Pass It On – live at The Ellington
Pass It On, live at the Time Does Not Reverse EP launch show at The Ellington Jazz Club.
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“Signed, Sealed, Delivered” cover (solo), live at The Ellington
A cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” – live at Song Lounge presented by North Street Music back in September 2016; filmed by Mark Turner.
“Beautiful Soul” (solo), live at The Ellington
A solo rendition of “Beautiful Soul”; this performance is from at Song Lounge presented by North Street Music back in September 2016; filmed by Mark Turner.
“Just A Show” (solo), live at The Ellington
This song is going to be on my forthcoming EP… “Just A Show” is an exploration of the darker side of the entertainment industry. This solo version is from at Song Lounge presented by North Street Music back in September 2016; filmed by Mark Turner.
Next show at The Ellington
Shameem will be performing at her favourite hometown venue, The Ellington Jazz Club, on Sunday 8 January. An early evening show starting at 6:00pm, it’s a good occasion to cool off on a hot summer’s day with The Ellington’s tapas menu, while enjoying the smooth grooves of Shameem’s full live band. They will be playing a mix of your favourite songs from Shameem’s three studio recordings, some brand new original material, and a cheeky cover or two thrown in for good measure. Tickets are now available here.
“Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” (cover), live at The Ellington
Cover song! Here’s a bootleg video of my band doing a mashup of the classic “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” and “Just Friends” by Musiq Soulchild at The Ellington Jazz Club. This arrangement was originally by our friend, Perth soul outfit The Accumulated Gestures.
Community News articles in October
There was some great press coverage from Community Newspapers in Perth, in the lead up to my gig at The Ellington Jazz Club on 18 October. You can check out two different articles that their various papers ran below.
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SHE’S supported music stars such as Michael Bolton and Anthony Callea, performed for crowds internationally and fronted a five piece band.
Now after the success of a busy year touring, neo-soul songstress Shameem Taheri-Lee is returning to Perth this month to bring the sounds of her latest album to the Ellington Jazz Club.
The Victoria Park resident’s sophomore album The Second City boasts 15 tracks with lyrics touching on thought-provoking themes, including prejudice, broken trust and gratitude in the face of difficulties.
“Music is a very powerful medium which can be used to communicate positive ideas and messages,” Taheri-Lee said.
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Photos from Ellington Jazz Club show with visual artist Phil Doncon
Big thanks to Nicole Murua for these photos!!
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April evening at the Ellington
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Many thanks to Tonny for these photos.