Some Like It Hot are a Rock’n’Roll / Rockabilly Trio covering the widest variety of songs and therefore they can cater for audiences of all types. Individually they are all experienced musicians totalling over 50 years of combined experience. In their own rights they have played in various bands including Johnny and the Roccos, as well as having backed some great artist like Freddie Fingers Lee, Charlie Gracie, Mac Curtis, Ray Campi, Linda Gail Lewis, Orville Nash and Wee Willie Harris. Musically they play across the board and entertain people with a wide range of Rock’n’Roll. Rockabilly, as well as some Rockin’ Country. This ranges from Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins to Elvis, Slim Harpo, Glen Glenn, Johnny Burnette and Crazy Cavan amongst others, with numbers like Folsom Prison Blues, Matchbox, Little Sister, Shake your Hips, Jack the Ripper, One Cup of Coffee, Teddyboy Boogie, Move on little mama and Indian Reservation. They love the music and what they do and although they like to have fun, they have a very professional attitude with regards to their performance.
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By rockineddie......................................Press review..................................................."Ne
xt on were canny northern trio Some Like It Hot who played probably the most varied set of the weekend. Where else would you have heard Teddy Boy Boogie and Long Black Shiny Car in the same set done in an equally fine stylie?"
- Andrew Smith, UK ROCK (may 2008).......................................................
Some like it Blue So there it was the beginning of April and what
do you know, it snowed, or hailed, whatever, it looked like
sherbet pips. So where might one venture to? Why up near
the North Norfolk coast, where the wind doesn’t ever blow does it….. Down at the Bluemoon Club in North Walsham were canny mint northern fellas Some Like it Hot were due to bring their mixed bag of ditties to East Anglia for the third time in a year(ish).DJ for the night was the dependable Eddie’s bluemoon
Record Hop, who played some top dance tunes, though the floor wasn’t that busy for a while into the gig apart from the stroolers (though I think that doo wop strollers that contain the words ‘bum bum bum’ are really unsuitable..). Some Like it Hot are a good tight band, take it from me folks, great geetar work on Link Wray’s ‘Run Chicken Run’ which opened up the second set and
some butt kicking vocals influenced by your favourite Sun and Capitol recording artistes. Very enjoyable night
at the Bluemoon.
Andrew Smith, UK ROCK (June 2008)
