Gill Cook & Michele Ingram Quintet "hit That Jazz Jive" at The Boston Room, George IV

Sunday Afternoon Special - Two of the UK’ most illustrious vocalists, Gill Cook, "a true communicator with a rich and characterful voice" and Michele Ingham who charms with her "honey toned vocals ' return to Chiswick along with their A-List combo in the Boston Room for this special Sunday afternoon concert. Expect an enticing mix of swinging Jazz, a soupcon of Soul, Latin rhythms and funky Blues as these two celebrated singers add an exciting twist to many of the well-known jazz and soul songs.
With their top-flight band, expertly led by the highly acclaimed pianist Meredith White, noted bassist Nick Lennister-Webster, sax supremo Ian Bailey and top drummer Jason Reeve, the show promises to be an exciting variety of old and new crossing the many boundaries of the jazz genre. Expect to enjoy such numbers as “Hit That Jive Jack”, “Dancing in the Street”, and “It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing” “I Can See Clearly Now” & Jobim’s “Agua De Beber” among others. ...

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Sunday Afternoon Special - Two of the UK’ most illustrious vocalists, Gill Cook, "a true communicator with a rich and characterful voice" and Michele Ingham who charms with her "honey toned vocals ' return to Chiswick along with their A-List combo in the Boston Room for this special Sunday afternoon concert. Expect an enticing mix of swinging Jazz, a soupcon of Soul, Latin rhythms and funky Blues as these two celebrated singers add an exciting twist to many of the well-known jazz and soul songs.
With their top-flight band, expertly led by the highly acclaimed pianist Meredith White, noted bassist Nick Lennister-Webster, sax supremo Ian Bailey and top drummer Jason Reeve, the show promises to be an exciting variety of old and new crossing the many boundaries of the jazz genre. Expect to enjoy such numbers as “Hit That Jive Jack”, “Dancing in the Street”, and “It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing” “I Can See Clearly Now” & Jobim’s “Agua De Beber” among others.

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