| | Incognito Jazz Funk CD Incognito Discography of CDs
 (2 Customer Reviews)
Incognito Jazz Funk Songs | 1. | Parisienne Girl |
| 2. | Summer's End |
| 3. | Shine On |
| 4. | Wake up the City |
| 5. | Interference |
| 6. | Incognito |
| 7. | Sunburn |
| 8. | Smile of a Child, The |
| 9. | Why Don't You Believe  |
| 10. | Chase the Clouds Away |
| 11. | Walking on Wheels |
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Purchase Jazz Funk CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Incognito 100 Degrees And Rising CD (1995)
Jazz Funk
 $13.85   
Singer Maysa Leak has left the fold, but Incognito's big, brassy British soul remains the same on 100 DEGREES AND RISING. Electric pianos lay down jazzy R&B vamps, strings sweep in with graceful accents, and horns play with and respond to the vocals, all over a variety of percolating funk beats. Put these parts together and you might call it acid jazz. It's a modern name for music that sounds like they used to make it--group-driven, roots-conscious and, above all, sophisticatedly soulful. And the superb new trio of vocalists that contributes to this, the band's fifth album, slides right in as part of the collective.
As the title implies, sweat drips and tension bubbles beneath the smooth surface of 100 DEGREES AND RISING in the tradition of all great urban soul. From the foreboding stabs of strings that kick off the opener, "Where Did We Go Wrong," like something out of the old sound of Philadelphia, Incognito honors that tradition. "Roots (Back To A Way Of Life)" announces itself with a blast of brass straight out of Earth, Wind & Fire's "Shining Star." ...
| | Incognito Positivity CD (1994)
Jazz Funk
$10.99 
Since the glory days of Earth, Wind & Fire, many groups have tried to extend upon Maurice White's classic synthesis of ethnic rhythms, salsa, soul, jazz and funk. Now, along comes Incognito, with their own suave brand of contemporary jazz/R&B. Rising from the ashes of the early 1980s British funk-jazz ...
| | Incognito Beneath The Surface CD (1997)
Jazz Funk
$12.35
| | Gaelle Transient CD (2004)
Jazz Funk
$12.99
| | Incognito - In Concert DVD (2004)
Jazz Funk
 $13.59
People who go "incognito" usually have something to hide. That certainly cant be said of Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick and his exciting ...
| | Lisa Shaw Cherry CD (2005)
Jazz Funk
$12.99
| | Best Of Ella Fitzgerald CD (1993)
Jazz Funk
$5.65
| | Destination Paradise CD (2008) (Import)
Jazz Funk
$13.15
| | Ray St Germain There's No Love Like Our Love CD (1995)
Jazz Funk
$8.39
| | Lotte Landl Snowcapped Zither Melodies CD (2006)
Jazz Funk
$22.25
Lotte's lovely new compilations are from her three earlier recordings The Zither, the Guitar and Me - Volume 1, 2 & 3 which were only released on audio cassette.Snowcapped Zither Melodies has zither and guitar instrumentals tracks plus zither and guitar with singing. It has more presence with lots of old favourites.--------------------------------------------------------Lotte’s music transports you back... back to the beautiful Enns Valley in Styria, to the old farmhouse built in 1092 AD, to her 12 brothers and sisters on long winter nights, tinkling the zither around a big open fire. Lotte’s very first solo recording was dedicated to her 12 sisters and brothers who were orphaned at a very early age. Track one ‘Mondnacht ist’, was apparently her mother’s favourite song which made it most suitable as the first track!Growing up without parents t here was always singing in the house. An old guitar in the corner of the corner table and songs and yodelling were continuous. Captured on these two special compilation CDs... Zither Melodies - especially for you... plus Snowcapped Zither Melodies Down Under are some of these moods to rekindle your own fond memories.Lotte describes, “I found an old zither in our loft, it had no strings but I knew somehow it was supposed to have strings. I was told that Mamma played as a young girl and it was her zither. I wanted to hear some sound out of this instrument and found some very long horse hairs that I somehow wound onto this thing. It made little fluffy sounds. So, I wanted this zither fixed up and began to beg for it to be made up. I was then about 11. There was no money for anything like this, but I didn’t give in, I promised to go and learn from the village zither teacher Frau Danklmaier.”“Somehow I succeeded, the instrument was fixed and I started lessons. They of course also were not free. It was arranged, that for payment for the half hour per week I would take a litre can of milk from our farm. So, for two years, come hail or snow or sunshine, I walked with my little zither in one hand and a can of milk in the other, a good half hour to my teacher. She was strict and stood on the various occasions with a ruler in her hand, ready for a bit of ‘teaching me the hard way’. She was happy with me and suggested I go to Vienna’s conservatory to carry on seriously with music. But this definitely was out of the question for there was no money for something quite like that.”Lotte left home as there was nothing for all of the children to do or learn and she started working in restaurants, waitressing mainly, taking her little zither with her wherever she went and she developed a popular following.“I met my Australian husband in this ski resort ‘Wagrain’, where I was at that time dental nursing for a brother of mine. I followed him to London early 1957 and we married the same year. ...
| | Sylvia Syms Sings (Atlantic) CD (1952) (Import) Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
Jazz Funk
$38.09 
| | Dixie Bee-Liners Ripe CD (2008)
Jazz Funk
$11.49
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