Jazz, swing and blues form Feed The Cats' sound, with singing and congas from Paul Dawber alongside guitar, saxophone, trumpet, double bass and drums. The Melbourne group originally formed in 1987 through Dawber and Shane Ryall, then reunited around the thirtieth anniversary of that beginning before returning to regular performances. For your wedding, the instrumental combination could be an appealing focus during reception drinks or a featured set, especially if you enjoy hearing both saxophone and trumpet within a jazz group. Dawber also brings a background in film, theatre and television acting to his role at the front of the band.
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What a find ‘Feed the Cats’ have been for us at Dogs Bar. They're now regulars here, usually the Sunday arvo spot. They pack the place out and the whole room is jumping along to their funky and swinging jazz. Magnificent band. Thanks Gavan and Sonya
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