Sam Paglia @ Warehouse Parallel 
I do not like funk, or at least try to keep their distance. Apart from rare occasions I can not hear a funk album for more than 10 minutes, after which I inevitably break my balls. What can you do, they are impatient. I expect any minute plot twist that never comes and I lose patience every Once a piece starts with the same rate as the previous piece. Live, however, 'it's all one other thing. Perhaps due to the fact that the funk is a genre that needs space, not you can 'lock in squalor in the home, do not you can' listen to sitting on the couch is like keeping a hippo in a bathtub. So, yesterday I went to
Stock Parallel to see me the gig
Sam Paglia and I have to admit that they have appreciated. The boys are in three (hammond, drums and guitar) and play a genre particularly varied, where the funk blend beats, soul, bossa nova and jazz, all perfectly blended from 'hammond battle Sam Paglia (pardon the rhyme). Highly recommended.
I do not like funk, or at least try to keep their distance. Apart from rare occasions I can not hear a funk album for more than 10 minutes, after which I inevitably break my balls. What can you do, they are impatient. I expect any minute plot twist that never comes and I lose patience every Once a piece starts with the same rate as the previous piece. Live, however, 'it's all one other thing. Perhaps due to the fact that the funk is a genre that needs space, not you can 'lock in squalor in the home, do not you can' listen to sitting on the couch is like keeping a hippo in a bathtub. So, yesterday I went to Stock Parallel to see me the gig Sam Paglia and I have to admit that they have appreciated. The boys are in three (hammond, drums and guitar) and play a genre particularly varied, where the funk blend beats, soul, bossa nova and jazz, all perfectly blended from 'hammond battle Sam Paglia (pardon the rhyme). Highly recommended. 
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