Good *Smooth* Jazz CDs?

[Ah! I have been enlightened!]

Can you recommend some truly smooth, smooth jazz?


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[jazzfanmd]

Duotones by Kenny G, anything by Grover Washington, some Dave Koz or Jeff Golub. Or Fourplay or Bob James.

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[Becca B]

George Gershwin is the single most influential jazz pianist in history. His works have been featured in movies, plays, and symphonies for years because of their timeless elegance and beauty.

Michael Buble is extremely popular as of late owing to his gorgeous voice, and Frank Sinatra never gets old.

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[LAlawMedMBA]

(1) Pat Metheny ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Metheny ) - The Falcon and the Snowman (Soundtrack, 1985)
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George Benson ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Benson ) - Breezin' (1976)
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Kenny G ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenny_g ) - Breathless (1992)
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[JOHN JR]

"X" by Fourplay. Great album , great musicians.

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[John B]

Check out Brian Culbertson's Bringing Back The Funk (his newest CD)or his older CD's (keyboards/trombone)...anything by Gerald Albright (sax)....Euge Groove (sax)...Paul Brown (guitar)...Richard Elliot (sax)...Candy Dulfer (sax)...Eric Darius (sax)....George Benson (guitar-a must see at a concert!!!)

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