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British music Icon Norman Jay is driving his Good Times Sound System – the kitted-out red double decker and long-time feature of London’s Notting Hill Carnival – right on into Hyde Park for Sydney Festival First Night. Get in early (before 3pm) and snag a good spot, because Jay’s got an epic eight-hour set of funk, soul and disco planned.
Sydney 2000
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So good to see Sir Norman shake off the jet-lag and sprinkle some Notting Hill Carnival magic on Sydney. Our Hyde Park may be smaller than London's, but Norm's crowd was equally enthusiastic and the soundsystem definitely delivered.
Posted on Sun 08 Jan 2012 00:24:52