Tom Seals & Harry Greene "heart & Soul" at The Boston Room, George IV

A special night of soul drenched jazz and blues grooves from these two master musicians with Tom on vocals and keys and Harry on saxophone and guitar. Fresh from his sell-out “Let The Good Times Roll” tour, Tom Seals’ virtuoso playing and distinctive soul edged vocals have industry insiders hailing him as the UK’s finest boogie-woogie pianist/vocalist to appear on the world scene.

Tom has worked with such luminaries as Jools Holland …..“An extraordinary young talent with a fantastic feel and voice …….” Jamie Cullum, Gregory Porter and Dame Cleo Lane to name but a few as well as performing across the world at international festivals such as Montreux Jazz and Glastonbury and in top venues such as New York’s Birdland Jazz Club....

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A special night of soul drenched jazz and blues grooves from these two master musicians with Tom on vocals and keys and Harry on saxophone and guitar. Fresh from his sell-out “Let The Good Times Roll” tour, Tom Seals’ virtuoso playing and distinctive soul edged vocals have industry insiders hailing him as the UK’s finest boogie-woogie pianist/vocalist to appear on the world scene.

Tom has worked with such luminaries as Jools Holland …..“An extraordinary young talent with a fantastic feel and voice …….” Jamie Cullum, Gregory Porter and Dame Cleo Lane to name but a few as well as performing across the world at international festivals such as Montreux Jazz and Glastonbury and in top venues such as New York’s Birdland Jazz Club.
A recent graduate from the Royal Academy of Music Jazz Course, saxophonist and guitarist Harry Greene has performed alongside Mica Paris, Cory Wong and Marva King (ex-Prince + NPG member) as well as regularly sharing the stage with many of the country’s most esteemed and respected jazz musicians and fronting his own Quintet, which recently enjoyed a debut sold-out show at Soho’s Pizza Express Jazz Club. Aside from Harry's performing career he is also an in-demand composer and arranger in his own right. 7.30pm

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