Songs of the High Life in Low Places: Welcome to the Gilded Gutter of Top Shelf Jazz!

6 MP3 Songs in this album (18:40) !
Related styles: Jazz: Retro Swing, Spoken Word: Satire, Mood: Party Music

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Top Shelf Jazz - Direct from Luciferâs drinks cabinet, a band whose original tunes are so distinctive and licentious that they spawned their own delectable style: âFilthy Swingâ. Devout fans know the âJazz Ageâ never finished and that Gatsby lives on! Born in the dark cabaret dens of Europe, the inimitable style and rakish banter of Top Shelf Jazz make them a most notorious and revered band. You will be driven to drink and dance with wild abandon. So lock up your morals, break open the liquor and leave your troubles at the door!

âImpeccable vulgarity & sartorial eleganceâ

With their âFast & Loucheâ album already out (âFast & Louche is too real to be missed!â â Kid Creole) and the âGentlemen in Squalorâ E.P. just released, you may have joined them in making history as the first band to have performed on all three stages in the Royal Albert Hall. But you canât be everywhere at once! Perhaps you have seen the band in the Park Lane and Bloomsbury Ball Rooms, Le Quecumbar, the Linz Street Festival, Café de Paris, The Blitz Party, Oxford Jazz Festival, the Black Cotton Club, Prohibition, The Big Chill, Glastonbury Festival, The Micca Club in Rome, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, most M4 services, or rowdy provincial music halls.

âAvailable for funerals, bar brawls and childrenâs partiesâ.

Inciting bedlam across Britain & Europe with their exquisitely crafted music and anarchic stage presence, Arthur Foxaque and his band take no prisoners - silly hats, âliberalâ attitudes and songs of the high life in low places â the authors and the last word in âFilthy Swingâ.

"Brewed in Wales and smuggled over the border to London â impeccably rude!â - The Miniature Music Press

âNever mind your punk rockâ¦
your happy hardcore handbag house:
THIS IS MUSIC!â - Paul Ross, BBC