It was confirmation indeed that there is still a large audience for the popular composers of the 20th Century. Long may these Friday Night Classics continue. Tonight’s audience really did not want them to leave the stage.

A selection of Broadway standards are given a swing beat and sung with inexorable charm by the silver-tongued Williams.

The song My Way now tends to generate a certain resistance, but Gary Williams's treatment of his final number was exceptional.

Gary Williams, especially light and lyrical in “The Heather on the Hill”.

Grimsby-born Gary Williams is a singer with an easy style. His favourite singers are the likes of Andy Williams, Bobby Darin, Eddie Fisher and Matt Monro, performers who exude an air of relaxation but who can also swing with the best of them.

Gary creates yet another memorable performance

"Cheek to Cheek", "September in the Rain", "I've Got You Under My Skin", and the inevitable "New York, New York" - all of which were impeccably sung by Gary Williams, who, in the best tradition of those BBC radio broadcasts, happily allowed the songs to shine.

Conductor Wilson and singer Williams have been working together for ten years. Their professional musical chemistry and experience created a masterful synergy with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra,

The ASO Plays Cabaret with UK swing singer Gary Williams served at this year’s festival centrepiece. A serious more than uplifting affair, it artfully and meticulously recreated the sound of the 1950s Capitol recordings of Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra.

A magical voice, Williams mastered the songs, ...matching the challenge put forward by the ASO with Wilson. Working the stage and relaxing into his role resulted in a wonderful marriage between music and vocals, to which the audience responded with enthusiastic appreciation.

The guest artist for this nostalgic exercise that clearly brought back happy memories for those in my section of Hamer Hall was Gary Williams, a personable British light baritone with mastery of the microphone,

Some 4,400 people came to the castle lawn over the weekend to enjoy what organisers say was the best ever line-up.