New private playlist

Tune 2 be named later

groovy

Blues & Soul

appreciation for everything in my life.

Life goes on.

Precious Memories(smooth jazz piano ballad)

Musica de Alexis Canciano Saxo tenor Neftali Robaina

Smooth Jazz Piano & Tenor Sax

This is a new remix of the title tune from my 1989 CD "2B NAMED LATER" which will be re-released in Japan later this year. With the GREAT rhythm section of Steve Ferrone on drums and Darryl Jones on bass, currently with Tom Petty and the Rolling Stones respectively.

Tune 2B Named Later

Smooth Jazz Chill Out Lounge

Gorillaz Plastic Beach Album Mix 2010

 Shit hot keyboard man ..Made the Hammond Organ especial !!..

Give Up The Booty / Jimmy Smith

Debut album by Myles Sanko (2013).

Available on CD as a "Limited Deluxe Edition" at www.mylessanko.com/store

Watch the official music videos: youtu.be/Tgkj5AvqfkM

Reviews:
-One of the freshest talents in the UK, he truly has an outstanding voice (Craig Charles - BBC Radio)

-Great sound with a modern twist, we're going to hear a lot more of this guy (Peter Young - Jazz FM)

-Music is the language of the soul, and Myles speaks loud and clear (Dr Charles - 8pistas Magazine)

-Soul for grown-ups. An album all this good would be one of the albums of the year (Chris Wells- Echoes Magazine)

- An impressive and timeless soul statement (Christoph Giese - Jazzthetik Magazine)

-You can't help falling for the charms on offer on this album (Lee Tyler - Blues & Soul Magazine)

213 Music © 2013

High On You

Let's go funky, maaan! 
That's our speed version of the most famous hit of the Meters!!
Sam-Voice/Flute
Ale-Drums
Andrew-Bass
Ennio-Clavinet/Organ/Synth

Just Kissed My Babe (by Meters)

This song was a collaboration with Jeremy Phipps Trumpet/trombone, John Michael Bradford/trumpet, and Desmond Prevost/Tuba. The track was originally created for New Orleans rapper Scarz P of Diamond Key Productions. The track was never used ....I never cared about radio play or what was hot in the street...Soul Euphoric has is my outlet for getting my musical ideas created and being true to my musical vision. 

Uptown

Smooth jazz -Best of najee mix

Welcome to my second mix which starts smooth and ends with Santana - a 1977 track that I heard a couple of weeks ago. Santana is a genius! Enjoy

To my UK followers, I now DJ at Bernie Grant Arts Centre, Town Hall Approach, Tottenham from 6pm till 11pm every Wednesday from October 2015! Come and listen to my smooth jazz favourites in a great bar, relaxed, perfect ambience,  great food and clientele!! 

The picture is of me (in the centre) and the management of RRR when I did my first gig on 30th May 2013! 

Second smooth jazz mix by Sapphire

Barry Finnerty is an internationally known guitarist, having played with such jazz luminaries as Miles Davis (The Man With The Horn), the Crusaders (Street Life) and the Brecker Bros. (Heavy Metal Bebop). He is also the author of two acclaimed "Serious Jazz" educational books. He now lives in Oakland, California with his wife Clarita and several dogs. "START" is his first literary work.
Synopsis:
In New York City in the mid-1990's, internationally known guitar player Barry Finnerty found himself in a very bad place. His glory days of the 70's and 80's, when he was recording with Miles Davis, flying first class around the world with the Crusaders, making legendary records such as "Heavy Metal Bebop" with the Brecker Bros, banging beautiful groupies and partying non-stop - all of that is a distant memory.
As he reminisces about the past and laments what might have been, he has no choice but to make a living as the rock singer in a high society tuxedo band, a job with no artistic satisfaction whatsoever, which he finds highly depressing to say the least. Self-medication with booze and cocaine is continuous, and he becomes so unhinged at one point that he actually believes he can escape his predicament by getting into a relationship with Yuvana Crump (the ex-wife of the notorious New York real estate tycoon Ronald Crump) because she smiles at him while he is onstage at a tuxedo gig at the Waldorf. When that brilliant idea doesn't work out so well, he starts thinking that maybe becoming a stand-up comedian might be his way out.
The often hilarious narrative, told in the first person (from Barry's own perspective) and in the present tense (except when recalling past memories), blurs the barriers between memoir and fiction. "There's a lot of reality in it," says Barry. "although many of the names have been changed to protect the guilty. And a lot of it sounds like it really could have happened... although most of it didn't. But some of it did!"