Music@ StreetMarket presents 

CLAYTON DOLEY BAND
  
Soul    Funk    R&B   Hammond Organ virtuoso

 SAT 8th FEB  :  7.30 pm    2020

Book for Dinner Settings for Music of 6 or 7pm
 - PLEASE RING to confirm your dinner sitting time
 on 8540 5535
 If you are late for your booking this may impact the music performance time

capacity 70

MUSIC@ STREETMARKET
 Upstairs - 116 Willoughby Road, 
 Crows Nest NSW 2065 

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Music@ StreetMarket presents

The Clayton Doley Band
SAT 8th FEB   :  7.30pm            
           
An epic new Organ Trio project from the mind of Clayton Doley (Mighty Reapers, The Hands, Renee Geyer) Inspired by the 60's Soul-Jazz Boogaloo movement, Clayton will delve into quirky blues and soul originals as well as some classic Jazz and Blues standards that will have you groovin' in your chair or up and dancing to their soulful organic sounds. Prepare to be dazzled!

"Clayton Doley understands the groove to a T - Booker T., that is"
Steve Leggett - All Music (USA)

"Doley matches his rock-solid chops with sophisticated songwriting and wraps a class-act production around it"
Duane Verth - Roots Music Report (USA)

"Clayton's material is everything from amazing in a traditional sense to outright mind-blowing"
Bill Wilson - Reflections in Blue (USA)

"If you're a fan of the Hammond Organ, then you need to become a fan of Clayton Doley. He's totally mastered the instrument"
Peter Lauro - Mary4Music (USA)

www.claytondoley.com

Don't miss this opportunity for an up-close & personal performance!



Venue UPSTAIRS of the StreetMarket Asian Tapas Restaurant
116 Willoughby Rd Crows Nest

Capacity for this show is limited to 70
Book with Alan now!
02 8540 5535
Gen Adm $20 +bf
Music +Dinner (standard) - $55 +bf
Music +Dinner (Premium) - $65 +bf
Dinner sittings of 6 or 7pm

Street Market Asian Tapas Bar & Restaurant
Bespoke tasting dishes designed by Gastronomist, Alan Liang

Recommended as home of "The Best Ribs In Sydney"
and "The Best Tapas In Sydney" by The Urban List.
Heralded as a 'sensory celebration' by Concrete Playground, and a 'free-for-all snackfest' by Time Out