Get set for heavy duty soul (From Chelmsford Weekly News)

Get set for heavy duty soul

10:00pm Wednesday 8th July 2009

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JUNIOR Jump and the Bottom Line return to Tabors Farm, Rochford, on Saturday, for their annual performance.

The 11-piece outfit who make heavy duty soul music, will play the barn, Shopland Road, for the tenth year running.

The gigs, which last year attracted 1,000 people and raised about £15,000 for Westcliff Rotary Club’s charities, have been running for about 15 years.

They have even performances by Showaddywaddy and Edwin Starr.

“It’s an extremely important event in terms of our fundraising activities,” says Geoff Brennan, organiser of the event.

“Junior Jump attract so many people and have a great non-stop set so it promises to be a good night.”

Last year more than £10,000 was donated to the Balmoral Community Centre, Salisbury Avenue, Westcliff.

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