Paul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey, 10/18/09

I haven't posted in a while since we just moved into our new house, and I'm learning all the joys that come with being a first-time homeowner. I did manage to take a break from unpacking last Sunday to go see the Paul Ingram group.

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-002

Not many bands are led from the drum chair, but Paul Ingram has been quite successful at it, releasing an album last year and playing many private functions.

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-024

What's even more impressive is how he manages to do it while holding down a full time job at Qualcomm. He's even done some wedding photography too. I met him back in 2003 on my first jazz gig in San Diego, we were the rhythm section at a gig in Grossmont Center for a now-defunct tea shop.

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-008

I've seen Brian Pierini around town as well in several different groups. He's expecting his first child in the next few months.

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-023

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-036

I've heard of the young Chase Morrin before, but this was the first time I had a chance to hear him play. He's quite a piano player, and plays in lots of bands around town. I'm sure we'll be seeing lots of good stuff from him in the future.

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-025

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-043

Of course, the most photogenic member of the band is the lovely Michela Dalla Pozza, singing in several languages besides English.

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-022

PAul Ingram Group at Tango Del Rey 101809 © Michael Klayman-051

The group is based out of the South Bay, so it's a treat when they venture up this way. Go catch them next time they play a public show!

 

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