Marsha began her career in music in the Charlotte area at the age of 15 in the early '70s. Continuing to expand her territory in the next couple of years, she travelled around central Florida with the blues band Maggie's Farm. She married a military man, and they began to play the Southern California venues with their band, Hobo's Jungle. For the next 5 years they were frequently heard playing in the NCO and Officer's clubs on Camp Pendleton, as well as the clubs in Oceanside, Carlsbad, La Jolla and El Cajon with band members Steve Blake and Steve Thomas. Hobo's Jungle played all the acoustic-friendly blues and folk tunes that were then popular, as well as original songs. Marsha did studio work as a vocalist at the Woodshed in Carlsbad with guitarist Jim Duncan, a friend from Oceanside, and has performed for many weddings. Cyndi Collum soon accompanied her as a harmonic vocalist as Hobo's Jungle grew and expanded their repertiore, performing blues and jazz numbers not heard often at that time. They played such venues as the Belly Up Tavern in La Jolla, which contributes to PBS's musical series. She returned to her hometown of Charlotte in the mid 80's, and she has also returned to her roots of folk, blues and country, as well as much gospel and praise music. Marsha can be found playing guitar, alone or with friends, singing in various venues in Charlotte and the surrounding area, attending open mic mights, playing at various resaturants, clubs, coffee houses, private parties and other life events that are important to her clients.
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