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You can easily spot why this on is called Hoo Yah by the synth theme. Rocks along nicely. download


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Here's my respectful re-imagining of the Jazz standard "So What" by Miles Davis. download


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Here's my smooth jazz guitar version of the Stevie Wonder classic off the Fullfillingness album. It was Stevie Wonder's golden era. Hit Reggae tr... download


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The Britpop era dominated the UK music scene in the mid-1990s but began to fade by the late 1990s as new musical trends emerged. Here's what follow... more


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Another classic from Herbie Hancock's Blue Note years. It's the title track off his fifth album and was recorded on May 17, 1965. It was arguably a... download


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A blues/funk track featuring the astounding AJ Lewis on vocals. download


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The ultimate laid back jazz track by Norah Jones. I was messing about with my new nylon stringed guitar one day... Fun Fact: Norah is the daughter ... download


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This album features my Miles Davis re-works including In a Silent Way, Tutu, and So What! download


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The classic Isley Brothers hit written by Seals and Crofts. You know Summer's here when this one gets airplay. Check out my other Isley Brothers ... download


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Here's a nod and a wink to Herbie Hancock. Recorded when I was first playing keys so not as technically good as my more recent stuff. download


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There will never be another Miles Davis but, if in the last 60 years someone could be a contender for that crown, it must surely be Jacob Collier? more


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This track has nothing to do with the Miles Davis track of the same name. There's a scorcher of a guitar solo on Naima (if I say so myself). with... download


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My ultimate 80's dance groove. Musicians: Benny, Luke Tunney (Horns) Rom Parol (drums) Lyn Edmenson (Bass) Bernie and Maurice (Vocals) © BennySutto... download


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The ultimate riff based groove! Don't miss the guitar solo which starts at 2 mins 40. from the Larry Carlton era in the 70's download


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Classic EWF track from the 1975 Gratitude album written by Maurice White and Al McKay download


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Cool Jazz fusion instrumental with a modern take. It's in the style of Herbie Hancock, Jacob Collier, Vulfpeck with some Larry Carlton thro... download


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I watched Paul McCartney's set At Glastonbury Festival last night, along with my 17 year old son. If that surprises you, then I should point out th... more


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