Favourites at Kings Langley Jazz Club, Lulu and Her Hullabaloos combine the super vocals of Louisa Phillips (Lulu), with the excellent musicianship, overall sound and improvisation from Jez Guest (tenor sax and harmonica), Andy Ruiz Palma (guitar,) Tomas Pederson (upright bass), all working off the fabulous rhythms of drummer, Ronnie Fenn.

A scintillating night of music – mixing latin, blues, jazz standards... and the odd quirky tune thrown in for good measure!

Jez Guest (tenor sax and flute)
Jez is a musician and music tutor based in St Albans, Hertfordshire, playing saxophone, guitar, flute and harmonica, and has been involved in the music industry for over 30 years.

Andy Ruiz Palma (guitar)
Andy Ruiz Palma is an acoustic and electric jazz guitarist. He is highly active on the UK jazz scene, blending swing-era, New Orleans, and Chicago jazz. Andy is well-known for his versatility, seamlessly shifting between lead and rhythm, which makes him a sought-after collaborator in the acoustic, gypsy jazz, and swing genres.

Tomas Pedersen (bass)
Tomas started playing double-bass in 1971 when he started studying classical bass in Denmark. After only one year of hard practice he joined the Danish Radio Youth Symphony Orchestra. Tomas has worked with many great British jazz musicians such as Bill LeSage, Allan Barnes Roger Nobes, Bobby Ore, Jim Douglas, Keith Smith, Martin Litton, Trevor Whiting, Bobby Worth, Jimmy Hastings and many more.

Ronnie Fenn (drums)
Ronnie’s eclectic life as a drummer began as a teenager in the heady days of the ‘60’s with life on the road in pop, soul, rock and roll and skiffle bands. Ronnie has played for many famous stars and in recent years Ronnie has been creating an enviable reputation on the British jazz scene. Ronnie’s main drumming influences have been Buddy Rich, Art Blakey, Sonny Payne, Cozy Cole and anyone who “swings”.