Zoltan Sagi
Cool, sophisticated jazz for all occasions - a perfect accompaniment to your wedding, anniversary or birthday celebration. Ideal for a jazz concert - Zoltan's quartet can be augmented, if required, by a vocalist or what about 'Two Tenors' for that big West Coast sound of the 40's and 50's.
Zoltan has made numerous CD's, and other recordings as a freelance session musician and has also worked with some of the finest jazz musicians in the world such as Earl Warren, Benny Waters, Kenny Davern, Bob Wilber, Humphrey Lyttleton, Roy Williams, Bruce Turner and Marty Grosz. He is currently with the Big Chris Barber Band. Zoltan’s quartet consists of musicians with equally high credentials and is drawn from, amongst others, Paul Sawtell or Mike Graver on piano, Bill Coleman or Dave Green on bass, Nick Millward or John Sutton on drums.
John Hallam
John is a versatile musician on clarinet, flute and saxophone, his fluent and sensitive playing style makes him a firm favourite with audiences.
Over the years he has played with some of the finest jazz musicians in the world such as Benny Carter, Clark Terry, Randy Sandke, Howard Alden, Humphrey Lyttelton, George Chisholm, Kenny Baker, Roy Williams and Alan Barnes. John has recorded many CDs, and is equally at home playing with his own Jazztet or guesting with other ensembles.
Louise Parker Growing up in a house filled with music, from the folk, calypso and opera enjoyed by herJamaican born mother to the trad, swing and be-bop from her jazz-obsessed father, vocalist Louise Parker, aptly named after LouisArmstrong, was born to create the sort of soulful sound that is earning her a great reputation in the jazz world.
A big hit on the festival circuit and a regular on Radio 2’s Best of Jazz, Louise Parker is a powerful live performer and a skilful interpreter of swing, blues and gospel classics. She commits to each song with thewarmth, spirit and passion of the great jazz divas.
Whether performing with her own Louise Parker Trio or with other notable jazz musicians such as BBC Jazz Award winner, saxophonist Alan Barnes, Louise Parker is not to be missed.
Take 4 Performing the soothing sounds from yesteryear. The Take 4 quartet perform variations on standard melodies & tunes that graced the 20th Century. Perfect for dining, dancing, weddings, receptions and parties.
The Jazz Friends The Jazz Friends specialise in lively, always swinging jazz. Within this framework also reside the sounds of Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington and Count Basie making the band ideal for concerts, clubs, dances, festivals, riverboat shuffles or indeed functions where happy, lively music is required. Whilst concentrating on the jazz sounds of the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's, the Jazz Friends do not resign themselves to re-runs of 'golden oldies' and can combine their traditional repertoire with more contemporary blues material, mainstream or even Dixieland. Below is a small selection of some of the styles the Jazz Friends can lend themselves to.
Zoltan Sagi
'Til There Was You (
Zoltan plus Guitar)
Lullaby Of Birdland
At Last
No Moon At All (Two Tenors)
John Hallam
Have You Met MIss Jones
Pee Wee Blues
Sideways (Two Tenors)
A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square
Louise Parker
Love Me Or Leave Me
Round Midnight
Take 4
Stranger On The Shore
Hawaii 5-0
Coming Home Baby
The Jazz Friends
Harlem Bound
Jeepers Creepers
The Gift Of Love
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Zoltan Sagi 
Performing the soothing sounds from yesteryear. The Take 4 quartet perform variations on standard melodies & tunes that graced the 20th Century. Perfect for dining, dancing, weddings, receptions and parties.
The Jazz Friends specialise in lively, always swinging jazz. Within this framework also reside the sounds of Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington and Count Basie making the band ideal for concerts, clubs, dances, festivals, riverboat shuffles or indeed functions where happy, lively music is required. Whilst concentrating on the jazz sounds of the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's, the Jazz Friends do not resign themselves to re-runs of 'golden oldies' and can combine their traditional repertoire with more contemporary blues material, mainstream or even Dixieland. Below is a small selection of some of the styles the Jazz Friends can lend themselves to.