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Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club (London)Newest Review: ... so even having room for your knees was a bit of a struggle at some times. At first we assumed that this was because we were squashed in next to the stage, but we moved seats before the second set, and that wasn't really any better. The seats weren't especially comfortable, we first sat on what looked like basic kitchen chairs. After two or three hours, my backside was suffering rather, and ... more |
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My husband is a fan of jazz, and plays the saxophone too, so for Christmas I booked him (and me) a night out at Ronnie Scott's jazz club in central London. After all, it's best to buy Christmas presents for other people that you'll get the benefit from too, right?! The date I chose (14 January) featured a jazz saxophonist plus a support act consisting of a jazz singer and backing band. Neither of us are particular fans of jazz singing, but despite that we had a great time. I'd had to give a time to the venue when I booked the tickets, which cost £25 each - this was the latest time we would arrive by, and if we weren't there around 30 minutes after ... Read the complete review
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