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"Thank you the distance for last night, all our guests were made up that we booked you to play at our wedding. You both have fantastic music and your voices are amazing, will be booking again! - Paul & Katie"
Paul Hopkins

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"Quality entertainer with a wide range of music. Will be booked again."
Sam Best (Crossley club lightwater)

Reply by Denis Cook
Thanks Sam … I enjoyed the afternoon very much and look forward to seeing you all again Denis


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"We hired Drew to play at our wedding this past fall. We met Drew previously from the Harris Teeter Tavern in Nexton. Every time he played there, he had us singing along. He is an awesome guitarist and also a great harmonica player too. His voice accompanies many songs perfectly and even better when he pulls out the harmonica. If you like a wide range of music from new or old I recommend hiring him for your next event. You and your guests won’t be disappointed!"
Andrew W. (Wedding Event)

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"Brilliant night at the Brewery Tap. (Long may it survive). And long may Harmonica Lewinsky and his musical colleagues survive. Chas and Dave's Margate had the whole pub rockin' and almost rollin, The mixture of Cockney and Elvis (Costello and Presley) went down a treat. A great night was had by all."
John Kelleher (punter at the Brewery Tap, Brentford)

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"Before seeing this show I had heard many rumours about Harmonica Lewinsky, whose background was shrouded in mystery, although I believe he learned his harmonica skills in the Deep South in the deltas of Harrow on the Hill under the tutelage of Blind Les Battersby. But, it was a very different character to the one I expected who performed at the posh Victoria pub in Highgate! Mr Lewinsky, looking like a cross between a rabbi and one-half of Chas 'n Dave (I'm not sure which half) appeared in cloth cap and braces and presented a highly original selection of songs, some of which rarely see the light of day. There were no predictable “Brown Eyed Girls” or “Mustang Sally’s” here: instead - a veritable feast of the unexpected - as we witnessed one man, his guitar and his trusty harps. When was the last time you heard a pub act kick off his set with Chas 'n Dave's “The Sideboard Song” and follow it with the Theme to “Top Cat” and then offerings of cheery, chirpy Cockney ditties including “Waiting At The Church,” “Maybe It's Because I'm A Londoner”, “Show Me The Way To Go Home” and Tommy Steele's “What A Mouth”? I’m guessing the answer to that question is ‘rarely’ (if ever) but the fun didn't stop there. Mr Harmonica Man is a really great entertainer and demonstrated, with great finesse, his harmonica technique on - wait for it - the Shadows' “Apache”! It was quite a feat playing the melody on the harp while strumming his guitar. ‘Harmy’, as he is known to his close friends (or 'Self-Harmy‘ to others) also tackled in the first half the theme to "The Flintstones"; Elvis Costello's catchy “Watching The Detectives” and the Cockney knees-up “I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts”. Harmy was back in terrific Pearly King form for the second half starting with “Any Old Iron” followed by a touch of the Formbys with “Leaning On A Lamppost” after which he did a ‘Donegan’ with a riotous version of “My Old Man's A Dustman” complete with enthusiastic audience participation. Mr Lewinsky has a great sense of humour, which he constantly shares with the Victoria regulars. "Here's another Cockney classic sung by a Welsh man", quipped Harmy before diving into “Delilah.” Other gems included the theme tune to ‘Match Of The Day’ (played on two harmonicas); a very funny and risque interpretation of Mike Jerome's “Sling Yer Hook”; a great version of the Small Faces' mod anthem “Lazy Sunday”; and a yahoo rendition of the old country favourite “Riders In The Sky”. After many encores Mr Lewinsky packed away his cap and braces and headed off to the Deep South (of London) for some pie and mash. The Victoria would do well to snap up Harmy for some more gigs before he hop-foots it down the Strand for a residency at the Old Bull and Bush!"
Colin Fenn, J (Victoria Pub, Highgate)

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"Doug was great craic, brought a good energy to the party and was lovely to deal with. Would recommend!"
Gary

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"The band provided a great time and a positive atmosphere! They played for 2+ hours reletnlesly. It was great to hear some of those old movie and tv series hits :)"
Karlo Maros (Club gig)

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"I'm a bit late writing this review but me and my wife had The Distance for our wedding on the 4th April, they were absolutely fantastic such a good band got everyone up and dancing. They were able to cover a wide range of songs there is something for everyone. Our 1st dance song the killers Mr brightside one word wow, prefer the distance accoustic version over the original if you need a band then book the distance you will not be disappointed."
Spencer lamb

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"You guys were fantastic ..and will always be No.1 in the charts to us...and as you can see you have gained a lot more fans...we really appreciate you stepping in like that...reading the room so well and catering for everyone tastes...we hope we get the chance to see you both again...love Frank & Angela..x..x"
Angela

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"Great night with fantastic audience. A lot of English guy dancing and singing. Will be there next year. "
Lieve (Lido di Cisano Bike Club -July 6 2023)

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"They made our wedding SO dreamy and blew us away! They deserve all the praise and recognition for their incredible talent and voices!! They made our wedding night so magical ❤️ With plenty of research, I’m so happy to have found them and picked Italy's very best! If you’re a bride or groom, trust me they are the ones❤️ Their communication and care meant everything to me as well. If you’re looking or considering beautiful live music for your wedding or any other occasion, you have to pick Loveaffaire Duo!!! Any wedding party to have them will be lucky! Best decision ever :) thank you!!!"
Iri (Wedding in Como Lake)

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"We had an amazing night with the whole family. Loveaffaire Duo is the best for an amazing evening!"
Ruben (Private birthday)

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"What a cheeky knees up finish to St. George's Day. Everybody loved Harmonica Lewinsky at his best, entertaining and involving everybody in the pub. Roll on next year! Many Thanks to you Phil from all at The Magnet. Cheers"
Will , The Magnet Pub, Broadstairs (The Magnet, Broadstairs)

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"Luís was hired for a surprise proposal. He was part of the surprise and played in a chapel in Palácio da Penha in Sintra city with his harmonica and guitar. His interpretation of Bob Dylan and the Beatles' song was fantastic. The bride said yes ❤️"
Amanda (Private proposal (future wedding))

Reply by Luís Sousa
Thank you for your kind words! I am glad she said yes ?


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"Drew Marler's musical style is a homogeneous mixture of the solo troubadour sounds of Dylan, and Young, the power of Nirvana and Janes Addiction, the soul of Al Green and Marvin Gaye, the improvisation of jazz and jam, psychedelic experimentation, and intricately woven harmonies, but it is always deeply rooted with the folk, blues heritage.” ( Washington, Ga. newspaper )"
Washington, Ga Newspaper (Festival )

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