Emilio Palame Band (EPB) is an exciting new 9-piece R&B/Jazz ensemble you just have to experience! With keyboardist/vocalist/composer Emilio Palame ("keyboard chops we'd all die to have"...Ernie Rideout - Editor in Chief, Keyboard Magazine)... leading, and some of LA's finest musicians, whose credits range from Stevie Wonder, Miss Peggy Lee, Natalie Cole, Chuck Mangione, and Chick Corea, to Gun's and Roses, Ambrosia, The Tonight Show, Joe Cocker, and Supertramp....this band is packed with musicians that connect.
An eclectic blend of original songs in the Funk, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Latin, and Hip Hop styles, EPB's tight sound featuring its groovin' rhythm section and smokin' horn players will pump up your blood, and soothe your soul.
Featuring: Emilio Palame - Keyboards and Vocals, Moon Calhoun and Ken Stacey - Vocals, Stan Sargeant - Bass, Morris O'Connor - Guitar and vocals, John Chiodini - Guitar, Grant Geissman - Guitar, Emerson Palame - Guitar, Tom Walsh - Drums, Anne King - Trumpet, Willie Murillo -Trumpet, Steve Baxter - Trombone and rap, Alisha Marie Ard - Trombone, Eric Marienthal - Sax, and Carol Chaikin - Sax.
| POSTED BY: momof5pacs | POSTED ON: 05 Oct 2009 06:20 PM | ||
RadioIndy is pleased to present Emilio Palame Band with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Be Who You Are "
Urbane and sophisticated, Emilio Palame Band’s “Be Who You Are” CD is a smart collection of contemporary R&B trading funk grooves with interludes of traditional jazz piano spread over 23 tracks of pure musicality. Boasting influences that range from the lyricism of Billy Strayhorn to the dynamism of Earth, Wind & Fire; “Be Who You Are” is a throwback to an era when musical prowess trumped the constraints of genres and target audiences. On “Runaway” the Palame band invokes a subtle Latin vibe that recalls Chicago (the group), while the brilliant pianism on “Emily’s Dancing Eyes” is but a backdrop to an R&B workout showcasing the bands elastic and nuanced dexterity. Where “Piano Prelude to We Are Love” finds pianist Palame beautifully exploring the richness of Bill Evans-like jazz piano, the electric keys of the full-band version of “We Are Love” swing it in a Stevie Wonder-like direction that smoothly melds the background chorus in grand harmonic convergence. The charged and dynamic “New Day” gives this amazing band a chance to flex its considerable muscle revealing, if nothing else, how the 1-2 punch of great charts in the hands of polished musicians can unlock the oft-hidden depths a song contains. But whether it’s straight-up funk, ‘70’s-grounded R&B, or the classically melodic jazz at the heart of Emilio Palame’s artistry, "Be Who You Are" is a CD that succeeds because it pays tribute to its influences by invigorating the artistry that fueled them. -Rice B. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team |
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| POSTED BY: momof5pacs | POSTED ON: 28 May 2009 06:37 PM | ||
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Urbane and sophisticated, Emilio Palame Band’s “Be Who You Are” CD is a smart collection of contemporary R&B trading funk grooves with interludes of traditional jazz piano spread over 23 tracks of pure musicality. Boasting influences that range from the lyricism of Billy Strayhorn to the dynamism of Earth, Wind & Fire; “Be Who You Are” is a throwback to an era when musical prowess trumped the constraints of genres and target audiences. On “Runaway” the Palame band invokes a subtle Latin vibe that recalls Chicago (the group), while the brilliant pianism on “Emily’s Dancing Eyes” is but a backdrop to an R&B workout showcasing the bands elastic and nuanced dexterity. Where “Piano Prelude to We Are Love” finds pianist Palame beautifully exploring the richness of Bill Evans-like jazz piano, the electric keys of the full-band version of “We Are Love” swing it in a Stevie Wonder-like direction that smoothly melds the background chorus in grand harmonic convergence. The charged and dynamic “New Day” gives this amazing band a chance to flex its considerable muscle revealing, if nothing else, how the 1-2 punch of great charts in the hands of polished musicians can unlock the oft-hidden depths a song contains. But whether it’s straight-up funk, ‘70’s-grounded R&B, or the classically melodic jazz at the heart of Emilio Palame’s artistry, "Be Who You Are" is a CD that succeeds because it pays tribute to its influences by invigorating the artistry that fueled them.
-Rice B. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team |
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| POSTED BY: momof5pacs | POSTED ON: 17 Aug 2009 01:39 PM | ||
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| POSTED BY: radioindy | POSTED ON: 11 Nov 2009 11:08 PM | ||
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| POSTED BY: radioindy | POSTED ON: 05 Jul 2009 11:16 PM | ||
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