‘Mama Used To Say’, Keep Remembering’ and ‘What Could Be Better’.About this Event
Junior first began singing in a local band at the age of 14, encouraged by the Sounds of doo-wop, early Motown, soul and reggae. Initially signed to Phonogram Records, 1982 saw Junior hit the chart heights with the infectious anthem ‘Mama Used To Say’ which became a transatlantic hit, prompting Junior’s appearance as the first black British artist on Soul Train and earning him Billboard’s ‘Best Newcomer Award’ presented by the legendary James Brown. The U.S. hit, ‘Too late’ which reached no 8 and his auspicious debut album ‘Ji’ followed. Junior is a member of The British Collective.
Junior Giscombe has had a long and varied career over the years. He has worked as a performer, songwriter and within various areas of production, demonstrating his wide-ranging talents as a musician. He has also had the privilege of being able to work alongside a diverse selection of other accomplished artists.
In 1995 Junior contributed to that infamous first album by The ‘Lighthouse Family’ simply entitled ‘Ocean Drive’. “The titles, the titles I hear you ask. Well they are ‘Keep Remembering’ and ‘What Could Be Better’. This album sold over 5,000,000 (five million) copies worldwide.
https://mi-soul.com/
Mi-Soul is a radio station on DAB, online and on app playing Soul, R&B, House, and other genres including Hip Hop, Reggae, and DnB.
Mi-Soul was founded by Gordon Mac (formerly Kiss FM), with long-time business partner Martin Strivens.[1] Having left Colourful in June 2011, Mac launched Mi-Soul as an internet radio station in July 2012.. It commenced broadcasting on the Switch London 2 digital radio network on 27 June 2015.
Mi-Soul presenters and DJs include some of the UK's legendary names, including Lindsay Wesker, Jazzie B, Jumping Jack Frost, Brandon Block, and Dave VJ (formerly of Kiss); Femi Fem, Mastermind, Greg Edwards, and Keith Lawrence (formerly Capital Radio); George Kay, Calvin Francis, and Natty B (formerly Choice FM); Ronnie Herel, and DJ Bailey (formerly BBC Radio 1Xtra); and Mike Vitti (formerly Jazz FM). Other presenters to have appeared include the late Colin Faver and Paul Trouble Anderson.
Pre Drinks and DJs from 3 pm on the first floor Bar and Cigar Terrace, second floor from 6.30 pm for delicious dinner, live music and DJs.
Pre Drinks and DJs from 3 pm on the first floor Bar and Cigar Terrace, second floor from 5.30 pm for delicious dinner, live music and DJs.
AFTER SHOW DJ – Tue & Wed until 12am • Thu until 1am • Fri & Sat until 2am
Please note your dining time is 6.00pm (Excluding lounge tickets) - if you wish to change this to an earlier or later dining time please contact our reception team after you have purchased your tickets on 0207 715 5818 or email attaching your ticket.
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ABOUT THE VENUE:
Jools Holland, Boisdale’s Patron of Music presents the best in jazz, blues and soul. https://www.boisdale.co.uk/
Boisdale of Canary Wharf is a two-floor venue overlooking Cabot Square which comprises a restaurant, four private dining rooms, Oyster Bar & Grill and Cigar Terrace, the world’s greatest Whisky Bar, and the best live music in the capital.
"London's number one jazz venue" Tatler"Best Whisky Bar in the World" Whisky Magazine"A carnivore's dream" Evening Standard"Aged steaks are deemed incredible" Square Meal"The world's most individualistic style bar & restaurant" Hot Tickets
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Boisdale of Canary Wharf, 15 Cabot Square, London, United Kingdom
GBP 25.00 to GBP 149.50