The room picks up pace as Fried Out Kombi brings brisk rock songs from the sixties through the nineties and beyond. This duo is Geoff Hutton on lead voice and rhythm guitar with Mark Andrews on lead and rhythm guitar. Mark also contributes backing vocals and occasionally adds harmonica to the sound. Weddings are among the occasions the pair plays, making their compact guitar led rock format a direct option for the celebration. The blend of two guitars, two voices and occasional harmonica is the clearest picture of what they bring.
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Songs Fried Out Kombi can play
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SONG S FROM MANY DECADES,,Day After DayStreets of Your TownSolid Rock-GOANNAWhy Does It Rain on MeFirewood & CandlesHonky Tonk Woman*Hero’s - David BowieI Won’t Back Down Marseilles*Under the Milky WayDown Under* Lonely BoyChasing Cars-Snow PatrolGirls on The AvenueBeat It – Jack’oMary Janes Last Dance Alone With You*Running Down a DreamDriving My Life AwayTo Her Door*All Right Now - FreeI’m A BelieverOh No Not You AgainMoney For Nothing*You Got It – RoyHot Love - T Rex Unguarded MomentFolsom Prison Father’s DayThe Boys Light Up*The Breakup Song* Green LimousineGood Times - GURUSYour Arms Around Me1000 Miles AwayNo Secrets – The AngelsBaby I Love Your WayAlmost With YouYou Wreck MeFree FallingLeaps N BoundsLong Way to The Top*Fortunate Son*Just Like Fire Would*Physco Killer*How To Make Gravy Sweet CarolineEver Gonna See Your Face*
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What to expect
Up-tempo rock, with the tempo doing most of the work. Geoff Hutton sings and plays rhythm guitar, Mark Andrews takes lead and backing vocals and pulls out a harmonica now and then, and between them they run through the hits of the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and the years since. It suits a pub night, a private party, a club, a festival, a wedding or a corporate function equally well, because the material is familiar enough that people react to it straight away.