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What people say

“We loved them and the audience loved them as well! They are slick, polished, professional and their enthusiasm and the love of what they do brings out the absolute best in their music. The unusual mixture of clarinet and guitar works beautifully as well. Can’t wait for them to come back!” (Andrew Wild, Raising the Rafters Folk Club)

“Like walking into a New Orleans Jazz bar.” (Enthusiastic if well-oiled guy at Sheffield Tramlines Festival)

“They are bloody good. Last Thursday, they regaled us with renditions of songs ranging from the traditional, through Jazz to Radio 2 (before us young-uns took over) all delivered in great style with Karen Hisom’s clarinet playing complementing Chris Rust’s singing.” (Steve Cooper, Crookes Folk Club)

“Break a Leg – thanks so much!! You were brilliant fun at Tales and tunes on Friday night in Edale – the busiest we’ve been so thanks for pulling in a crowd! Lots of laughter, awesome playing from your one woman orchestra, Karen… top choice of tunes and overall a brilliant night! Thanks again,” (Jenny Gerrans, National Trust)

“Brilliant set – something very different and enjoyable. Thanks once again” (Wadsley Arts Festival)

“Heard these guys the other night do ‘Harriet Quimby’ lovely song lovely arrangement, want to hear more from them….” (Tony Milam, Sheffield)

“Enjoyed your spot last night. Original, polished, fun” (Alan Cranswick, Mexborough)

“Carrickfergus needs a high degree of vocal accuracy and I think you delivered that well. A sensitive performance with good dynamic and first class accompaniment on the clarinet. ” (Keith Brown, Morley Folk Club)

“A lovely pairing…mellow and melodic” (Susanna Grace, Sheffield)

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