SMOOTH JAZZ MIX -10

See Me

Sippin'

This is "I'll Never Go," a duet from the ODYSSEY - CD featuring Alyson Williams w/Miles Jaye.

"I'LL NEVER GO"

Off of Kindred the Family Soul's upcoming LP, Love Has No Recession, due out on July 26th.

Magic Happen

Pocket City

Inside Myself

Just An Illusion

Day By Day

That's The Way Of The World

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80 WEST RENO 3 MILES

Seven Large

Track 01

Before American singer Chaka Khan became the renowned solo artist she is today, she fronted Chicago soul group Rufus. Join CHUO contributor Sarah to hear a throwback to the band's 1977 LP, Ask Rufus.

Vinyl Vault - Rufus' Everlasting Love

Willie Hutch -  Try It You'll Like It

Chicago Style Steppin' Track.

Bob Sinclar at his smoothest under the pseudonym Mighty Bop.
Bob Sinclar (born Christophe Le Friant, 10 May 1969), is a French record producer, house music DJ, remixer and the owner of the label Yellow Productions.[1] He is known for popularising the "French touch" of house music with heavy use of sampled and filtered disco strings. He describes his musical style as inspired by "peace, love, and house-music".

The Mighty Bop - Lady ( The Chicago Stepper's Mix )

Contemporary Jazz Pianist, Marcus Johnson’s eagerly anticipated new release titled Poetically Justified is in stores and online on June 2, 2009.  This album delivers 14 unique tracks that each feature a taste of Johnson’s signature sound, combining acoustic and electronic sets giving listeners a soaring musical journey of contemporary smooth jazz with a funky urban groove.   

Poetically Justified showcases several guest appearances from some of Johnson’s musician friends.  R&B vocalist Miles Jaye lends his soulful voice to “Capice” and “Heaven”, and R&B siren Maysa (of Incognito fame) is featured on two tracks, one of which, “Master of My Heart”, is currently in heavy rotation on adult-contemporary radio station WHUR-FM in Washington, DC.  Jazz heavy-hitter Najee adds his sultry sax sounds to the upbeat and rhythmic “I See You”.  Johnson also collaborates with writer-producer, Robbie McDonald, (responsible for background tracks for Raheem Davaughn) on several stand-out tracks. These powerful tracks combined with Johnson’s masterful cover of Michael Jackson’s “This Place Hotel” (first single off CD) and his funky turn on the CD opener, “Chillaxin”, will no doubt wow Johnson’s loyal fans and earn Johnson yet another appearance on the Billboard charts.


That's The Way Of The World

Najee

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