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3-CD Set;Box Measures 10"X 5" In Long Box Form;Gota,No Se+++
This Is Smooth Jazz: The Box Set features a whopping three discs of music, all of it firmly anchored in the smooth jazz idiom. With such a wide scope of performances -- a grand total of 36 songs and few repeat performers ... This Is Smooth Jazz Music This Is Smooth Jazz Songs | | This Is Smooth Jazz CD DISC 1: MORNING DRIVE-TIME GROOVES: |
| 1. | Uptown Groovin' - Soundscape UK |
| 2. | Super-Real Feel - Duncan Millar |
| 3. | Unforgettable Feeling - Gota |
| 4. | N'Iceland - Fredrik Karlsson |
| 5. | Coast to Coast - Nite Flyte |
| 6. | Coconut Kiss - The V.I.P. Club |
| 7. | Whole Nine, The - Craig T. Cooper |
| 8. | So Low - Johann Asmundsson |
| 9. | Summer Strut - Yada Yada |
| 10. | Nuff Said - Chris Standring |
| 11. | Coastal Route - Beatifik |
| 12. | Crazy Horse - Brian Tarquin |
| | This Is Smooth Jazz Songs DISC 2: SOUL FULL OF JAZZ: |
| 1. | Believe - James Taylor Quartet |
| 2. | Misunderstood - Modern Tribe |
| 3. | Everlasting - Nigel Martinez |
| 4. | Summer Rain - Gleeps |
| 5. | My Baby - CFM Band |
| 6. | Magic - Shakatak |
| 7. | Joy and Pain - Count Basic |
| 8. | Do It Right - Act of Faith |
| 9. | First Class Love - A.J. |
| 10. | Heart Strings - Cathi Ogden |
| 11. | Heaven Ain't Gonna Happen - Patrick Harriot |
| 12. | So Cool - Espirito |
| | This Is Smooth Jazz Album DISC 3: NIGHTTIME IS THE RIGHT TIME: |
| 1. | Mellow - Jazz Steppers |
| 2. | Indigenous Love - Keni Burke |
| 3. | Breathing Space - Jill Seward |
| 4. | Nitelife - Martin Fuss |
| 5. | Animal - Woody Cunningham |
| 6. | Gift, The - Jon Dalton |
| 7. | For the Love of You - Victor Haynes |
| 8. | Searching - Tomio Inoue |
| 9. | It's a Feel Thing - Cathi Ogden |
| 10. | Red - Exodus Quartet |
| 11. | And It All Goes 'Round and 'Round - Nicolas Bearde |
| 12. | Das Land - No Se |
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