Original music sits beside Motown and soul covers in Slow Cooker R&B, giving your wedding a mix of personal writing and earlier dance traditions. The trio draws on the fifties, sixties and seventies, with jazz and blues also part of the musical approach. A duo is possible for a smaller gathering, and you can discuss expanding the band to four, with saxophone among the suggested additions. A promising choice for couples who want soul and rhythm central to the reception, while keeping space to hear some of the group's own music alongside the covers.
See Slow Cooker R&B play
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What it costs
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Songs Slow Cooker R&B can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough -Ain’t no Sunshine - Bill WithersAngel from Montgomery - Bonnie RaitBig ole Jet AirlinerBorn Under A Bad Sign - Freddy KingChain of Fools - ArethaFeeling Alright - Joe CockerHeard it through the GrapevineHold on I’m Comin - Sam & DaveLight My Fire - The DoorsMotorcycle Mamma - Neil YoungNeed you Tonight - Bonnie RaitPeople Get Ready - Joss StoneSunshine of your Love - CreamThrill has Gone - BB KingTore Down - Freddy KingUse Me - Bill WithersYour No Good - Linda Rondstadt
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What to expect
Three players who watch the room and adjust. Slow Cooker R&B know the difference between background music over drinks and a set that's meant to fill a floor, and they play the night accordingly. Motown, Aretha, Bill Withers, BB King, plus jazz standards when the volume needs to come down. Over 200 songs to draw on, so the running order isn't locked in advance. If you want more front line, a sax or a harp player joins and it becomes a four piece.
On the day
The trio arrives with its own instruments and its own PA, so your venue doesn't need to supply sound. If the room already has a system, or the venue has particular rules about what can be plugged in where, tell them when you enquire and they'll work to it. Easiest thing you can do is confirm early who is supplying what, because that changes how much they load in.
Performance options
Three players is the standard shape. Add a sax or a harp and you've got a four piece with more punch across the front. Going the other way, they'll strip back to a duo, which suits a smaller room or a function where a full band would swamp the space. Distance to the venue and how long you want them playing both feed into the shape of the booking, so mention both when you get in touch.