Hi Folks,
My incredible 2010 summer run at Hampton Casino Ballroom continues this Thursday, July 29 with another solo opener, this time for the legendary Tower of Power! Known as a “musicians band”, the Casino decided to book them on a Thursday so more musicians could attend. Together for 42 years, their 10 piece lineup still has 5 original members including founders Emilio Castillo and Doc Kupka, Mic Gillete and of course the killer rhythm section of David Garibaldi and Francis Rocco Prestia. Their infectious “Urban Soul” will surely raise the rafters at the Ballroom and is a show you don’t want to miss.

I’ll be covering tunes from my 6 releases on acoustic and dobro and really looking forward to this one. Doors are at 6, I play from 8-8:30 and Tower should be on around 9. Tickets are 20.50 for GA, 24.50 Reserved and 30.50 for Gold seats. 169 Ocean Blvd, Hampton, NH. 03842. 603-929-4100. Buy tickets online at: Casino Ballroom. Thanks to Live Nation for putting me on this bill in addition to Huey Lewis and Dennis DeYoung; The Music of Styx shows earlier this summer. Also, thanks to Michelle for creating a fabulous website for me, the headliners log on to check me out and it appears they’re impressed! Hope to see you there!

So the airing of last nights show was postponed due to a tornato warning broadcast but a video clip is onlie to see here: 207
I'll be featured today (July 21) on NBC's 207, a show on WCSH, Channel 6 out of Portland, ME. It will air live at 7:00PM for my Maine friends and will be on their website about an hour later, just go to www.wcsh6.com and click on 207 to view it. Thanks to Chris Bernazzani, Executive producer Becki Smith and the rest of the team. They taped a segment in studio with me last month and I performed "There Go I" and "3 Chords & the Truth" and they chatted with me for a couple minutes afterwards. Have not seen it yet...

BRUCE MARSHALL GROUP
By Nate Dow
Friday, June 11, 2010

“Misspent Youth” (ATM): B+

Since disbanding his Boston-based band, Bruce Marshall and the Clue, in the late ’80s to form this group, it has been a long ride for the Concord singer/songwriter. Thankfully much of it is captured here in the group’s fifth recording. Marshall says the autobiographical core of the album is slightly embellished in its oft-visited themes of addiction, youthful ignorance, lost love and personal remorse, but his songs are so well-crafted that it all rings anew. With a Jesse Winchester-like skill for blending blues, country and jazz and a monster ear for a hook, Marshall’s tunes have a way of taking hold and resonating long after they end. Download: “3 Chords and the Truth.”

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