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Winelight

by: Grover Jr. Washington

Release Date July 20, 1984
Commercial jazz has had its fair share of knocks since it became fashionable to dislike the (sometimes) bland and souless playing of the likes of Kenny G et al.However, amongst the largely mindless pop music of the eighties shone this fine album.
Commercial-yes, but the playing and production are of such high quality that if you cannot recognise the splendour of these summer jazz/samba beats then you do not understand music.The soulful bonus of the fantastic Bill Withers is just about the icing on the cake.
Relax,kick back on a summer's day with a glass of cool wine and let the vibe wash over you-that's a rare kind of musical peace that you need to experience.

CD-Charts Position 2
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The Essential Collection

by: Grover Washington, Jr.

Release Date September 02, 2002
Commercial jazz has had its fair share of knocks since it became fashionable to dislike the (sometimes) bland and souless playing of the likes of Kenny G et al.However, amongst the largely mindless pop music of the eighties shone this fine album.
Commercial-yes, but the playing and production are of such high quality that if you cannot recognise the splendour of these summer jazz/samba beats then you do not understand music.The soulful bonus of the fantastic Bill Withers is just about the icing on the cake.
Relax,kick back on a summer's day with a glass of cool wine and let the vibe wash over you-that's a rare kind of musical peace that you need to experience.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Soul Box

by: Grover Washington Jr.

Release Date October 21, 2008
Commercial jazz has had its fair share of knocks since it became fashionable to dislike the (sometimes) bland and souless playing of the likes of Kenny G et al.However, amongst the largely mindless pop music of the eighties shone this fine album.
Commercial-yes, but the playing and production are of such high quality that if you cannot recognise the splendour of these summer jazz/samba beats then you do not understand music.The soulful bonus of the fantastic Bill Withers is just about the icing on the cake.
Relax,kick back on a summer's day with a glass of cool wine and let the vibe wash over you-that's a rare kind of musical peace that you need to experience.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Come Morning

by: Grover Jr. Washington

Release Date September 23, 2002
If you like Grover you'll love this album, if you've never heard of Grover then buy this album. It's a great introduction to the beautiful sounds of a master saxophonist. Easy listening and thought evoking sounds to kick back and relax to with a big glass of your favorite tipple. Go on try something new!!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Inner City Blues

by: Grover Washington, Jr.

Release Date July 28, 2008
If you like Grover you'll love this album, if you've never heard of Grover then buy this album. It's a great introduction to the beautiful sounds of a master saxophonist. Easy listening and thought evoking sounds to kick back and relax to with a big glass of your favorite tipple. Go on try something new!!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Feel So Good

by: Grover Jr. Washington

Release Date October 28, 2003
If, like me, you find grover Washington Jr a bit far up the cheese spectrum, this and Mister Magic are the only albums really worth having. I'd say that this is the better one- it's still cheesy stuff, but some of it is pretty cool. For me, the best track is Sea-lion, a brilliant, distorted and unsettling, dreamy sort of funk ride.

In my opinion, without the Sea-lion, Feels so Good would be a below average cheese-fest. The other pick of the bunch is Moonstreams, a nice ballad with great instrumentation. The playing on the album isn't bad, but it seems like the biggest contribution comes from keyboardist Bob James (composer of the Sea-lion) with his instrumentation skills, which are superb.

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CD-Charts Position 7
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All My Tomorrows

by: Jr. Grover Washington

Release Date February 01, 2008
This may not be the most commercially successful album from Grover Washington JR but it is, in my opinion, the most special. Whether you are a serious jazz fan or just into good late night music, you will enjoy this album. From the first song, 'El Preciso Perdoar' with him on soprano sax you get the sense he is onto something good and throughout the record it will lift your mood without upping the tempo. On a few songs he enlists the services of Freddy Cole (brother to Nat King Cole and himself a great jazz musician)on vocals. The pick of the songs for me is his take on the Steevie Wonder classic Overjiyed. Buy this album, listen to it and feel good.

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Best Is Yet to Come

by: Grover Jr. Washington

Release Date December 31, 1993
This may not be the most commercially successful album from Grover Washington JR but it is, in my opinion, the most special. Whether you are a serious jazz fan or just into good late night music, you will enjoy this album. From the first song, 'El Preciso Perdoar' with him on soprano sax you get the sense he is onto something good and throughout the record it will lift your mood without upping the tempo. On a few songs he enlists the services of Freddy Cole (brother to Nat King Cole and himself a great jazz musician)on vocals. The pick of the songs for me is his take on the Steevie Wonder classic Overjiyed. Buy this album, listen to it and feel good.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Inside Moves

by: Grover Jr. Washington

Release Date September 20, 2004
This may not be the most commercially successful album from Grover Washington JR but it is, in my opinion, the most special. Whether you are a serious jazz fan or just into good late night music, you will enjoy this album. From the first song, 'El Preciso Perdoar' with him on soprano sax you get the sense he is onto something good and throughout the record it will lift your mood without upping the tempo. On a few songs he enlists the services of Freddy Cole (brother to Nat King Cole and himself a great jazz musician)on vocals. The pick of the songs for me is his take on the Steevie Wonder classic Overjiyed. Buy this album, listen to it and feel good.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Love Songs

by: Grover Jr. Washington

Release Date December 11, 2006
This may not be the most commercially successful album from Grover Washington JR but it is, in my opinion, the most special. Whether you are a serious jazz fan or just into good late night music, you will enjoy this album. From the first song, 'El Preciso Perdoar' with him on soprano sax you get the sense he is onto something good and throughout the record it will lift your mood without upping the tempo. On a few songs he enlists the services of Freddy Cole (brother to Nat King Cole and himself a great jazz musician)on vocals. The pick of the songs for me is his take on the Steevie Wonder classic Overjiyed. Buy this album, listen to it and feel good.