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Room 301 Sessions

by George Washingmachine Quartet

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1.
My Blue Heaven 03:22 video
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2.
Krazy Kapers 04:04 video
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3.
Blues in the night 05:38
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4.
China Boy 03:16
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5.
Flamingo 03:28
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6.
Wes's Tune 02:25
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7.
Sam, Sam the vegetable man 02:27
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8.
Oriental Shuffle 04:00
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9.
Heavy date 02:57 video
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10.
In my solitude 04:24
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11.
That's a plenty 04:21
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12.
He ain't got rhythm 02:56
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about

Released to much critical acclaim the CD was recorded during the band's stay at the Miri international jazz festival in Malaysia in 2008.

Australian multi-instrumentalist George Washingmachine washes away the dust of everyday life and when it comes to knuckle-busting feats on a violin, George doesn’t play second fiddle to anyone. Washingmachine’s Stuff Smith influenced violin playing, eccentric and swinging vocals, and his great band have electrified audiences throughout Europe and Asia.
Performances in Malaysia, France, Holland, UK, Germany, Sweden, Finland, etc., and continues to appear at all the major jazz and arts festivals in Australia.

The multi-faceted Washingmachine has had a vast and varied career in the entertainment business. As a child he trained for 7 years as a classical violinist, leaving that behind to form a rhythm and blues band as guitarist, until 1984, when he moved to Sydney and started playing jazz fiddle with The Conway Brothers Hiccup Orchestra. Since that time George has performed in countless bands and productions as a musician, actor and comedian both on stage and on screen.

credits

released May 1, 2008

GEORGE WASHINGMACHINE – Violin, vocals
DAVE BLENKHORN – Guitar
DAVE KELBIE – Guitar
SEBASTIEN GIRARDOT – Double Bass

Room 301 Sessions – LJCD08
Recorded in Room 301, Parkcity Everly hotel, May 2007

Engineered by George Washingmachine
Mixed and mastered by Dave Kelbie and Dylan Fowler at Stiwdio Felin Fach, Abergavenny UK

© & P 2007 Lejazzetal Records
Produced by Lejazzetal Records, London
Package design & artwork by Dave Kelbie
assisted by Kathryn at Prestset – prestset.co.uk
Package production by Lejazzetal
Manufactured in the EU by The Digital Audio Co
www.the-digital-audio.co.uk

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George Washingmachine Quartet Sydney, Australia

Australian multi-instrumentalist George Washingmachine washes away the dust of everyday life. When it comes to knuckle- busting feats on a violin, George doesn’t play second fiddle to anyone. Washingmachine’s Stuff Smith influenced violin playing, eccentric and swinging vocals, and his great band have electrified audiences throughout Europe and Asia. ... more

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