I thought both these guys were dynamite. Very funny, very sharp, and yet somehow it was more personal, more caring, and I have to say, they had the audience in the palm of their hand; by the end of the first Kabir set, no one wanted him to quit, they did not want the next act to be something less great and so they clearly did not want him to leave the stage; but then Sammy came out and KILLED, and was equally great. I think people felt good about them being a duo, sort of a brotherhood thing going on there, and coming out speaking together at the end to make sure everyone knew about their CD and other stuff for sale, very funny and sweet, I do not know, very welcoming---an unusually delightful ending. It was like no one wanted the show to end. Maybe everyone was pretty proud that this non-white headliner act is terrific, absolutely top-shelf. Gotta have more.
Where the hell is the fan club? I want to join, for sure!