Annual outing at Ian & Moi's fabulous venue up in the Akatarawas, they will play, we will play, Wayne will play, we all play together, eat BBQ, drink stuff, tell lies, wish each other Happy New Year and fall down the hill. Early start thank the bejesus, 2.00pm, Moi makes lovely bread & salad, you bring meat for… Read More »
Sensible cos it's 5.00-8.00pm. Featuring sensible musicians Anje Glindemann, Jeremy Fleming, Kirsten London, Andrew London, Brian Omundsen & Wayne Mason. Includes Mike's magnificent buffet and worth the ticket price of $80.00 on its own, which means you get the band FREE!!. We usually include repertoire by musicians who've died during the year (I know it sounds slightly morbid… Read More »
Eat, drink, lounge , watch boats sail around, listen to me & Loopy locked in struggle for dominance.
After quite a hiatus, glad to be back playing our favourite covers & standards with Jeremy Fleming helping out on the hard ones.
In the sun with cool beverages and yummy kai.
with a 1920s speakeasy theme, guest sax player James Tait Jamieson. Book at Whanganui Riverboats website.
for a 1950s-themed two hour party - Chuck berry, Elvis, Buddy Holly and the Overlays anyone? Sax player Brian Omundsen will join us. Details on the Waimarie website
The band started here in Paekakariki in 2004 with Colleen (Dolly) Trenwith, Dave (Dogs) Berry, James (Jimmy Ray) Cameron, Evan Williams (Donny Ruckus) and Andrew (Lucky) London. Three original members continue, augmented by Wayne Mason (keys) to celebrate 20 years of stopping' cattle. Tix on Eventfinda
at fabulous Heritage House in Whanganui. Featuring the vocal finesse of chanteuse April Phillips, saxophone and crooning from James Tait Jamieson. drums Michael Franklin-Brown, and Andrew & Kirsten. Favourite standards from the jazz era like Putting' on The Ritz, Mack The Knife, Sweet Georgia Brown and many more. Call Murray to book on 0274429825 or follow this link.… Read More »
Songs of middle aged confusion, subversive satire in a scintillating swing style. Andrew and Kirsten London with a Hofner guitar each, he venting and she prompting and counselling.
