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wednesday, april 3 2008
ORGONE (UBIQUITY) LIVE
@ the boom boom room, sf

know the ledge…

“Sounding much like a cross between The Dap-Kings and Breakestra (with whom they share several members), L.A.’s Orgone keeps the hotness of the recent retro-soul revival coming; lead singer Fanny Franklin fits in very nicely between Sharon Jones and Amy Winehouse. As befits the band’s name, Orgone’s sound is quite organic, rooted in soul, funk, boogaloo, and jazz, with a classic appeal that’s nevertheless contemporary…the entire album is one non-stop groove. If smooth, soulful funk with jazzy arrangements makes you sweat, you just found your new favorite band.”
- XLR8R

“By the time the listener gets to the nasty, distorted, finger-popping, ass waggling “Crabby Ali” — where the deep brewed, second-line New Orleans old-school funk goes head to head with the gloss of L.A.’s Tower of Power styled horn charts — it feels like the party’s just getting started.”
- All Music

Orgone first appeared on Ubiquity with their cover of “Funky Nassau” (on Rewind Volume 4), which became a ubiquitous DJ fave worldwide. We’re now proud to present their first full-length album called The Killion Floor.

Event Details
ORGONE (UBIQUITY) LIVE
21+
9pm – 2am
cover: $10
www.boomboomtickets.com

Location
The Boom Boom Room
1601 Fillmore (at Geary)
San Francisco

Music
live funk, latin, soul, beyond

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