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Various

Genre: JAZZ
Label: EMI Music
Release date: 2003


Disc 1 of 2
1. Intro From Blue Note Live At The Roxy: Saturday Night		more

2. Black Byrd: Saturday Night	Donald Byrd	more

3. I'm A Woman: Saturday Night	Minnie Riperton	more

4. The Beat Goes On: Saturday Night	Buddy Rich	more

5. Serenade To A Savage: Saturday Night	Candido	more

6. Desire On Fire: Saturday Night	Edc	more

7. Deb Sombo: Saturday Night	Jimmy McGriff	more

8. Elijah: Saturday Night	Donald Byrd	more

9. Fever: Saturday Night	Patti Drew	more

10. Soul Cha: Saturday Night	Joe Torres	more

11. Sookie Sookie: Saturday Night	Grant Green	more

12. Groovin' For Mr. G: Saturday Night	Richard 'Groove...	more

13. Rose Rouge: Saturday Night	St. Germain	more

14. London Lowdown: Saturday Night	Ronny Jordan	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Smiling Faces Sometimes: SUNDAY MORNING	Bobbi Humphrey	more

2. Save The Children: SUNDAY MORNING	Marlena Shaw	more

3. I Love You: SUNDAY MORNING	A Taste Of Honey	more

4. My Little Girl: SUNDAY MORNING	Bobbi Humphrey	more

5. Lush Life: SUNDAY MORNING	Nancy Wilson	more

6. Song For My Father: SUNDAY MORNING	Horace Silver	more

7. As: SUNDAY MORNING	Gene Harris	more

8. Groove: SUNDAY MORNING	Bobby Lyle	more

9. Move Your Hand: SUNDAY MORNING	Lonnie Smith	more

10. Goin' Down South: SUNDAY MORNING	Bobby Hutcherson	more

11. Ghana Spice Pt.1: SUNDAY MORNING	Candido	more

12. Afro Blue: SUNDAY MORNING	Dianne Reeves	more

13. Harlem River Drive: SUNDAY MORNING	Eddie Palmieri	more

14. Book Of Slim: SUNDAY MORNING	Gene Harris And...	more

15. Music Is My Sanctuary: SUNDAY MORNING	Gary Bartz	more

Featured Review
	Take Me Back Tinchy Stryder
The formerly gritty and underground genre of Grime, a distinctively British distant cousin of hip-hop, dancehall and garage, is experiencing a huge transformation, moving from its dark East London street roots towards a glossier, radio-friendlier sound. First signs were given by Dizzee Rascal teaming up with Calvin Harris in their recent summer smash "Dance Wiv Me"; followed by Wiley's courting Mark Ronson and bordering novelty record levels in some of his latest offerings. Now, the nicknamed Prince of Grime, Tinchy Stryder, is taking the next step in the process. After recent high-profile collaborations with Craig David and leftfield Brooklyn arties Gang Gang Dance; Stryder seems ready to hit big time with "Take Me back", the first taster from his forthcoming second album. The Ghanaian origin artist convinced rising UK urban star Taio Cruz to feature on vocals; toyed with the Autotune software for that popular "cheesy-rap" effect and threw some electro touches and a rather commercial beat in, bringing a flavour of Eurodance from the Nineties back to mind. ~Roberto González~ Copyright © Shazam Entertainment Limited 2009. All rights reserved
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