Smooth Jazz/Funk Suggestions…

[kitfit1]

Just about anything released by Sade falls well and truly in the smooth Jazz/Funk category.

[SamS]

If you like your smooth jazz with a bit of catchy lyric then Michael Franks is well worth a try.
Top musicians and production are a bonus.
I would start with Sleeping Gypsy.
Enjoy

[Skeptikal]

[Fatcat]

This is my favourite music radio station.

It does what it says on the tin.

[Skeptikal]

I’m very pleased I did Beta testing for this app when new.
How long ago already 11 years.

[TheKevster]

[Blacknote]

They also have their # Top 100 Album Chart

[Blacknote]

Some more albums:

[Skeptikal]

[TOBYJUG]

[TOBYJUG]

Amp Fiddler. Basementality.

Amp Fiddler (love that name) sadly passed away beyond our galactic temporal bodily manifestation just recently.

[Blacknote]

I just noticed that you mentioned jazz rock, do you mean jazz fusion basically? If that’s the case, there are many great musicians to mention.

[Skeptikal]

[Blacknote]

@Skeptikal it sounds very intriguing Smooth Jazz/Funk Suggestions… - #33 by Skeptikal

[Skeptikal]

It was just when you mentioned jazz rock type I’ve got a few Bill Bruford albums and met him and seen him live.
I’ve got the old usuals Soft Machine and Coliseum Gong etc.
But not exactly smooth jazz Oops.

[Skeptikal]

[HappyListener]

TJ – and this, which is simply immense fun. Is it soul, is it funk at times, is it jazz? – whatever it is, it’s great to listen to (IMHO - )…not overly smooth at times, but don’t let that put anyone off.

King Curtis, Live at Fillmore West

[Neil0001]

No, that’s all good… I’m exploring the whole jazz - funk/rock/fusion/smooth genres… want to see what is out there…

[Blacknote]

If you are interested in jazz fusion I would recommend to try these albums too:

[BigAl]

I would suggest Tom Browne and George Benson