Composer, lyricist, organist Hammond, singer, pianist and keyboardist
(specializing almost exclusively in vintage keyboards such as Fender
Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet and Moog piano), designer and writer. In
1996 he founded the Sam Paglia Trio, and as a tool he chooses the
Hammond organ. In 1998 he released the Irma Records B-movie heroes
bolognese label, his first record of original pieces as a fictional
soundtrack of an imaginary film. It is the first case of an Italian
disco dedicated to the film of genres of the police in which coexist
with the influences of Italian masters of composition for film such as
Umiliani, Piccioni, Trovajoli and Jimmy Smith and Quincy Jones jazz from
afroamerican. Along with Irma Records in 2000 comes Nightclubtropez, a
disco with influences of bossanova and soul jazz dedicated to dance
music of Italian nights between the sixties and seventies with songs
sung Continental 70 and Naitropè Clebtrope '. The album gets great
reviews and boasts great distribution and sales mostly overseas: Japan,
Australia, USA, Russia, England, Germany and Austria. In 2003, Cinedelic
recorded the third album Killer cha cha cha, more on the soul jazz and
funk side. Here are four covers for Bullitt and Room 26 (Lalo Schifrin,
taken from the Bullitt 1968 film), Theme from The Liquidator (always
from Schifrin from The Liquidator 1966) and Sanford & son theme by
Quincy Jones The 1972 homonymous TV series. The first three discs have
the covers designed by Sam himself. The pieces of these appear on dozens
of dozens of compilations and its name is linked to the so-called
lounge movement in Italy, which is part of the duo of the Montefiori
Brothers (Montefiori Cocktail). In April 2000 Sam's trio meets in a
unique and unrepeatable evening Piero Umiliani to play together the
master's successes brought to the fore by the lounge movement, classics
such as Gassman Blues (from the usual unknowns) and "Mah na mah na"
(Song made popular by the Muppet show and originally written for
Sweden's Hell and Paradise movie). For recording, it intensifies that of
live and composing music for jingle advertising, television
documentaries and film and shorts of author. In addition to playing all
over Italy, the Trio plays in festivals and venues in Austria, Spain,
Croatia, Bosnia, England, Switzerland. The following albums are The rare
Sam Paglia (Flipper / Hip Cub records) of 2005, Electric Happiness
(Deja vu ') of 2009, The Last Organ Party (Flipper / Hip Club records)
in 2012. Since 2003 he has started collaborating with the director
Milanese Max Croci for which he will perform several short films and
documentary music. Since 2005 he has been working as a composer for the
Flipper Music publishing company specializing in television and cinema
sound. ~Google translation
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Compositor, letrista, organista Hammond, cantante, pianista y teclista
(especializado casi exclusivamente en teclados antiguos como Fender
Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet y Moog piano), diseñador y escritor. En 1996
fundó el Trío Sam Paglia, y como herramienta elige el órgano Hammond.
En 1998 lanzó el sello boloñés Irma Records B-movie heroes, su primer
disco de piezas originales como banda sonora de ficción de una película
imaginaria. Es el primer caso de una discoteca italiana dedicada al cine
de géneros policiales en el que conviven las influencias de maestros
italianos de la composición para el cine como Umiliani, Piccioni,
Trovajoli y Jimmy Smith y el jazz afroamericano de Quincy Jones. Junto
con Irma Records en el 2000 llega Nightclubtropez, una discoteca con
influencias de bossanova y soul jazz dedicada a la música dance de las
noches italianas entre los años sesenta y setenta con canciones cantadas
Continental 70 y Naitropè Clebtrope '. El álbum recibe grandes críticas
y cuenta con una gran distribución y ventas sobre
todo en el extranjero: Japón, Australia, EE.UU., Rusia, Inglaterra,
Alemania y Austria. En 2003, Cinedelic grabó el tercer álbum Killer cha
cha cha, más en el lado del soul jazz y el funk. Aquí hay cuatro
portadas para Bullitt y Room 26 (Lalo Schifrin, tomado de la película
Bullitt 1968), el tema de The Liquidator (siempre de Schifrin de The
Liquidator 1966) y el tema Sanford & son de Quincy Jones The 1972
homonymous TV series. Los tres primeros discos tienen las portadas
diseñadas por el propio Sam. Las piezas de estos aparecen en docenas de
docenas de compilaciones y su nombre está ligado al llamado movimiento
lounge en Italia, que forma parte del dúo de los Hermanos Montefiori
(Montefiori Cocktail). En abril de 2000 el trío de Sam se reúne en una
velada única e irrepetible con Piero Umiliani para interpretar juntos
los éxitos del maestro que ha puesto de relieve el movimiento lounge,
clásicos como Gassman Blues (de los habituales desconocidos) y "Mah na
mah na" (canción popularizada por el espectáculo de los Muppets y
escrita originalmente para la película Infierno y Paraíso de Suecia).
Para la grabación, intensifica la de la música en vivo y la composición
de música para jingle publicitario, documentales de televisión y
películas y cortometrajes de autor. Además de tocar en toda Italia, el
Trío se presenta en festivales y lugares de Austria, España, Croacia,
Bosnia, Inglaterra y Suiza. Los siguientes álbumes son The rare Sam
Paglia (Flipper / Hip Cub records) de 2005, Electric Happiness (Deja vu
') de 2009, The Last Organ Party (Flipper / Hip Club records) en 2012.
Desde 2003 ha empezado a colaborar con el director milanés Max Croci
para el que realizará varios cortometrajes y música documental. Desde
2005 trabaja como compositor para la editorial Flipper Music,
especializada en sonido para televisión y cine. ~ Traducción de Google
2 - Organsm
3 - Introduction
4 - Return of Lo Bianco
5 - Room "26"
6 - Suspence
7 - Bullitt
8 - Barely Bossa
9 - Killer Chachacha
10 - Beloved
11 - Stripper Girl
12 - Theme From "The Liquidator"
13 - Good News From Mars
14 - Gran Lusso
15 - Bbq
16 - Hip Club
17 - Chitlins Circuits
18 - Sanford & Sons
Credits:
Bass – Matteo Severini (tracks: 16)
Double Bass – Gabriele Medri (tracks: 11)
Drums – Chicco Mr. Canducci (tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 7, 9, 10, 12, 17, 18), Simopaglia* (tracks: 11, 13 to 16)
Guitar – Roberto Dusi (tracks: 1, 2, 7, 12, 15, 18)
Percussion – Christian Capiozzo (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17, 18)
Saxophone [Tenor] – Alex Scala
Trumpet – Enrico Farnedi (tracks: 1, 2, 7, 12, 15, 18)
Vocals – Sandra Cartolari (tracks: 11, 12)
Label: Cinedelic Records – CHCD 0031
Released: 2003
Genre: Electronic
Style: Acid Jazz, Latin
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