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"Filippo made our night! Skilled, punctual and professional. Cannot recommend enough "
Holly Price (Corporate Party)

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"Thoroughly enjoyable. Band were professional, energetic, and great value."
Joey (Corporate Event)

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"They sound amazing. We enjoyed our time listening to their beautiful music. They played beautifull Bossa novas from Carlos Jobim. "
Flora McRitchie (Private dinner)

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"Yhe band was amazing. Everyone loved it! Thank you so much."
Jenny Wren

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"Thanks to Robert's piano playing and singing with his warm voice, we have been able to offer more luxurious Christmas dinners a couple of years in a row at our hotel. Our guests have been able to enjoy their Christmas dinner to nostalgic love- and classic Christmas songs. We highly recommend Roberto. You will be satisfied. Good luck. //Peter Kollberg, former CEO at Hällsnäs Hotel & Conference "
Peter Kollberg (Christmas Pianobar Singer)

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"Dupa Trio was incredible. They were able to bring the atmosphere of our dinner to the next level, and every guest complimented their performance. Looking forward to work with them again, Best!"
Myrlene Matheus (Business Dinner)

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"It was truly a great concert in the Koepel in Heiloo: the Marcia Bamberg Swing Quartet supplemented by two virtuoso musicians: Tim Kliphuis on violin and Mozes Rosenberg on guitar. The band's permanent lead guitarist, John Ligthart, is also a great talent. Daniel Gueli as bassist gives sparkling solid energy to the whole, nothing is too much for him! Ronald Weel is the reliable rhythm guitarist that a band cannot do without and Marcia Bamberg can really sing! What a fine voice and every note is right. She knows what she's doing and the band as a whole brings a nice atmosphere and surprising moments. It was a concert where you don't start thinking about other things for a moment. Perfect!"
Irene (Concert )

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"We would like to thank the band Hot Wings for their flawless and entertaining performance at our school's prom, which took place in January 2023. Cooperation with the band was great, communication was fast and arrangements were made without any problems. The graduates and other guests were very satisfied, because the selection of songs for the dance was suitable for both the students and their parents. Once again, thank you very much and we will definitely be happy to cooperate next year."
Karolina Kulifajová (Secondary School and Higher School of Arts and Crafts, ball Prague 2023)

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"Professional, on time and great music, thank you guys."
Julia (Corporate Event)

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"This amazing band made the wedding even more special and beautiful. The musicians are very professional and play their instruments to perfection. Still they are also a bunch of very nice, charming and reliable guys. Everyone loved the music and we are very happy we booked this amazing band! Clear recommendation!"
H. L. (Wedding)

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"After a few hours checking out the Lord Mayor's show, the missus and I headed to the Hoop & Grapes in the heart of London City for an hour or two of cockney singalong courtesy of Harmonica Lewinsky. It was the first time we'd seen him holding court for a while, and I'm pleased to report he's still got it: saveloys, trotters, marrows, no bananas, you name it. Sterling stuff"
Andrew Carpenter (punter - at the Lord Mayor's Show Day at the Hoop & Grapes, Farringdon, London )

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"Love these guys. They were recommended by my daughter's singing teacher and were the icing on the cake. I loved their repertoire .Sleeky sultry smooth cool jazz played unobtrusively whilst we all basked in the sunshine. Hetty has a lovely range ably supported by Miguel on guitar and Stephanie on saxophone. I have no hesitation in recommending them .Wishing you every success !!"
Ian Fishman (Birthday Garden Party)

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"Thank you to Fleur and the Fleur Stevenson Quintet for a wonderful set at our wedding. We, and all of our guests enjoyed it immensely. Highly recommended. Thank you very much."
Kirsty and Rich (wedding)

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"It began as a Swing Band project, in the winter of 2005, in Oswego, NY, where Rick met Evan Dobbins, and put together a ten-piece swing band, to play occasional concerts, and private parties. Evan was to contract and Rick would be in charge of music when, the band played five, or six-events, and Rick had the idea, they would not only play swing music, but play modern jazz. Thus, ''The Little Big Band'', and ''Uptown Society Orchestra'' were formed. In 2006, the band released their first disc, entitled “In Times Shadow”, which was a mainstream release on Blue Jazz. It received wide critical acclaim, prompting Ollie Bivins in LA to say: “Rick Holland (Trumpet) and Evan Dobbins (Trombone) lead a group of New York area musicians, who could give the more well-known big bands in New York and Los Angelas a run for their money, and as part of the the Blue jazz label, a label that promotes and distributes jazz musician’s albums. this big band is taking its destiny into it’s own hands rather than wait to be “discovered” by the major labels. More power to this label and all others who do the same. Lovers of Big Band music, especially, will like the Rick Holland-Evan Dobbins Little Big Band’s refreshing recording.” Doug Collar in East Lansing, Mi said this....''I have just played “In Time’s Shadow” the new CD from the Rick Holland-Evan Dobbins Little Big Band. What a disc! What a sound! What an ensemble! This disc is my top nomination for jazz ensemble release of the year. The arranging is nonpareil and the soloists masterful. The whole package is varied, listenable, and leaves the audience asking for more. Rick Holland and Evan Dobbins have created a musical experience that our listeners will absorb and enjoy.'' After the release of this disc, the band landed their first steady gig at Tasteology, every Monday night. The gig lasted 2 years, as the bands repertoire grew. The band then moved over to the Loving Cup, in Henrietta, New York. They played on Sunday nights, this gig lasted 3 years. This led to the band 2nd recording, “Trilby”, in 2011. Some of the review was just marvelous. For example: Throughout Trilby, the Rick Holland-Evan Dobbins Little Big Band plays on the level of most better-known ensembles, performing music that is inventive, full of life and fun. Their CD is highly recommended.-Scott Yanow, author of ten books including The Jazz Singers, The LA Times What a surprise! This band and musicians were unknown to me, but they are absolutely great! For listeners to hear musicians challenge themselves, and be taken along for the ride, records like this are a must! The musicians in the Rick Holland-Evan Dobbins Little Big Band are all reaching the high musical standards realized by playing in this excellent Little Big Band! This music will be featured in my playlists for many months to come. Thank you again for sending this exceptional CD to me. Peter Kuller - Jazz Presenter Radio Adelaide 101.5 FM, and www.radio.adelaide.edu.au JPL "Jazz from Down Under". The liner notes inform us that this ensemble started as a swinging dance band in 2005. Since then, they've evolved into a solid, well-arranged outfit with first rate solos played by intriguing, skilled jazz cats. The feeling I derived from the CD was similar to a classic Blue Note session. You know, several well-written originals that are melodically strong, and a few standards to test the players' chops on familiar material. The co-leaders play flugelhorn and trombone, respectively. Most of the arrangements come from pianist Bill Dobbins, who allows plenty of room for free-swinging solo work. The familiar vehicles here include Benny Golson's "Stablemates" and Sonny Stitt's "Eternal Triangle." I also spotted a tune called "Rich's Call" by Kerry Strayer, a baritone player of the highest stripe, and a skilled composer and arranger as well. It is interesting to note three compositions from jazz harmonica whiz, Hendrik Meurkens. Perhaps, he has some connection to the band. Finally, it should be said that this session is directed straight down the middle of the bop highway. Simply an outstanding blowing session on songs that, amazingly enough, sound like songs! Wow! What a Surprise! "
Lazaro Vega (WBLK)

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"Tracy has sung for me at a number of venues I have managed. Most recently she entertained with her Miss Swing theme. Was amazing, all our guests thoroughly enjoyed their Sunday afternoon and have been left waiting for more of Tracy later in the year. So accommodating to this new venture, I cannot recommend enough, get booking!"
Wendy Rundle (Pub)

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