CD-Charts Position 121

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California Dreamin': Smooth Jazz On A West Coast Trip

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 07, 2002

CD-Charts Position 122

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Rebound

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Wayman Tisdale

Release Date June 09, 2008

CD-Charts Position 123
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The Firm (Grusin) [Us Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date December 31, 1993
I bought this CD for the music on it by Dave Grusin and in that respect I wasn't disapointed. From the opening theme to How could you lose me? (the end title) his piano driven music is superb, mixing in elements of jazz and blues with more conventional soundtrack music. The other tracks on the disc are not really to my tastes and I would have preferred more Dave Grusin music but that said it is a soundtrack album. So 5 stars for the Grusin music but only 3 overall ...

CD-Charts Position 124
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Hidden Beach Recordings Presents: Unwrapped, Vol. 4

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Various

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I bought this CD for the music on it by Dave Grusin and in that respect I wasn't disapointed. From the opening theme to How could you lose me? (the end title) his piano driven music is superb, mixing in elements of jazz and blues with more conventional soundtrack music. The other tracks on the disc are not really to my tastes and I would have preferred more Dave Grusin music but that said it is a soundtrack album. So 5 stars for the Grusin music but only 3 overall ...

CD-Charts Position 125
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The Best of Najee

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Najee

Release Date December 07, 1998
I bought this CD for the music on it by Dave Grusin and in that respect I wasn't disapointed. From the opening theme to How could you lose me? (the end title) his piano driven music is superb, mixing in elements of jazz and blues with more conventional soundtrack music. The other tracks on the disc are not really to my tastes and I would have preferred more Dave Grusin music but that said it is a soundtrack album. So 5 stars for the Grusin music but only 3 overall ...

CD-Charts Position 126
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Peace of Mind [Us Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Jeff Kashiwa

Release Date August 24, 2004
I bought this CD for the music on it by Dave Grusin and in that respect I wasn't disapointed. From the opening theme to How could you lose me? (the end title) his piano driven music is superb, mixing in elements of jazz and blues with more conventional soundtrack music. The other tracks on the disc are not really to my tastes and I would have preferred more Dave Grusin music but that said it is a soundtrack album. So 5 stars for the Grusin music but only 3 overall ...

CD-Charts Position 127
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N'Dea Davenport

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: N'Dea Davenport

Release Date June 30, 1998
This cd is full of music that is really fun to play. My friends and I transcribed a couple of the songs, and have had success performing them. My two favorite songs are definatly "whatever you want" and the last one on the record... I'm not sure what it's called, but it's awesome... dixieland feel.

anywhozzles, I would def recommend this cd to anyone who's into the funk scene :P

CD-Charts Position 128
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The Essential Collection: 24 Smooth Jazz Classics

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Bob James

Release Date February 11, 2002
This cd is full of music that is really fun to play. My friends and I transcribed a couple of the songs, and have had success performing them. My two favorite songs are definatly "whatever you want" and the last one on the record... I'm not sure what it's called, but it's awesome... dixieland feel.

anywhozzles, I would def recommend this cd to anyone who's into the funk scene :P

CD-Charts Position 129
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The Rolling Stones Project

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Tim Ries

Release Date September 26, 2005
A Jazz covers version of Rolling Stones songs sounds like it would fall between two stools, neither satisfying Stones nor jazz fans. This album does have the advantage of all but Jagger, of the existing Stones, appearing somewhere on it, Charlie Watts on more tracks than the rest. Ries also has the advantage and in is given the justification for recording this album by virtue of having played on a couple of Stones tours.

As you would expect from this sort of venture some songs work better than others but there are way more hits than misses, Street Fighting Man has some decent sax and piano break in the middle and if you are a fan of the small organ combo style of jazz then the first version of Honky Tonk Women is a real treat.

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CD-Charts Position 130
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Letter from Home

CD-Charts > Music > Smooth Jazz
by: Pat Metheny

Release Date February 13, 2006
A Jazz covers version of Rolling Stones songs sounds like it would fall between two stools, neither satisfying Stones nor jazz fans. This album does have the advantage of all but Jagger, of the existing Stones, appearing somewhere on it, Charlie Watts on more tracks than the rest. Ries also has the advantage and in is given the justification for recording this album by virtue of having played on a couple of Stones tours.

As you would expect from this sort of venture some songs work better than others but there are way more hits than misses, Street Fighting Man has some decent sax and piano break in the middle and if you are a fan of the small organ combo style of jazz then the first version of Honky Tonk Women is a real treat.

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