Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Bob James, Earl Klugh Title: Cool Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 1 Label: Warner Bros / Wea Original Release Date: 8/11/1992 Release Date: 8/11/1992 Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists Styles: Smooth Jazz, Easy Listening, Traditional Vocal Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 075992693929, 075992693943 |
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 | Bob James, Earl Klugh Cool Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists
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CD ReviewsGreat Team Up Album! AbeStreet | Mayfield Heights, OH United States | 08/23/2003 (4 out of 5 stars) "I am a big fan of Bob James. I have other of his collaboration albums and group albums such as FOURPLAY and find this album to be one of his best collaborative efforts. This album is great as background music at a social function or just to listen to while relaxing. The album starts out great with "Movin' On" and keeps the pace up throughout the entire album. The transitions from selection to selection are smooth and have no jarring shifts from mellow selections to upbeat selections. Even songs like "New York Samba" with it's slightly busy and upbeat tempo blends in with the other selections.If you like modern jazz I doubt you can go wrong with this instrumental jazz purchase." Cooler than me and you Caribbean Queen | 08/27/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "Let's go way back in time, mid-eighties, pre-Internet, when I was hanging out on the local electronic BBSes. I met a jazz musician, Earl Rutledge, who loaned me his entire collection and turned me onto fusion jazz. Bob James, keyboard man, was awesome. You may know him because he wrote Angie, which is the theme song to the TV show Taxi. Earl Klugh, on bass, was a pretty good solo artist as well, but I don't know him so well. After nine albums and a live package of greatest hits, Bob James retired. Later on, he returned. However, he came back lazy. Then I left Florida in favor of North Carolina and lost touch with the jazz scene. 2006. I was in a DVD store in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. I saw a large and wondrous collections of DVDs, but I already owned every damn thing they had. On my way out the door, however, I saw COOL. And so it is. This is Bob James at his finest, and Earl Klugh at his finest, and everybody else just doing what they do. If I lived in a Western country right now, and if money was no object, I'd probably read a bunch of reviews about the music of Bob James over the past 10 or so years and believe them. He's one of the greats. The first time I played this CD, in case you're wondering, Picasso crawled out from beneath the miao fabric which covers the big beanbag to listen. When the CD ended, she told me to play it again. I did. And I'm playing it again, right now. Yeah. She's listening, too, and it's cool if I get stupid and play keyboard on her head. We're a coupla hep jazz cats. In other words, Bob is back. I am happy. Life is good. " One of my family's favorites! AbeStreet | 11/04/1999 (5 out of 5 stars) "Having enjoyed listening to this CD in the past, my husband brought it to the hospital when we were expecting our first child. The relaxing, happy music was just what we all needed! It continues to be a favorite when we all need to relax. I highly recommend it!"
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