Dave Marshall

For Dave Marshall music was only a spare time activity until a pal who attended graduate college with him, Howie Fritz, a blues singer/songwriter from North Jersey, convinced him to appear on stage one evening. That’s when the entertainment insect little bit Marshall and transformed his life permanently. He became a roadie for Fritz as well as the music group, and gradually he began executing. With encouragement from his past due wife, Adele, whom he dropped to leukemia, he produced his own music group. Adele was an enormous help Marshall’s career, getting legitimately blind and struggling to get, he relied on Adele to consider him to his gigs, and she was generally there for moral support. On his debut discharge, The Blues Told Us, in 1997, Marshall composed some tunes focused on Adele. Over the album, he’s joined with the Mojo Music group, which includes Eric Miller on electric guitar and vocals, Tom Donovan over the bass and vocals, and on the drums, percussion, and vocals by Dave Beaver. Marshall will all the business lead vocals with an psychological design in the Joe Cocker vein, and has the harmonica with the same amount of feeling and spirit. He practically makes the harmonica talk with the audience, permitting them to experience the blues as just he can portray.