How fast a birthday arrives, and it’s mine today, with a great night out at one of London’s finest known as 32 Old Bailey with typical Romanian dishes and fine wines plus typical folkloric live music.
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It’s to do with the time when I was madly in love with this guy who lived in London. The problem was – I lived in Lancashire, so every time I came to see him in London I had to travel on the Underground to get to him. You can imagince the sheer excitement coming up – it seemed the train was travelling at snail speed, I couldn’t wait to meet him, anticipating the delights of the week end will be.
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I had a fatastic time recently at a Jazz Festival in my home country Romania.
I plan to create a page and more posts with pictures very soon.
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Bob is a first class cocktail Pianist, he brings an added charm to the old standards with his soft voice.
He is very adatable, classics, soul, show time, jazz and blues. Bob has become a frequent accompianist at London singer night clubs and is also very happy to sing himself.
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9th of January 2007 – Singer’s Night at Nelson, an Italian restaurant in Warren Sttreet. What a way to start the New Year!
Organised by a fine lady of the jazz music, Chris Legee, the Singers’ Night has been the place where I can say that my jazz family is. I know everybody, they like me, I like them and what greater way to water down those nerves than singing in front of a sympathetic audience of smiling faces and good cheers at the end?
Way back in 1998, I met Chris at Goldsmith College where we both attended a singing class run by Bertrand Quintart who introduced us to the joys of the Alexander technique. Chris invited me to come to the open mic she organised at a dainty little club called Tatty Boogle, where the likes of Anita Wardell and Ian Shaw were the guests of honour. More on Singer’s Night in January
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