Guitar, tenor saxophone and two voices give this Northern Beaches duo a warm acoustic blend for a wedding. Keff McCulloch handles guitar and vocals while Bill Pfeifer adds saxophone and singing. The Northern Beaches duo moves through pop, jazz, Latin, soul and blues from earlier songs to current material. Their chilled approach places them naturally around wedding drinks or dinner, where music can colour the room without demanding every eye. This suits a couple who want two voices and the contrast of guitar and saxophone across an easygoing repertoire spanning several eras.
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Guitar, saxophone and two voices, working through pop, jazz, Latin, soul and blues. The songs reach back to standards from decades ago and come forward to things you'd hear on the radio now. It is a relaxed set by design, pitched at a level where people can still talk over dinner, which is why it suits cafes, restaurants and clubs. Weddings and corporate functions get the same treatment. Nobody is being asked to dance. The music sits under the room and holds it together.
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