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"A great evening was had by all last Saturday at Rochester Cruising Club"

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"These guys were amazing...... amazing vocals and got everyone on the dance floor."

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"Oak & Brass were utterly amazing! They are so talented and really added a special touch to our day. Thank you so much x"

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"Bethany Jane & Bro did our wedding at Cambridge in March, we can’t thank them enough they both had the most amazing voices, they were very professional and reasonably priced all our guests spoke very highly of them. 10/10 from us!"

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Thank you so much! We loved performing for you! Bethany

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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."

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"We booked Radius45 on more than one occasion to perform for a private function for Bakkavour Party in the Park, they were amazing and had the crowds dancing from the start. They are a professional and talented band and they didn’t fail to entertain! They played a variety of tracks that appealed to everyone! On both occasions that they attended the event Radius45 were great, a band that everyone loves as they play all genres and think about the audience. I would highly recommend Radius 45 to anyone looking to book a band . You won’t be disappointed - These guys are awesome, you won't regret it, they really are an amazing young group of lads."

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"Best music ever. Enjoy listening to beautiful and relaxing music 🎶. "

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"Beautifully played songs, I really enjoyed the ambiance, sax player did beautifully. "

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"We would like to sincerly thank you fot the honor of playing music at our place. Your performance brought warmth and smiles to our guests. We hope to have you back again. Thank you so much!"

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"Ted and Andrea played music during our wedding reception and it created a wonderful atmosphere during the dinner and in between speeches. We had numerous compliments on the music from our guests. If you enjoy classical and other music, Euro Café duo would be a fantastic addition to your party. "

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"Bridget D Hired two shades for a big birthday party, they were excellent ,they got everyone up dancing and singing . Brilliant singers , entertainers, nothing was too much . They were true artists , every age from small child to 99 years of age was joining in . Made our event so special . Even a bit of rain didn’t put a dampener on it , they were true gents and we loved the band x"

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"Dr Saxy provided tasteful arrangements of popular classics! "

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"I just cannot rate these guys enough. They can really give you value for your money, and provide an excellent night. Our wedding was the third time we heard these guys play, and they stepped up their game even more. The hotel specifically mentioned how impressed they were by the quality of the band and so many guests have come back saying how great you were.The pre-information gives you plenty of options of lineup and allows you to tailor your song choice - the range of genres these guys can do is very impressive. They also know how to take a song list and use it to work the audience. That day was the best day of my life, and you guys played an important part of that. If you book these guys, you will not be disappointed!"

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"Benga was the perfect addition to my 40 birthday party. Their energy was incredible, and they really got everyone involved. They even learned a few of my favorite songs for the occasion. My guests are still raving about them! - Lisa "

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"We couldn’t be happier with our decision. From the very first contact, Chiara and Angelo were professional and attentive, helping us create the perfect soundtrack for our special day. Their repertoire, a mix of classics and modern hits, created the perfect atmosphere never overpowering but always enhancing the experience. Many of our guests complimented us on the music choice. If you’re looking for an elegant and engaging duo "Just the Two of Us" is an excellent choice! "

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