Soul Jazz Selection
Here is a selection of the Soul Jazz favorites of SomehowJazz. You’ll find here albums, tunes, and live videos from the genre. Just click on the titles for more information and please leave your comments.
Quincy Jones “Body Heat”
Body Heat by Quincy Jones from the album "BODY HEAT" released in 1974 by A&M Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Leon Ware & Bruce Fisher - Vocals | Billy Preston - Organ | Malcolm Cecil, Robert Margouleff, Mike Melvoin, Dave Grusin – Synthesizer | Wah...
Isaac Hayes “Do Your Thing”
Do Your Thing by Isaac Hayes from the album "SHAFT" released in 1971 by Stax Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Isaac Hayes – Vocals, Piano | Willie Hall – Drums, Tambourine | James Alexander – Bass | Lester Snell – Electric Piano | Charles “Skip” Pitts, Michael...
Gerald Veasley “Soul Seduction”
Soul Seduction by Gerald Veasley from the album "SIGNS" released in 1994 by Heads Up International... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Gerald Veasley - Six String Bass | Grover Washington Jr. -Soprano Saxophone | Jef Lee Johnson - Guitar | Bill Jolly - Fender Rhodes...
Zachary Breaux “Cafe Reggio”
Cafe Reggio by Zachary Breaux from the album "UPTOWN GROOVE" released in 1997 by Zebra Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Zachary Breaux - Guitar | Mark Portmann - Keyboards, Synthesizers, String Arrangement | Harvey Mason - Drums | Kenny Davis - Bass | Luis...
Quincy Jones “Is It Love That We’re Missin'”
Is It Love That We're Missin' by Quincy Jones from the album “MELLOW MADNESS” released in 1975 by A&M Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: George Johnson - Lead Vocals, Guitar | Louis Johnson - Bass | Harvey Mason - Drums | Dave Grusin - Keyboards | Don Grusin...
The Crusaders “It’s Just Gotta Be That Way”
It's Just Gotta Be That Way by The Crusaders from the album “CRUSADERS 1” released in 1972 by Blue Thumb Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL : Wayne Henderson - Trombone | Wilton Felder - Tenor Sax | Joe Sample - Electric Piano | Stix Hooper - Drums | Larry...
The Crusaders “Do You Remember When?”
Do You Remember When? by The Crusaders from the album “2nd. CRUSADE” released in 1973 by Blue Thumb Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Larry Carlton - Guitar, | Arthur Adams - Guitar | David T. Walker - Guitar | Joe Sample - Keyboards | Stix Hooper - Drums |...
The Crusaders “Soul Caravan”
Soul Caravan by The Crusaders from the album "CHAIN REACTION" released in 1975 by ABC Blue Thumb Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Joe Sample - Electric Piano | Larry Carlton - Guitar | Wilton Felder - Electric Bass, Tenor Saxophone | Stix Hooper - Drums |...
George Benson and Al Jarreau “‘Long Come Tutu”
'Long Come Tutu by George Benson and Al Jarreau from the album "GIVIN' IT UP" released in 2006 by Concord label... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Al Jarreau - Vocals | George Benson - Guitar | Michael White - Drums | Herbie Hancock - Piano | Patrice Rushen - Keyboards,...
The Crusaders “So Far Away”
So Far Away by The Crusaders, from the album "CRUSADERS 1" released in 1972 by Blue Thumb Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Joe Sample - Electric Piano | Stix Hooper - Drums | Wayne Henderson - Trombone | Wilton Felder - Tenor Saxophone | Chuck Rainey...
Quincy Jones “Ai No Corrida”
Ai No Corrida by Quincy Jones from the album "THE DUDE" released in 1981 by A&M Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Quincy Jones - Rhythm Arrangement | Jerry Hey - Horn Arrangement | Jerry Hey, Quincy Jones - Synthesizer Arrangement | Patti Austin, Quincy...
Quincy Jones “Summer In The City”
Summer In The City by Quincy Jones from the album “YOU'VE GOT IT BAD GIRL” released in 1973 by A&M Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Valerie Simpson - Vocals | Dave Grusin - Electric piano | Eddie Louis - Organ | Grady Tate - Drums | Chuck Rainey - Bass |...
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