Funky Do-Da's

$3,500-$5,000
Australia - NSW
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Since 1992, This premier music combo has etched a distinguished career in the Australian music and entertainment industries, attaining national recognition in the fields of corporate events, festival jazz, as recording artists and society functions.
Past credentials include performances for Prime Ministers, corporate industry leaders, sporting personalities, and over 1,000 private engagements.

Growing up with music of the sixties and seventies, combined with the consuming passion for jazz has created a product whose versatility has touched and entertained listeners of all ages and music tastes.
3 Examples of the diverse appeal are:-


  • Jazz in the vines - To audience of 8,000 Jazz nuts


  • Funky pop at Sydney's prestigeous Queen Victoria Building


  • Cocktail music at the museum of contemporary arts.
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