Thursday, November 01, 2007

Jazz up your Sundays


Thursday 01 November 07

Musicians in front of the Eros statue Smooth
The National Conservation Centre was swinging when I popped in this morning. Musicians were tuning up ready for the launch of Sunday Jazz our smooth new musical offering. Representatives from TONY! TONY! TONY! and the Martin Smith quartet were checking out CafĂ© Eros where they will be performing live jazz sets on Sundays from 12-3pm. I was treated to a couple of impromptu numbers and I think their cool jazz classics are perfect for soothing away any Saturday night induced fevers and trust me their Latino rhythms will get you dancing your way into next week. Apologies to Monday morning passengers on the Northern Line, there's a good chance I may be Jitterbugging down the aisles for the next few weeks.

Posted by Angela | 01/11/2007 16:05   | Comments [0]

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