We had a fantastic time playing at Round Midnight a couple of weeks ago. We just haven’t had the chance to share before due to holidays.<\/p>\n
We think this was one of our best ever gigs. It was certainly one of our longest at about two and a half hours of music.<\/p>\n
This is what we played – though not quite in the order below as we swapped a few things around.<\/p>\n
First set<\/strong> <\/td>\n| Second set<\/strong> <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Chinatown | \nGuns of Navarone \nLatin goes ska \nDouble barrel \nMood for love \nYou’re wondering now \nEastern standard time \nAlley cat ska \nMan in the street \nMambo number 5 \nFly me to the moon \nCan’t get you out … \nEnola gay \nPrice tag<\/td>\n James bond | \nWork song \nSkaravan \nTiptoe \n10 out of 10 \n99 red balloons \nTainted love \nRudy a message to you \nTequila \nMy boy lollipop \nMonkey man \nBaggy trousers \nIsraelites \nNight boat to Cairo \nGangsters \nChinatown<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n It was the first time that we have ever played Mambo Number Five – one of the key hits in the 1960s mambo craze from Perez Prado. Most people are now much more familiar with the Lou Bega song, but we went back to the original instrumental for our instrumental version.<\/p>\n There’s a short video of Gangsters that Round Midnight uploaded to Facebook. You can see that on our Facebook page<\/a>.<\/p>\n And here are a few photos we took from the stage. |