4-piece blues outfit, injected with a healthy dose of soul, R 'n B and rock influences. Known for its feel-good music, tastefully spiced with a little humor and a lot of fun -- their live performances are audience-interactive shows with Gov leaving the stage to dance with the audience, playing guitar with his teeth, and bringing audience members up on stage to dance and sing back-up.

Since its inception in 1991, Governor Davis & The Blues Ambassadors has achieved a growing popularity in Indiana. Voted in the top 3 blues band category seven times in the last eight years in NUVO Newsweekly's "Best of Indy" Reader's Poll, performed at the Indy Jazz Fest (2000 & '01), grand opening of Indpls. Conseco Fieldhouse, regularly featured at the Knickerbocker Saloon (Lafayette), Headliner's (Muncie), The Hot Spot (Ft. Wayne), The Verve (Terre Haute), Kelly's Pub Too (Indpls.), and was a house staple at The Slippery Noodle Inn (Indpls.) from 1991 to 2001. The band has opened for such blues/soul notables as Solomon Burke, Koko Taylor, Little Charlie & The Nightcats, Junior Wells, Lonnie Brooks, Lonnie Mack, Kenny Neal, and The Fabulous Thunderbirds, and have been included in shows with Otis Clay, Little Milton, Big Daddy Kinsey & The Kinsey Report, Robben Ford & The Blue Line, Eddie Shaw & The Wolfgang, Lucky Peterson, Bobby Rush, Chick Willis, Leon Redbone, K.C. & The Sunshine Band, Elvin Bishop, and Indy's own, the late James 'Yank' Rachell.

"Leave the ego, love the people, play the music" - Luther Allison