Conversation can keep flowing while Bourbon & Steel bring bluesy vocals, acoustic guitar and light percussion into the room. Cam and Trev have decades of live experience between them, and now perform from their home on the Mornington Peninsula. Their nostalgic repertoire travels from the sixties through to the two thousands, giving several generations at a wedding something familiar to catch. The music begins with an easy blues influence and can build towards a more upbeat finish as the mood changes. The loveliest place for that arc is a long lunch, an afternoon gathering or the early part of dinner.
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What it costs
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Songs Bourbon & Steel can play
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Across the universe - BeatlesAfter Midnight –Eric ClaptonAnd many more as well which are not listed as we are continually adding new songs to our lists every weekAngel from Montgomery – John PineAngie - StonesBefore you accuse me - StdBlack dog blues – Russell MorrisBlackbird - BeatlesBorn on the Bayou - CCRBow River - ChiselBring it on home to me – sam cookeCome together - BeatlesCopperhead Road – Steve EarlDrift Away – dobie grayDumb things – Paul KellyEight days a week - BeatlesFather and son - Cat StevensFever - StdFly me to the moon - StdFor no one - BeatlesFour strong winds – Neil YoungHelping Hand – Screaming JetsHere comes the sun - BeatlesHere there and everywhere - BeatlesHush – Russell MorrisI won’t back down – Tom PettyJeepers Creepers - StdThe Joker – Steve MillerKarma police - RadioheadLay lady lay – Bob DylanLearning to fly – Tom PettyLet her cry – Hootie and the BlowfishThe letter – Joe CockerMary Janes last dance – Tom PettyMr Bo jangles - stdNever tear us apart - InxsNorwegian wood - BeatlesOne after 909 - BeatlesOverkill – Men at WorkRevolution - BeatlesRocky Raccoon - BeatlesShooting star – Bad CompanySing - TravisSister golden hair - AmericaStormy Monday - StdStrange Brew - CreamStreets of London - stdSweet home Chicago - StdSweet Virginia – stonesTennessee whisky – chris stapletonThat’s the Way – Led ZeppelinThrow arms around me – Hunter and CollectorsTicket to ride - BeatlesTurn The Page – Bob segerUp on the roof – Carol KingWagon Wheel - DariusWalking Blues - stdWay out west - dingosThe weight – The BandWhen the cookie jar is empty – Michael FranksWhiter shade of pale – procul haremWild World - Cat StevensWorking class hero – John LennonYear of the cat – Al StewartYour time is gonna come – Led ZeppelinYou’ve got to hide your love away - Beatles
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What to expect
Cam and Trev have between them somewhere near forty years of pubs, clubs and festivals across Melbourne, Gippsland and the Mornington Peninsula, and Bourbon & Steel is what that experience settles into. Bluesy vocals, acoustic guitar, a bit of percussion behind it, and a nostalgic run of songs from the 1960s through the 2000s. It suits a lunch, an afternoon or an early dinner crowd best. All ages find something they know, and nobody has to shout over it.
On the day
The standard Bourbon & Steel booking is three sets of 45 minutes using the venue's in-house PA, with refreshments for the two of them. Power supply is the one thing that has to be there. Where a venue has no PA of its own, they can supply and set up their own instead. Flag that in your enquiry so it's arranged rather than discovered on the day.