The Doctor's Orders Present Spin Thing
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Mr Thing + Spin Doctor + Khy Boogie
Thursday, 26 February 2009 -
Thursday, 12 March 2009
Bar Rumba, 36 Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, W1D 7ER
How Much:
£5.00 (Entry)
, £3.00 (Guests)
From The Doctor's Orders comes a brand spanking new weekly opportunity for getting down.
Each and every Thursday, the accomplished and wise combination of Mr Thing and Spin Doctor will drop a mix of anything and everything that will make you move.
They will be digging deeper into the more obscure regions of their phenomenal collections to give you breaks, Latin, house, funk, soul, boogie, jazz, house, rock, disco, reggae and a slug of hip hop.
Your resident wonder DJs will be joined by Khy Boogie and weekly guests from all fields.
Each and every Thursday, the accomplished and wise combination of Mr Thing and Spin Doctor will drop a mix of anything and everything that will make you move.
They will be digging deeper into the more obscure regions of their phenomenal collections to give you breaks, Latin, house, funk, soul, boogie, jazz, house, rock, disco, reggae and a slug of hip hop.
Your resident wonder DJs will be joined by Khy Boogie and weekly guests from all fields.
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