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"Well Tony, you did it again. You had the room in your hands. You are a FANTASTIC performer. Never once did you stop singing all night. Tony, like Arnie said, You Will Be Back! "
Derek Butlin (Druids Heath Golf Club)

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"Absolutely amazing!!! Thank you SO much to Paul for helping make our wedding so special, he was phenomenal! 🤩 👏🏼 "
Nicole Trotter (Wedding)

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"Jazz Centrale made our garden party unforgettable! It felt like we were on vacation with all our friends and family, and had stumbled upon a cozy, lit square under the trees at a jazz festival. First instrumental, and later in the evening, SaraLee joined us. An unforgettable evening, and I highly recommend letting these fantastic musicians enhance your experience."
Milou (Wedding)

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"Ms Cindy and group is such an amazing group of young people. Ms Cindy sang at my 66 Birthday celebration dinner. O my Goodness there was many eyes filled with tears as she sang one of my favorite songs . Also Ms Cindy and group sang heart felt songs at The Women's Service in Rocky Mount that had many on their feet in praises. Thanks do much Ms Cindy and group for being in our lives. We love and appreciate you and your group. Can't wait for your next Service. Many Blessings Dr Gladys Arrington Ellis "
Dr. Gladys Arrington Ellis (Good Shepherd Home Health Care Inc.)

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"I found Darren to be thoroughly professional from the moment we agreed the booking. He was prompt with interchanges of email, volunteered help in setting up our own interval music, and extended his agreed performance times, clearly enjoying his role. His performance, presentation sound and lighting equipment were all first class. Excellent interpretation of famous Sinatra and Darrin songs. I would not hesitate to call on his services again to add class and prestige to any suitable occasion. The party was held on 27th April 2019 (10 / 10) trevor curtis"
Trevor Curtis (Birthday Party )

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"Excellent Performer and Businessman We had Vince performer at our festival, and he is an excellent performer and businessman. The crowd loved his performance, and his setup was so quick and easy. Would recommend to anyone needing a performer for their event!"
Joseph B. (Beach Pride Events - Culture Fest)

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"Marino and the gang were fantastic from start to finish. Extremely flexible and very easy to deal with, Marino went to every effort to organise a fantastic day & night’s entertainment for us including organising the DJ and admin such as the music tax. The band themselves were very talented musicians; I had a couple of professional musicians as guests who both commented on how good the band were musically! The ceremony music was a lovely background to festivities, the Italian acoustic music made the drinks reception sparkle and the band played with such energy in the evening that everyone was on the dance floor all night! Brilliant selection of songs mixing traditional Italian with modern classics. All that along with some extra special touches. Very highly recommended, you won’t regret selecting the Italian Wedding Band to help celebrate your big day!"
Nick Whelan

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"Sinatra was resurected this evening in The Palacio de Congresos Theatre, Granada! A team of 22 people including a 17 piece big band, 4 actors and the sensational Martin Joseph as Frank Sinatra took to the stage to deliver Frank Sinatra's life story told in words and music. The result was a standing ovation from a spellbound audience. GRANADA HOY, GRENADA, SPAIN"
GRANADA HOY (NEWSPAPER)

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"IT WAS billed as A Night At The Musicals, and it was certainly a title which attracted a packed house to the Howden Park Centre last Friday evening when Darren Shaw and three dancers took the stage and sang and danced their hearts out. Two for the price of one took on a whole new meaning in this show in which we, the audience, were encouraged to join in with some of the well known songs. If you looked around, all you could see was a sea of smiling faces having a great time reminiscing and sharing some of their favourite moments from the musicals. This was courtesy of one very talented young man sporting a George Clooney haircut and diamond earring, some nifty costume changes, an incredible voice range and an endearing smile. Using a variety of spectacular, if sometimes dazzling lighting effects, and the obligatory dry ice creating an atmosphere that makes the singer appear suspended in clouds, the show began with a spotlight into which sauntered Mr Shaw in top hat and tails singing On The Street Where You Live, from My Fair Lady. Once again the excellent acoustics of the Brian Duguid Theatre played host to emotive, full orchestral music courtesy of impeccably timed tapes. Maybe it was just a shade loud in the first half which saw something very unusual and totally original. Everyone is familiar with The Sound of Music and the recent Connie Fisher version of The Hills are alive. Enter Darren Shaw looking splendid in lederhosen, like a denizen of Austria and straight from the Alps. To everyone's amazement and some barely concealed audience mirth, he became a soprano and made the hills come alive in his own special way. As the show progressed, the format of two songs by Mr Shaw interspersed with dance routines by the hardworking dancers began to win us over. For the first time ever, the famous duet from Grease, You're The One That I Want, was sung by Mr Shaw who performed the male and female parts. Using his falsetto voice – an attribute which was once taught in Italy in the middle ages resulting in the singers being known as castratto (please, don't ask) – Shaw sang the SuBo hit from Les Miserables as he duetted with himself in I Know Him So Well. In The Phantom of the Opera sequence he once again sang the famous duet which takes Christine, the soprano and The Phantom to perform, all by himself. As for the three dancers, two glamorous blondes and a bonny brunette, they proved their versatility by dancing a variety of styles from musical comedy to modern with a brave attempt at Irish River Dancing which drew cheers from the audience. The finale saw Shaw resplendent in a mint green sparkling shirt and matching flares with the dancers in glittering jump suits so there was no doubt that we would hear something from Mamma Mia and we certainly did. This night at the theatre was indeed a feast of tunes from the musicals which at first, thanks to Mr Shaw's dual voice, seemed a little hard to digest but soon became an acquired taste."
Beryl Beattie, News Review (Theatre )

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"Beyond expectation I read all of Ed's wonderful reviews and was expecting him to be great, but he somehow exceeded that expectation. I wish we could have Ed at every party. He was a wonderful performer and engaged an otherwise shy crowd. I would absolutely hire again and recommend highly! "
Cheir Harty (Rat Pack Tribute Show)

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"The choice of this group for an event in the square proved successful: the four musicians were able to adapt their repertoire to the needs of a heterogeneous audience, alternating engaging and well-known songs with moments of listening that totally captivated the audience. The audience applauded but also danced, letting themselves be carried away by the festive atmosphere and joining in the singing. I definitely recommend them, both for an evening of entertainment and for a real concert of the highest level."
Stefano Frosolini (Associazione Musicale VocalMente)

Reply by Barbera & Champagne
Thank you so much, Stefano, for your kind review! Looking forward to come to your place again! Carla and Officina del Malcontento


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"We have seen the Rat Pack musical twice on the big stage but this guy is THE BEST Sinatra we have seen! Brilliant!!"
Nancy Souness (Ticketed event)

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"I booked Gordon as a surprise act for our wedding at The Leapark in Grangemouth and he made our big day a day to remember. He sang the night away and catered for all ages and tastes in music. He also does a fantastic Michael Buble tribute. Numerous guests have commented on how excellent the entertainment was on the night. Gordon priced his services very fairly and was definitely worth every penny. I would highly recommend Gordon for any special occasion or celebration (10 / 10)"
Rab and Diane (Private Wedding)

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"We had a wonderful evening, you were brilliant, thanks so much"
Chelsea I (Wedding - Lanes Hotel - yeovil)

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"Efrayim Fischbacher brought the house down at Dublin clarinetWorld with a performance and volume masterclass that will live long in the memories of all who attended. At 95 years old, Fischbacher is nothing short of a living legend, and his wit, charm, and unparalleled energy made for an unforgettable experience. Known as “the world’s loudest clarinet player,” Fischbacher more than lived up to his reputation. His booming renditions of classic jazz standards filled the room with a vigor that belied his age. At one point, he even shouted his catch phrase, “Oompah!” to the delight of the audience. The masterclass itself was equal parts education and entertainment. Fischbacher peppered his teaching with captivating anecdotes from his days in the 1950s jazz scene. His tales of smoky clubs, impromptu jam sessions, and larger-than-life characters were as colorful as his clarinet playing. Despite his larger-than-life persona, Fischbacher was generous with his knowledge, sharing practical tips on controlling dynamics, enhancing tone, and, of course, projecting sound with authority. Aspiring clarinetists and seasoned musicians alike left with invaluable insights—and a newfound appreciation for the art of making a statement with volume. Efrayim Fischbacher’s appearance was a celebration of music, history, and the sheer joy of performing. His charisma and storytelling were as commanding as his playing, and his presence at clarinetWorld was a true gift to all who were lucky enough to be there. Bravo to a legend who continues to inspire across generations!"
Dermot Fitzhugh (ClarinetWorld)

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