Organ led jazz, funk and blues is the sound you can expect from Two UnORGANised, with original music and a smaller selection of covers. The group can perform as a two or three piece, giving you a choice of formats while keeping that organ group identity at the centre. For your wedding, the appeal is a clear musical direction, particularly if you would enjoy hearing their own material alongside the covers during the celebration. The reception drinks would be an inviting point for this music, with your guests gathered together and the jazz, funk and blues setting the character of that part of the day.
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Three sets, fifty minutes each, of jazz, funk and blues from an organ group. Most of the material is their own writing with a few covers folded in, so it isn't a night of the same standards you've heard at every other function. Two or three players depending on the booking.
They turn up with everything. And more usefully, they can supply their own power if the site hasn't got any, which opens up locations that would normally rule a band out. Paddocks, back lawns, anywhere a lead won't reach. Worth mentioning when you enquire if the spot you have in mind is off-grid.
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