MMM’s The Ukes of Hazzard have been featured by event organiser Eventbrite as one ’10 Brilliant, Unusual Live Music Options for Your Event’! Alongside other acts including mexican-pop trios, close harmony girl groups and an exponent of ‘Chap Hop’, the Ukes have been recommended to make the difference at your event!
Check out the article here, and don’t delay – book the Ukes today!
This evening out Jazz Juice trio performed at the magnificent Institute of Directors on Pall Mall, London.
The chaps were there to provide background music for the annual Association of Women Chartered Secretaries summer party and networking event.
The IoD is a beautiful building, and the perfect setting for a quality evening of entertainment. It provides a fantastic backdrop to entertain clients, and the addition of a jazz combo like ours really makes a huge difference.
The guys played tunes such as Beatrice, Dolphin Dance, and A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, and it seemed to go down very well, since the loudest cheer during the Chairman’s thank you speech was received by the band!
Let us know if you would like a similar band for your event, but get in touch soon, as the boys are in high demand!
On June 20th, Donald and Gary from Jazz Juice accompanied the Dunsmore Village Hall Association as they got together to share food and drink on the longest day of the year!
The setting was a beautiful home set onto the hill side overlooking the surrounding landscape including Wendover Woods as the sun came down. It was fantastic, and the music accompanied the setting beautifully.
The guys played tunes including All the Things You Are, Bewitched, April in Paris, and the Girl From Ipanema, some of which were caught on film – coming soon!
Stay tuned for updates over the next few weeks as Don, Gary and the boys are very busy with lots of great events! See you there!
Tuesday 21st of April will be a day that Alex and Lucy never forget! They got married on a beautiful, sunny day, and had their reception at a pub in a small village in Northampton, where the narrow roads are flanked by thatched cottages.
We were booked to play for a 4hr stint on their big day, and were to be found performing inside the pub in the event of rain. Fortunately, this never came, so it was under the gazebo we went. Even the canvas couldn’t protect us from the warmth of the sun, as it travelled directly over the top of us, and managed to give us a bit of colour as it poked it’s way through underneath the canopy!
It was a privilege to play for Alex and Lucy, and we were able to play a number of their favourite tunes, including a few made famous by ol’ blue eyes, Frank Sinatra. We even had young Toby (a nephew who happened to have his trumpet in the car!) come up and play a few tunes with us! He did fantastically and has a bright future ahead of him.
The feedback all-round was wonderful, and it’s with much anticipation that I look forward to the next JJ performance, less than two weeks away!
