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Review 1 for P B Underground
Pete ray Biggin at his best
Jazz Cafe @
- London @
- Sun 13 Nov 2011 @
Posted 16/11/2011
by Gor42Coop
Location:Ascot
Simply great. A very tight performance by a collective of great musicians. Pete was at his best and really enjoyed himself. Well done guys, cant wait to see you again.
Jazz Cafe @
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- Sun 13 Nov 2011 @
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Review 2 for P B Underground
Mind Blowing
Jazz Cafe @
- London @
- Sun 13 Nov 2011 @
Favourite moment: Pete's intro to each song! @
Opening act(s): W3 Band @
Posted 15/11/2011
by JoolsFonty
Location:Clapham, London
The night kicked off with support act W3, they were simply awesome and showed that we have a good bunch of young talented musicians coming through the ranks. This band will be in demand!
Then for the main act! PB Underground consisted of 17 of the country's best musicians entertaining a funk thrilled crowd. Each song was superb and you could tell the band were having just as much fun and the fans.
In summary a fantastic night, I can guarantee that the next one will be a very fast sell out!
Jazz Cafe @
- London @
- Sun 13 Nov 2011 @
Favourite moment: Pete's intro to each song! @
Opening act(s): W3 Band @
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Review 3 for P B Underground
PB Underground are talented bastards
Jazz Cafe @
- London @
- Sun 13 Nov 2011 @
Favourite moment: Pete's drum solo and the song about his mate's mum! @
Posted 15/11/2011
by NickfromLondon
Location:London
Amazing gig. Dan Carpenter on Trumpet is the new Herb Alpert, Matt Cooper (one of the best pianists in the UK) pulled some amazing faces during his solos and Pete Ray Biggin is master of the drum kit. All the musicians on stage were hugely talented and the Jazz Cafe is still one of the best venues in London for intimate gigs. So glad Pete pulled this project together.
Jazz Cafe @
- London @
- Sun 13 Nov 2011 @
Favourite moment: Pete's drum solo and the song about his mate's mum! @
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