A production of Once the Musical put these two in the same cast, and they've been singing together ever since, both in the a cappella cabaret outfit Ginger and Tonic and in this acoustic covers duo. Lisa Hanley brings music theatre, Jane Patterson brings classical violin training, and the result is a pop duo built on soulful harmonies with a violin line running through it. Over five hours of material, most of it pop and classics stretching from the sixties to now, plenty of it rearranged for guitar, violin and two voices. Aretha, Amy Winehouse, Carole King, Crowded House, Coldplay, the Beatles. People dance to it, but it also sits well at the classier, more laid back end of an evening. Melbourne based. They bring the sound gear for small to large venues, and just need a power socket and a flat dry spot.
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Songs Jane and Lisa can play
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Example Songs from our setsI Say A Little Prayer - Aretha FranklinRespect - Aretha FranklinNew york - Alicia KeysYou know that I’m no good - Amy WinehouseValerie - Amy WinehouseSend my love to your new lover - AdeleAll you need is love - BeatlesAll my loving - BeatlesBlackbird - BeatlesHelp from my friends - BeatlesI want to hold your hand -BeatlesWill you still love me tomorrow -Carole KingToo late - Carole KingNatural woman - Carole KingYou’re so vain- Carly SimonCall me maybe - Carly Rae JepsenYellow- ColdplaySky full of stars - ColdplayBetter be home soon - Crowded houseDon’t dream its over - Crowded houseGirls Just Want To Have Fun - Cyndi LauperTime after time - Cyndi LauperHorses - Daryl BraithwaiteJolene - Dolly PartonDream a little dream - Doris DaySon of a preacher man - Dusty SpringfieldWalk on by - Dusty SpringfieldWalking on a dream - Empire of the SunExe’s and Oh’s - Elle KingTiny dancer - Elton JohnYour Song - Elton JohnThinking out loud - Ed SheeranCastle on the Hill - Ed SheeranGalway Girl - Ed SheeranPhotograph - Ed SheeranSongbird - Eva cassidyDreams - Fleetwood MacGo your own way - Fleetwood MacRhiannon - Fleetwood MacLandslide - Fleetwood MacSeven wonders - Fleetwood MacYou Got the love - Florence and the MachineEmmylou - First Aid Kit1, 2, 3, 4, - FiestSomebody that I used to know - GotyePiece of my heart - Janis JoplinBig yellow taxi - Joni MitchellBoth sides now - Joni MitchellYou’re the voice - John FarnamI’m yours - Jason MrazI won’t give up - Jason MrazSorry - Justin BieberMirror - Justin TimberlakeCan’t stop the feeling - Justin TimberlakeWalking on sunshine - Katrina and the WavesUse somebody - Kings of LeonSomewhere only we know - KeaneMy Guy - Mary WellsHuman nature - Michael JacksonBoom Clap - Lennon and Maisy versionLove you like I’m gonna lose you- Meghan Tranter,John legendScar - Missy HigginsSteer - Missy HigginsOld man - Neil youngFeeling good - Nina SimoneFalling slowly - OnceGet Lucky - PharrellDancing on my own - RobynTracks of my tears - Smokey RobinsonKiss me - Sixpence none the richerVenus - Shocking BlueStuck in the Middle - Steelers wheelLover, lover, lover - Sonia dadaWildest dreams - Taylor SwiftYou are in love - Taylor SwiftShake it off - Taylor SwiftMy Girl - The TemptationsBe my baby - The RonettesWhat I like about you -The RomanticsHappy together -The TurtlesBe my baby -The RonettesFresh blood - The Naked and FamousI can’t feel my face - The WeekendEverybody wants to rule the world -Tears for fearsFree falling- Tom PettyHo Hey - The LumineersMoondance - Van MorrisonShut up and dance - Walk the moon
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What to expect
Over five hours of material sits behind a booking, so a long night never doubles back on itself. Mostly pop and classics reaching from the sixties through to now, with a good chunk rearranged for guitar, violin and two voices rather than played straight. People do get up and dance to it. But it also holds a quieter, more polished room without pushing. And if there's a song that matters to you, say so early and they'll look at it.
On the day
One power socket is the only thing they genuinely need from you. A flat, dry patch to stand on makes life easier, and they'll bring the sound gear themselves, scaled to the room, whether that's a small function space or something considerably bigger.
Performance options
Ceremony and canapes covers the aisle song, signing song and exit song you choose, played live, plus a 45 minute set afterwards while guests are drinking and mingling, with recorded music running beforehand as people arrive. The three hour ceremony version adds a second 45 minute set across the first part of the reception, and the first dance can go in there. For receptions, private parties and corporate work there's a two hour shape, two sets of 45 minutes, and a three hour one with three. Both of those include the first dance played live and the sound system available for speeches while they're there. Recorded music fills the breaks. Anything outside those shapes, just ask.