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Dan Siegel
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Just Like That
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from Inside Out
(2004)
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Herb Alpert
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Chasing Shadows
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from Coast to Coast
(2004)
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David Benoit
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Watermelon Man
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from Right Here, Right Now
(2003)
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Eric Darius
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Joy Ride
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from Night On the Town
(2002)
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Joe McBride
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An Evening In Dallas
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from A Gift for Tomorrow
(2009)
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Pamela Williams
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Positive Vibe
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from Elixir
(2006)
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Michael Lington
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Still Thinking Of You
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from Everything Must Change
(2007)
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The Rippingtons & Eric Marienthal
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Club Paradiso
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from Life In the Tropics
(2006)
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Jim Brickman
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You Never Know
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from Picture This
(1990)
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Brian Hughes
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Son y Lola
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from Along the Way
(2003)
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Dave Koz
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You Make Me Smile
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from Greatest Hits
(2008)
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Nelson Rangell
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Turning Night Into Day
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from The Very Best of Nelson Rangell
(1998)
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Wayman Tisdale
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Breakfast With Tiffany
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from Decisions
(2008)
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Eric Marienthal
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Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
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from Walk Tall: Tribute to Cannonball Adderley
(1998)
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Praful
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Sigh
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from One Day Deep
(2003)
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Paul Taylor
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Hypnotic
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from Hypnotic
(2006)
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Ken Navarro
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When Night Calls
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from Old Friends (the Best Of)
(2003)
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Chieli Minucci
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My Girl Sunday
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from Sweet On You
(2006)
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Tom Scott
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Upbeat 90's
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from Reed My Lips
(1994)
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Bobby Lyle
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Genie In A Bottle
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from Joyful
(2007)
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Patti Austin
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Through the Test of Time
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from Love Is Gonna Getcha
(1990)
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Paul Jackson Jr.
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Dios Te Bendiga
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from Still Small Voice
(2003)
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Art Porter
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Pocket City
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from Pocket City
(1992)
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Alex Bugnon
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107 In the Shade
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from 107 107 In the Shade
(1991)
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Gregg Karukas
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Your Sweet Smile
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from Heatwave
(2002)
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Comment:
In Next Steps, we took a little tour around the globe, but in Deep Cuts we’re coming right back to where it started, with perhaps the sexiest instrument in all of jazz — the sax. Dave Koz leads off with a steamy, sultry, funk-drenched workout in “Saxman,” as he jams with the likes of the late Clarence Clemons, Maceo Parker, and other A-list reed royalty. The former leader of the famed L.A. Express, Tom Scott, nudges his horn into a hip-hop groove laced with urbane urbanity in “Upbeat 90’s.” And just in case you thought it was only the guys leading the charge toward a saxier future, Pamela Williams — a former member of Patti Labelle’s backup band — steps to center stage with “Positive Vibe,” a succulent track reminiscent of the late Grover Washington Jr.
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