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Tom Langham's Hot Fingers - Sunday 2nd February at 7.30 - Studland Village Hall

Tom Langham's Hot Fingers - Sunday 2nd February at 7.30 - Studland Village Hall
 
Back by huge popular demand, Hot Fingers welcome you to an eclectic mix of vintage acoustic string music. On this journey they visit the hot jazz of 1920's New York and sophisticated 1930's Swing, including references to the king of gypsy swing, Django Reinhardt. This is mixed with vocals of song-writing greats such as Cole Porter and Irving Berlin, as well as novelty features from the likes of Cliff 'Ukulele Ike' Edwards.

Tom 'Spats' Langham has crooned his way around the world with bands such as the 'Pasadena Roof Orchestra' and has several times sold out venues on the Artsreach circuit.

Although just a trio, the band can be seen removing three guitars, a double bass, a sousaphone, a banjo, a mandolin, two ukuleles, a clarinet, a tuba, and a pair of castanets from the band van. Expect an evening of fabulous entertainment!
 
More on their website: hotfingers.co.uk
 
TICKETS £8 NOW ON SALE FROM STUDLAND STORES 01929 450204
 
Book soon - based on their last visit to Studland in 2008 demand for tickets is bound to be high.
 
Stephen Yeoman
on behalf of Studland Village Hall