Smooth Jazz

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Motown Music - Smooth Sax (Smooth Jazz Sax Instrumental Covers of Popular Motown Songs)

Track 01 - Let's Stay together - 0:00:03 - 0:04:24
Track 02 - Ain't Not Woman - 0:04:24 - 0:10:41
Track 03 - After The Dance - 0:10:41 - 0:16:52
Track 04 - Baby, I Love You - 0:16:52 - 0:24:13
Track 05 - Let's Get it On - 0:24:13 - 0:29:40
Track 06 - This Masquerade - 0:29:40 - 0:36:16
Track 07 - Papa's Gotta Brand New Bag - 0:36:16 - 0:42:32
Track 08 - Sexual Healing - 0:42:32 - 0:48:04
Track 09 - Where Is The Love - 0:48:04 - 0:53:05
Track 10 - Use Me - 0:53:05 - 0:58:04
Track 11 - You Are My Lady - 0:58:04 - 1:03:17
Track 12 - Baby, It's You - 1:03:17 - 1:08:42
Track 13 - Here And Now - 1:08:42 - 1:13:34



Mark Maxwell is a musician that loves playing soft smooth jazz saxophone instrumental songs that are great for background music during any occasion. Mark’s music is great for dinner parties, cocktail parties, and small intimate get-togethers. His smooth jazz sound is both relaxing and seductive.

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Jazz saxophonist Jessy J is a fine player. Her dexterity on the keys is solid, her intuition good.

But in a recent run in the Lehigh Valley that brought sax players Steve Coleman to Allentown JazzFest and, less than a week earlier, Kamasi Washington to the same Musikfest Café at ArtsQuest Center that Jessy J played Thursday, Jessy J was clearly a step below them.

What Jessy J has going for her is that she is an attractive woman who reimagines contemporary songs or classic jazz as smooth jazz with a band of excellent players.

That’s fine, too, and it made for an entertaining show.

In a 14-song, 80-minute show that was among the headliners for ArtsQuest’s RiverJazz series, Jessy J clearly understood her strong points.

Dressed in a short, clingy red dress and high heels, swaying and dancing while playing, she opened with a not-so-subtle instrumental cover of Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman.”

“Not only men can play the saxophone,” she told the audience of 260. “Ladies can do it.”

Jessy J explained that all of her five albums are in different musical styles, and her most recent, last year’s “Second Chances,” was R&B. She played three selections from it, including the good title track, and over-explained on “La Luna Feliz” that the song contained elements of soul, jazz and funk – apparently just in case you couldn’t hear it.


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