The Jazz-Funk Lounge

^ Thanks! You'll be glad to hear Ronnie Laws is already listed here under the letter "R" on Page 6 of this blog and when it comes to Jazz-Funk, Ronnie Laws is the LAW! I love the vocal version of "Always There" too by Incognito featuring Jocelyn Brown. 

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - January 16 2023 at 13:57

                  Dukey Treats! 

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - September 15 2023 at 16:10

[QUOTE=Psychedelic Paul]^ That was quite a coincidence! I was searching for a documentary on Al Jarreau just before clicking on this blog. 

A-Z of Soul-Jazz (110 artists; 640 albums)

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - February 06 2023 at 05:28

Good Mornin'. I've been Breakin' Away from prog for awhile and doing a spot of Moonlighting on the side to complete Al Jarreau's long discography, which reminds me, I'll have some Dukey Treats coming up here later. In fact, Al Jarreau & George Duke sound So Good together that it's surely a match made in Smooth Jazz-Funk Heaven. 

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - February 11 2023 at 03:54

David_D wrote: A nice compilation of Jazz-Funk and Afro-Funk from the '70s, even maybe not so "smooth"  Various Artists  (F, USA)  -  Afrojazzfunk  (1999)

David_D wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: A favourite Smooth Jazz compilation from my modest CD Jazz collection.  ............... How are you doing, Funky Paul? And curiously enough, you're talking here about "modest CD Jazz collection", as I've been thinking about a couple of threads both concerning my CD and the entire Jazz collection, and both of the latter ones are truly modest.

David_D wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: My Jazz CD collection is listed about halfway down Page 6 of this blog, although the list doesn't include around thirty 2-CD compilations.  I've had look at it, and can tell you that our Jazz collections are very complementary.

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - February 21 2023 at 15:37

^ Great suggestion! I'll add Trombone Shorty, shortly.