Musician from Perth and his slick Playboys

Adam Hall, Adam Hall and the Velvet Playboys | Mark Turner, Adam Hall and the Velvet Playboys

27-Jul-16 14:00

Musician from Perth and his slick Playboys

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Adam Hall sings and plays Trumpet, Trombone, Alto Sax, Piano, Euphonium, Mellophonium and a little bit of bass and drums for good measure. And he will show-and-tell what it means to be proficient in so many different kinds of instruments. He will be with some of his band-members, the Velvet Playboys which was formed in 2005.

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