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"An excellent Duo of high quality with a wide range of songs to suit every occasion .,Great musician and singer , very accommodating and really enhanced our evening . I thoroughly recommend them for your event or party . "
Tim Wardley

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"Υπέροχη προσθήκη στην είσοδο μας ως ζευγάρι στο πάρτι του γάμου μας. Τους προτείνω ανεπιφύλακτα!"
Elena Pap (Wedding )

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"I hired Fine Whines to play at our 25th Wedding Anniversary garden party last summer. Their fab music really made the party go with a swing. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the music and event. Fine Whines are extremely professional and friendly. Highly recommended."
Lorraine Perryman (25th Wedding Anniversary )

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"Dear Jess, Thank you from me and Mat!!! You and your band have been absolutely fantastic - we really enjoyed having you sing and play so beautifully and for being so flexible with timing. EVERYONE loved you and the band - they all said you have the most fabulous/ stunning voice and presence. The "EVERYONE" includes all the chefs (they were boogying whilst getting the meal out), the floor staff, and my neighbours who were still working in the garden and didn't quite make over to dinner. Thank you also for singing the 2 songs I requested - my brother (the one who led the speeches) was very touched as they were for him and thought you sang them beautifully! We will certainly be in touch again when we entertain with live music again! With very best wishes to you and all your band members Yvonne & Mat"
Yvonne Chan (Garden Party)

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"Victor was amazing! Great communication, he learned the song list in a matter of days and was able to even send a demo of the music before the event! We all really enjoyed his performance. He arrived on time and was even able to set up discreetly and surprise my fiancé on the spot with our favorite songs. It was magical. I look forward to booking him again. This was my first time using the website and I decided to book with Victor, and I’d highly recommend to anyone in Paris or France to book him. Thanks Victor you’re a rockstar!!!"
Adam

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"Great night at The Vine, Wangaratta. Looking forward to seeing you again at the Wangaratta Jazz Festival on Cup day."
Doreen Watson (Christmas In July at The Vine Hotel Wangaratta)

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"Robin and Jack were fantastic - super communicative, friendly and played a fabulous set. Two very talented musicians! They read the room very well and set a great tone for the evening which really facilitated the event. We had positive feedback from attendees who enjoyed the range of songs played and the upbeat atmosphere created by the live music. Throughout the booking process and event, they were flexible and professional in accommodating our requests."
Sophie K. (Corporate Event)

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"Absolutely brilliant! Contact from the start was quick, and all ideas were discussed. Pink Champagne brought everything they needed for the gig, and set up by themselves. The music was enjoyed by all. I would 100% recommend and use them again!! Thank you Pink Champagne!"
Francesca Tucker (D-Day Community Fete)

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"We attended a family function this week in Duffield and were entertained by a super jazz trio - The Tri Tones Jazz Trio - they sounded incredible! Check them out!"
Emma Solomon (90th Birthday Party)

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"100% professionals. Velvet trio met and exceeded our expectations. Plus, our special requests in the repertoire were beautifully performed "
Joshua

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"We all had a lovely time and ruby was excellent and made the day perfect . So many people who live in my mums retirement property said how much they enjoyed it. Ruby engaged all that was there from 18 months to 95 . Thank you Ruby you made a day special."
Jeanette Cornwell (Birthday Party at Retirement Home)

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"Harmie brought his full Cockney repertoire to the cavernous Cavalier pub in Whetstone and he had to fight his way through the crowds to get to the stage, arriving with his guitar, a collection of harmonicas, his cloth cap and braces and a mug of jellied eels. This was a real Cockney knees-up evening for the regulars, who included in their midst the Pearly King and Queen of Purley, or was it Finchley? Kicking off with Chas 'n Dave's raucous toe-tapper, "The Sideboard Song" the cheeky chappie tackled a lovely bunch of Cockney ditties, including Tommy Steele's showstopper, "What A Mouth"; an entertaining version of the old Billy Cotton (now there was a good old Cockney) number, "The Marrow Song"; and the singalong tunes, "Maybe It's Because I'm A Londoner", "Show Me The Way To Go Home", "Meet Me At The Church" and the tasty, "Hot Meat Pie, Saveloys And Trotters". Highlights of the first set were Harmie's harmonica-led rendition of the Shadows' classic instrumental, "Apache" and, following a request from a punter, a countryfied version of "What Made Milwaukee Famous", which was part made famous by Rod Stewart. The lovable Cockney character was in humorous form too calling for 'security' when a man approached him for a request, and in telling the audience: "As this is Whetstone I thought we ought to do a song about infidelity," before launching into Gene Pitney's, "24 Hours From Tulsa", complete with harp solo. The second set brought more Cockney treats with Bernard Cribbins' "Right Said Fred"; Mike Jerome's clever, "Sling Yer Hook" and Chas and Dave's weepie, "Ain't No Pleasing You". The audience were loving Harmie by now, but soon he had to battle his way through the masses again to get to the Harmie-mobile and a trip home to the Old Kent Road."
Colin Fenn, Journalist

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"Great musical accompaniment for a professional networking event. The balance between background and presence was perfect, and the organization was excellent."
Marieke Visser (Corporate Networking Event)

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"On the night Pete Billigton set the right atmosphere with his piano, leading up to a superb gig with Fleur Stevenson singing, accompanied by Pete and Raph Mizraki on the double bass. Fleur's voice is remarkable and the choice of pieces was most fitting. I was complimented by many friends about the music - some jazz players themselves. "
Chiara Cirillo (Birthday party)

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"Met our expectations 100%. Smooth, jazzy and charming. Loved the saxophone. "
Zoe Di (Wedding)

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