
Janie also sang and
brought the house down with her amazing voice and delightful style. A
treat for all of us.
Other performers were
the fantastic Tom Townsend, born and bred in Scarborough, influenced greatly be
Sir Alan and much talented blues/folk singer.
David Newton - voted best
jazz pianist for the 10th time in 2011.
Steve Phillips and the Rough Diamonds.
Steve and the band`s latest critically acclaimed album, North Country Blues
(2013) features a number of self-penned songs.
Peter Cropper, Benjamin Nabarro and Martin Cropper - a more accomplished trio of chamber music
musicians would be hard to find, totally world class in every respect - the
atmosphere in the theatre was such that you could hear a pin drop - truly
wonderful.
David Newton and John Pearce - Jazz musician, was something to be believed. John playing violin
accompanied David on the piano and with such skill, precision and passion was
out of this world.
Lastly, our own
wonderfully talented Director of Scarborough Spa Orchestra played for the SJT
Quirky Choir who ended the show with two songs and then the choir and audience
joined together in singing Happy Birthday to Sir Alan. A memorable and
historic night as to have such diverse and talented musicians and performers
together in one place, would be hard to repeat. It could only happen at
the SJT. Fabulous.
To have Janie Dee stay with us at Tall Storeys was the icing on the cake!
To have Janie Dee stay with us at Tall Storeys was the icing on the cake!
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