with the house band. Stan is a Gibraltar-esque bassist. Taylor toured extensively with Led Zepagain, a premier Led Zeppelin tribute band, for several years. His abilities are astounding and his attitude is awesome - and he makes it easy to play with his solid as a rock groove and his great soloing.  
     John Lacques auditioned for Teri and The Tornados, a band Marsh plays with in Ventura. The Tornadoes chose a different player for their opening but Marsh saw something electric in John's playing, hiring him almost immediately. John is endorsed by Paiste Cymbals and is a crazy good player. He not only has an amazing sense of humor, but brings flair to both his conversation and to his performance.
    Smokey Steve Hinojosa was the last member to join BAD DOG. Smokey is a regular at The All-Star Blues Jam and Marsh had played with him many times as host of the show. "There was always a magic when Steve and I jammed and each time we played together the bond between us grew." Not only is Hinojosa a great guitar player and singer; he is a marvelous human being and is someone I just needed to be around...So I asked him to join the band," asserts Marsh.
     Tommy Marsh and BAD DOG are regulars in and around Ventura County and they are a band you can't see without saying something like  DAMN or Holy Crap... Tommy's strong vocals and guitar playing along with BAD DOG's tight-as-a-drum skills make for a musical experience that is both rare and fills the senses.  
      

Tommy Marsh & BAD DOG - Upcoming Live Shows & Special Events Itinerary

May 2 (Wed. ) & Every Wed.      THE TAVERN                                          Ventura, CA   
May 3 (Thur.)                                ZOEY'S CAFE'                                      Ventura, CA 
June 7 (Thur.)                              ZOEY'S CAFE'                                       Ventura, CA
July 5 (Thur.)                               ZOEY'S CAFE'                                       Ventura, CA
July 8 (Sun.)                                 HIGH STREET ARTS THEATER          Moorpark, CA July 21 (Sat.)                               THE VILLAGE JESTER                          Ojai, CA       


If you like what I’m doing, Like ---Bman’s Blues Report--- Facebook Page! I’m looking for great talent and trying to grow the audience for your favorites band! ”LIKE”