Ventura County's Premiere Weekly Blues Showcase/Jam Session
Returns To Bombay Bar & Grill - Wednesdays Starting May 1,
Hosted Once Again By Tommy Marsh And Bad Dog,
Sponsored By The Ventura County Blues Society
(Ventura) - Beginning Wednesday, May 1, The Session
at The Bombay is once again Ventura County's destination point every
Wednesday night for the best blues showcase and jam session in Southern
California. Tommy Marsh & Bad Dog
will once again host this weekly event sponsored by the one of the most
active blues societies around, the Ventura County Blues Society.
This Wednesday, May 1 - The Session's first event at The
Bombay - kicks off with an incredible lineup of guitar playing greats
Teresa Russell, Guy Martin, and Mikey Mo, plus Ashford Gordon (the
latter coming in all the way from Mesa, AZ). Toss in talented electric
banjo player Ian McFayden (from area faves 50 Sticks of Dynamite) plus
other special guests - and this truly shapes up as a night to remember!
8-11 pm. No cover. The Bombay is located at 143 S. California St.,
Ventura.  (805) 643-4404 or https://www.facebook.com/bombaybarandgrill.
Tommy Marsh
performing at the 8th Annual Ventura County Blues Festival with Michael
John and The Bottom Line's band on Saturday, April 27. (Photo by Joy
Neely)
"Tommy Marsh & Bad Dog is a red-hot blues outfit. He has a strong
crowd showing up on a weekly basis seeing great out-of-town talent with
some very hot locals. The Ventura Blues Society sponsors the weekly
event, with a featured artist showcased, (with) Tommy Marsh and Bad Dog
backing that person. Afterward there is a jam with Bad Dog, that is
fun to watch. At some of these jams you can see some real talent come to
life. The room was humming with people casually dancing, some more
intense than others - all having a wonderful time. If you are in Ventura
you need to check out The Tavern. It is a fantastic place with good
food and spirits." - B Noel Barr, Random Lengths News.
Wailing Guitars, Soulful vocals speak to the listener.... drawing from Blues, soul,
country and Southern Rock roots, Tommy Marsh and Bad Dog have a sound
you will truly enjoy listening to. Great originals and a few extended
guitar solos make Tommy Marsh and Bad Dog a real Jam band - one you
will want come back to see again and again!
Check out an interview with Tommy in a recent issue of Blues E-News:
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