James Brown is Annie

They formed in a piano bar, rehearse next to a sex shop, and take their name from an Eddie Murphy SNL sketch. Yes, folks, Edinburgh-based rhythm 'n' grooves outfit, James Brown Is Annie, make a funky return to The Domino on Friday 17 April to perform material from their forthcoming third album, Bottom Dollar. Are you ready to get up on the good foot?

Led by frontman, Baz Gordon, Scottish sextet's first two albums (JBiA I and JBiA II) were produced by original Average White Band members Molly Duncan and Hamish Stuart, the group gaining a BBC Radio Scotland 'Single Of The Week' award for the song, Get Up To Get Down.

Regulars on STV and BBC Radio Scotland, JBiA are the only band to have headlined two different stages at the famous Edinburgh Hogmanay Street Party. The Scottish outfit have also shared stages with some of funk and soul's top recording artists, including Average White Band, The Family Stone, Brand New Heavies, The Headhunters, Little Feat, Robert Cray Band, to name but a few.

An established act who have been there, done that, and sold all the T-shirts, audiences can expect: "The funk, the whole funk and nothing but the funk" (The Times)

Line-up:
Barry Gordon - Guitar & Vocals
Jordan Hepburn - Bass
Isaac Sutherland - Drums
Dot Allan - Keys & Vocals
Jennifer Todd - Vocals
Rosalind Orr - Alto Sax
Eleanor Colee - Tenor Sax

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