Performance

Venue	Crazy Coqs Cabaret
	Also: Brasserie Zedel
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	5th January 2018
To	5th January 2018
When	21:15
Crazy Coqs Cabaret (V01613972150)
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Date of change: 19 Dec 17 - T482448910

The Tom Seals Trio

Work:: The Tom Seals Trio (S89537377)

Fresh from his sell-out Let the Good Times Roll Tour - Tom Seals, who is "quite possibly the future of Jazz/Pop", literally has the world at his fingertips.

Production:: (T482448910)

Having recently appeared at Montreux Jazz Festival, Birdland Jazz Club (New York City), Orange Peel (Hong Kong) and North Sea Jazz Club (Amsterdam), The Tom Seals Trio make their debut at Live At Z?del. Seals is 23 years old and a fresh musical powerhouse of the piano. His excellent improvisation skills as well as a distinctive voice have left top industry officials hailing him as one of the UK's finest piano/ vocalists. He appeared at Cheltenham Jazz Festivals' Gregory Porter and friends and was invited by Jamie Cullum to perform an impromptu 4 hand-1 piano version of Route 66 on his regional radio tour.

Performer	Tom Seals
Performer	Joel Barford (drums)
Performer	Roger Innis (bass)

Listing:: L75015392

Production details

Having recently appeared at Montreux Jazz Festival, Birdland Jazz Club (New York City), Orange Peel (Hong Kong) and North Sea Jazz Club (Amsterdam), The Tom Seals Trio make their debut at Live At Z?del. Seals is 23 years old and a fresh musical powerhouse of the piano. His excellent improvisation skills as well as a distinctive voice have left top industry officials hailing him as one of the UK's finest piano/ vocalists. He appeared at Cheltenham Jazz Festivals' Gregory Porter and friends and was invited by Jamie Cullum to perform an impromptu 4 hand-1 piano version of Route 66 on his regional radio tour.

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