Paul Slattery

**PLS NOTE: DOORS OPEN AT 9PM FOR A 9.30PM SHOWTIME**

**(SHOW DURATION IS 9.30PM-11.30PM)**

  

The Motown Sound swept America in the 60’s. This famous record label that was founded by Berry Gordy Jnr provided Young American’s and the world with countless number one Hits. The Royal Motown Revue re-image these music master-pieces and celebrate the Era in a feel good Soul and Blues experience. Re-live the hits from Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, Al Green, The Temptations, and all the hits of an iconic time in American music history.

  

The Royal Motown Revue perform the songs with soulful voices and deep funky grooves. This new and exciting band features well known Melbourne musician’s who are making a wonderful impact on the local music scene. Joined by special guest vocalist Raleigh Williams and The Horns of Hip the event promises to be a perfect play list for audience’s of all age groups. Be sure to join us for an evening of fun and great Motown tunes.

  

**Paul Slattery**

Originally hailing from Adelaide, Paul has spent countless hours on stages all over Melbourne with Pornland, the Moreland City Soul Revue and Cisco Caesar. With a rich musical vocabulary he is equally at home singing blues, soul, rock and funk; and lives by the credo “Have a good time all the time”.

  

**Iseula** stands as a sublimely gifted soul, blues and gospel singer possessing a style imbued with deep musicality and bare faced allure.

  

Her stellar career as a performer and songwriter includes performances at Australia's biggest Jazz and Blues music festivals and industry events, a chart topping album on the Australian Blues and Roots charts, as well as a swag of highly converted awards.

  

**Iseula - Vocals**

**Paul Slattery - Vocals**

**Simon Lewis - Keys**

**Shane Ryall - Guitar** 

**Serge Carnovale - Drums**

**Tibor Gyapjas- Trumpet**

**Gary Delio - Sax**

  

  

**Genre - Motown**

Paul Slattery • Iseula

Event Description

The Royal Motown Revue Ft. Iseula and Paul Slattery & The Horns of Hip

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