Jazz Fusion/Smooth Jazz
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Fusing contemporary jazz with a live symphony orchestra, this instrumental piece, called "Goree", builds gradually while delivering outstanding sound quality.
It starts out slow and mellow, but then hits its stride for a great ride! Jazz Fusion on steroids, the full concert [in its entirety] is, overall, quite impressive.
Highlights of this performance include: bass clarinet solo, soprano sax solo, drums/percussion, horn arrangement, and a fabulous poster-worthy 'horn finish' image at 48:30.
A brilliant composition by Marcus Miller, well executed and well captured (kudos to the videographers).
Enjoy with Microsoft FxSound Equalizer app.
It starts out slow and mellow, but then hits its stride for a great ride! Jazz Fusion on steroids, the full concert [in its entirety] is, overall, quite impressive.
Highlights of this performance include: bass clarinet solo, soprano sax solo, drums/percussion, horn arrangement, and a fabulous poster-worthy 'horn finish' image at 48:30.
A brilliant composition by Marcus Miller, well executed and well captured (kudos to the videographers).
Enjoy with Microsoft FxSound Equalizer app.
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"Take Five", Dave Brubeck quartet
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For all I know, I've already posted this, somewhere.
But black gold of the sun. Jazz with a beat before trap remixes and other nonsense became a thing. It is still jazz, and it is still smooth, but it isnt 'smooth jazz' in the strict sense.
Back when people put CD's with magazines and napster was a thing, I got this with a magazine that had 20 tracks that... absolutely pleased my soul.
Just the cream of the crop in every track. It had that 'Fast Car' tracy chapman song, a parody song where a guy ordered 20 hamburgers "AND A GREAT BIG MILKSHAKE" (not a grand theft auto thing, it was years before that), a live version of a blues traveler song and more.
Anywho, enjoy, fellows.
Classic composition and structure featuring a terrific piano solo occurring midway in.
This track is Grammy-nomination material [imo], yet received zero air play when it was released back in 2010.
Sadly, it's what happens without the benefit of marketing and/or name recognition.
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Did someone mention Spyro Gyro earlier? Discovered them [and Jazz] while in college back in the 80's.
Here's a montage of a few of their hits ending with a killer drum-bass duet
What a treat!! Listen to and enjoy the perfect sound quality!
Give a thumbs up
if you like. Thanks.
Here's a montage of a few of their hits ending with a killer drum-bass duet
What a treat!! Listen to and enjoy the perfect sound quality!
Give a thumbs up
if you like. Thanks.
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