Jerome Marcus Music

Please note address information and please add your attendance through the following link as below

Date: Sunday, 5th July 2009
The Drill
101, Cheam Common Road, Worcester Park, Surrey, KT4 8TA

Link: Sam Kelly’s Station House Invitation

FaBluSis Promotions presents Riffs Rock Rhythm & Blues Extravaganza @ Riffs Bar on Saturday, 4th July 2009 – Sam Kelly’s Station House take the headlining spot – on stage 10:00 PM
Other acts: Blue Radio, The Fry Band, Three Legged Dog & Fablusis
See you there!!!

For more information: www.riffsbar.biz

Saturday, 27th June 2009
Bluescene (The Lion)
Wick Road, Teddington, Surrey, TW11 9BN

The Bluescene has been run by James Henderson since 2001. He was inspired by a venue of the same name that ran at The Crown in Twickenham in the 1960s. Alexis Korner, Lowell Fulson, Jeff Beck, The Strawbs, Free and many others had performed there.
Sam Kelly’s Station House will be performing their brand of blues fusion – a night for shakin’ everything you got, see you there!!!
Live Music is back!!!

See you there!!!

Sam Kelly’s Station House on stage @ 8:00 PM

Click on venue for official website and on postcode for directions as above

20th June ’09
Blues On The Farm
Pump Bottom Farm, Appledram, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20 7DH

Hailed as “The Friendliest Festival in the UK”, a bunch of grassy fields near Chichester will again play host to a stunning line-up of World class musicians in June, at Blues on the Farm 2009.

Set in 40 acres of the beautiful Sussex Plain south of Chichester, Blues on the Farm has a big reputation and attracts thousands of festival-goers from around the UK to enjoy a wide and eclectic mix of music from some of the finest artist in their genre … Make sure you’re there!

Now in its 18th year, 19 bands will be performing across four days from 18th to 21st June … And there’s a real international flavour with bands coming from around the Globe including South Africa, Australia, Italy, Ireland and the US. “Now that we’ve reached 18, I wanted to fly in some of the best acts in the World and combine them with favourites from the UK music scene”, said Festival organiser Julian Moores. “All of the acts are now confirmed and booked, and I know we have one of the best line-ups in UK Blues festivals!”

Sam Kelly’s Station House on stage @ 5:15 PM

See you there!!!

Click on the venue for official website and on the postcode for directions as above

Sam Kelly’s Station House to perform on Saturday, 20th June 2009 at the ‘Blues on the Farm’ 09′ (Chichester, West Sussex)

Information and details available for ‘Blues on the Farm ’09′ (Chichester, West Sussex) – please note links to follow:

Link: ‘Blues on the Farm’ Official Site
Link: ‘Blues on the Farm’ Facebook Page

Address: Pump Bottom Farm, Appledram, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20 7DH

See you there!!!

Note: Please click on postcode for map direction

Please note link to Sam Kelly’s Station House MySpace for a Station House Update

Link: Station House Update

Thanks for your support and enthusiasm
MySpace URL: www.myspace.com/stationhouseband

Black Horse Music Festival, Telham, East Sussex on Friday, 22nd May – on stage at 8:45 PM – for full details, please use the link attached – see you there!!!

Link: Black Horse Music Festival ’09

Sam Kelly’s Station House
Stormy Monday Blues, The Bulls Head (Barnes)
London SW13.
The legendary music venue was packed for the debut of the new line-up of Station House.
the band was created to host the regular session at the Station Tavern, in Bramley Road London W10, on Sunday afternoons. Drummer Sam Kelly is the only constant. Bass player and singer Spy is the second longest serving member followed by keyboard and singer Paul Jobson.Now Tony Qunta has replaced T.J.Johnson on guitar and Jerome Marcus has stepped up on percussion, following in the footsteps of Root Jackson.
The music was full on funk,whatever the song, and inevitably very percussive. After the instrumental “Revelation” Spy led the vocals on several numbers: “Treat a dog”, “More than one way home” and “Bad is Bad”. Then he sang “Use Me” and the excellent “People say” with Paul, the others providing backing vocals as required. Tony stepped up to sing on “Lovely Day” and ” The Thrill As Gone” in a light tenor voice. Spy and Paul split vocals duties for the remainder, the latter singing the night’s theme song “Stormy Monday”.
All the players took turns with excellent solos, none of them too long. This is definitely an instrumental band with vocals rather than a singer’s band with backing musicians. The evening flew by and the 11pm curfew came all too soon. I look forward to seeing them again.

Original Report (Blues In Britain)

Photos & Review – Fran Leslie (Blues in Britain)

Sam Kelly’s Station House has just posted the Band Profile for their 2009 line-up, please find link below to follow:

Link: Sam Kelly’s Station House Notes

More posts to follow.