| “ | Compliation of French hits in 3 albums. This is second album. I highly recomend you try it out, you will like it! This is an excellant p.iece of artistry.I truly enjoyed the cd from start to finish. | ” |
| “ | Martin Netteus: "Hello, I am multi-instrumental, but pay a little extra attention to my jazzguitar and composing stuff. I also play some saxophone an keys." | ” |
| “ | If you like Celtic music, like Loreena McKennit, you should listen to Luar na Lubre. This music is beautiful and inspiring. Wonderful instrumentation and a singer with a beautiful voice. It is in Gallego and some Spanish, so do not expect it to have English wording so you can sing along to it. Nevertheless, it is a joy to listen to. Makes me want to learn Gallego. | ” |
| “ | Their album The Next Step is the second one after their debut album Get Up! Feeling U starts with Tony Smith's acoustic guitar riffs on a whispering vocal background filled with a wobbling keyboards sound texture. The group buildt up a tense atmosphere with Street Jazz elements. The affinity to Roy Ayers is not to be overlooked. | ” |
| “ | Guitarist Jeff Richman has worked in the highest echelons of electric jazz for the last two decades, distinguishing himself over a productive career that has spawned more than twelve solo titles and twice as many guest appearances. Recently, he's found a new niche; mastermind producer / arranger / player / instigator of the electric jazz tribute/compilation. Jeff has spearheaded no fewer than three ripping, yet somehow discerning, paeans to Miles, 'Trane and Mahavishnu issued, it seems, en masse,in the last year. Funny, he 's also recently found at work on, but not at the helm of, the two Jimi Hendrix tributes/compilations on Comet Records and a just-released homage to Master Beck, entitled The Loner, on ESC records. The last three mentioned indicate that Richman's roots, no doubt, grow out of the rock gods he admired in his youth. | ” |
| “ | Silver flutes, recorders, percussion, synthesiser and keyboards intertwine with simple harmonies inspired by cultures around the world. Composed and recorded in 1995 on the laidback tropical island of Maui, Hawaii. Some tracks of this re-release have been remastered, some left as they were. The track order is almost the same... enjoy! | ” |
| “ | "Alma" (Soul) was originally released in 1987 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the band Neuronium. It contained historical material from a whole decade in which the most important electronic music band settled in Spain showed everything they had been able to do. An unreleased track "Amigo" was also included. This piece was well known in Spain as it was the main theme of a TV show called "La Tarde" (The Evening). | ” |
| “ | At a time when much in our lives seems to be in a downtrend, it's really great to find things that we can get excited about. In the world of Smooth Jazz, it's my pleasure to refer you to the latest release from guitarist Freddie Fox. FEELIN' IT is a fresh, enticing recording that is a pleasure to listen to from beginning to end. Freddie Fox is clued in... he writes great melodies and brings in absolutely the right guests for his projects. How's Walter Beasley, Najee, Nelson Rangell, Michael Lington and his wife Evelyn "Champagne" King for an A-List guest artist experience? Freddie is on the money! His guitar work sparkles and when you combine World Class performances with solid, feel good tunes you've got yourself a success. In my review of Freddie's 2003 self-titled debut release, I predicted: "Freddie Fox's place in Smooth Jazz is assured." Now, after checking out FEELIN' IT, I can confidently say, "Told ya!" ~ Scott O'Brien | ” |
| “ | A unique CD filled with smooth and soothing live instrumentation, the CD is perfect for a day at the beach or a Sunday afternoon party. Many of the songs on this compilation have graced the dance floors of places like Body & Soul in New York and various parties in Ibiza. This CD encompasses the feel of improvisational jazz combined with flavors of break beat percussion and overtones of house music. | ” |
| “ | The Abstract Truth", comprising of Band leader G. Lawrence Francis (Bass Guitar), Richard Tucker (Guitar, keyboards & Vocals), Tony Peebles (Alto & Tenor Saxes and Flute), Dan Paul, (Keyboards) and Josh Orlando (Drums & Percussion)and Jeanette Berry (Vocals) Play Smooth Jazz With a Funky Soul Meets Jazz Vibe, (i;e "The Headhunters" ) You can kick back and listen to their smooth grooves or get up and dance to this funky versatile band. | ” |
| “ | Originally released in 1997. Wei Li seemed then and still seems now, as evidenced by this straight reissue from Voiceprint Records, to be mostly West treading water. She plays some hot chinesse music, of course, but then not as much as one might like, and he sings a lot here, too, perhaps more than one might like. | ” |
| “ | Guitarist Les Sabler has been leaving his indelible mark on contemporary jazz since 1995 and the advent of his debut CD ‘Time For Love’. It enabled him to secure concert dates and to open for artists such as Richard Elliot, Jeff Lorber, Spyro Gyra, Michael Lington, Diane Schurr and Fattburger while his follow up, the 2003 ‘Bridge the Gap’, garnered the radio hit of the same name. When, in 2007, I reviewed his third solo project, Sunset Drive’ I described him as having found a magic formula with which to make top notch smooth jazz and now he is back with ‘Crescent Shores’ which will be released on Big Deal Records on August 3. | ” |
| “ | Major Dundee is a good old fashioned music. Daniele Amfitheatrof composed identifying themes for various character elements. We hear the catchy Major Dundee theme throughout which sounds like a constant call to rally behind him and his obsessive mission. There is a romantic love melody, southern musical references for the gentlemen of the South and a reoccurring theme for the invading French lancers. The battle music is frenetic and equally rousing. | ” |
| “ | Major Dundee is a good old fashioned music. Daniele Amfitheatrof composed identifying themes for various character elements. We hear the catchy Major Dundee theme throughout which sounds like a constant call to rally behind him and his obsessive mission. There is a romantic love melody, southern musical references for the gentlemen of the South and a reoccurring theme for the invading French lancers. The battle music is frenetic and equally rousing. | ” |
| “ | "Jimmy stands side by side with the guitar masters of the 20th and 21st centuries, such as Charlie Christian, Wes Montgomery, George Benson and Django Reinhardt. That he is confined to South Africa is a great loss to the rest of the world. I hope that his record company will have the vision to market him internationally because he will certainly break down many walls. Jimmy is here to stay." by Hugh Masekela. | ” |
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