Soul Festival - final evening

The 2008 Lake Angels Soul Festival reached its climax this evening with a packed stadium ground enjoying the Ska Rocksteady beat from the group La Ghenga. If you want to get a crowd on their feet and dancing then there are few bands around that can do the job like La Ghenga. Masterful tight ska rhythms from the band had the crowd calling for “encores” well in to the night but the real surprise of the evening and according to some observers, the surprise of the whole of Soul Festival, was the support group for this evening - The Joana pocket band.

On what was only their third official outing this evening this newly formed group is one to definitely watch out for in the future.

Great keyboards, inspiring vocals from Joana Paolinelli, solid backline drumming from JJ and some incredible guitar work from Alessio Bertani. (The last time I personally heard a chopping guitar sound coming from a guitar similar to this evenings performance it was in the hands of Wilko Johnson, famed guitarist of Dr Feelgood, the Solid Senders and Ian Dury’s Blockheads … hmm and that was over 25 years ago - Wilko Johnson on wikipedia )

Joana Paolinelli - Italian/Scottish singer | Alessio Bertani - guitar (area23)| Francesco Massagli - keyboards (myspace) | and our very own JJ Carde on drums.

La Ghenga strutting their stuff

Joana Pocket Band with an Amy Winehouse song

Click on the link below to listen to the spokesman for Lake Angels summing up the three days festival of soul

 
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  1. dannybody UNITED STATES Jul 15 2008 / 5pm

    Congratulations to the Lake Angels.

  2. dannyboy UNITED STATES Jul 15 2008 / 5pm

    Oops! Misspelled my own name. The wrong way is pretty funny, though.

  3. anna ITALY Jul 16 2008 / 7pm

    sei bravissima
    ha una voce da favola

  4. jjcarde ITALY Jul 17 2008 / 9pm

    A quale delle due ti riferisci?

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