Rick Astley "Fly me to the moon" @ Jazz at Boaters (Kingston)

Rick Astley playing "Fly me to the moon" at Jazz at Boaters in Kingston upon Thames on January 23, 2011 during the Tribute to Chris Dagley. With Jim Richardson (bass), Simon Bates (saxo), Darren Altman (drums), Simon Carter (piano).

[@MatiasBelo]

It's a jewel we must treasure together forever... and never give it up.

[@rosecostanzo341]

Rick was singing not playing
So wonderfully soulful
❤️ love this rendition

[@leekosmin8788]

Happy Birthday Jim Richardson. 81 today!

[@tc4327]

Love it!

[@Esmonts]

Fantastic perfomance..My favourite singer with my favourite Saxo-Simon Bates..Perfect¡¡ susana

[@DebbyinHolland]

Great performance.

[@goodvibesonlytt8848]

sax man is a boss!

[@winstarpoms]

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@john_titor8074]

"It's swinging already!"

[@spyroschrysoulis]

that ,s good performance,th sax of Simon Bates is Sexy tune

[@nicokanakaris]

aaahh simon

[@spyroschrysoulis]

i like a video criterium in 2004

[@baileaf08]

the singer is very very basic. like a distinctly average pub singer.

[@nigelfelixcheongde2980]

Very, very basic?! Get your ears checked! He's one of Britain's finest vocalists, who at 55 can put the entire roster of Top 40 artistes to shame.

[@bayralysis]

Ive gotta know sir, was this a joke? Follow up question if the answer to the first is no; has your garbage opinion changed in the 10 years?

[@throblovelace]

Rick is not a jazz singer, he doesn’t swing, I know he loves this type of music but he’s a soul singer through and through with a great baritone voice, I’ve seen him live on many occasions and the guy is better now than he was 30 years of go with a richer voice, great sense of humour & perspective on life and a first class entertainer. If your ears are open and your blinkers are removed you will understand what I’m saying.