"Poinciana" from Bobby Lyle's cd, "Hands On" Poinciana, a tropical tree ... the song was written in 1939 by Nat Simon and Buddy Bernier, and has been covered by many prominent Jazz Artists including Ahmad Jamal, Michel Camilo, and Cal Tjader w/ Eddie Palmieri. ... the montage is a tropical theme with photos of the Poinciana tree and scenery from the Islands of Hawaii and Tahiti. Hope you enjoy.... Please note, I do not own the music or any related materials to this video...no copyright infringement is intended. Thank you... ~*~. + Informações

Excerpts from Bobby Lyle's Performance @ Java Jazz Festival 2009. Recorded in Hi-Definition.. + Informações

1977 ? The Genie LP Killer jazz-funk track!. + Informações

.Bobby Lyle is a jazz, soul jazz, and smooth jazz pianist. He was born in Memphis, Tennessee but grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota in a home near the corner of Park Avenue and 32nd Street. His father, reportedly, was a sports writer for the Star Tribune newspaper. He had his first gig at 16 and played in the 1960s with Gene and Jerry Hubbard in the Bobby Lyle Trio. They were very popular at the Blue Note on Plymouth Avenue on Minneapolis' North Side, and at the Ebony Lounge on University Avenue in St. Paul. When Ramsey Lewis left the Trio which he started and made famous, Lyle became the keyboard player for Young Holt Unlimited. In 1970, he had a meeting and subsequent jam session with Jimi Hendrix who was planning on starting a jazz-rock group with Lyle and fellow Minnesotans Willie Weeks and Bill Lordan as the rhythm section before his death later that year. He moved to Los Angeles in 1974 and soon went on the road with Sly and the Family Stone. During this time he also had a stint with the Ronnie Laws band. This led to a meeting with Wayne Henderson of the Jazz Crusaders who then took him to Capitol Records for his first solo recording deal in 1977. After three albums ("The Genie", "New Warrior", and "Night Fire"), Capitol abandoned their jazz division. Without a record deal, Lyle returned to his sideman work in 1981 with George Benson. In that same year he was a guest artist on the Yellowjackets debut LP. Extensive tours with Bette Midler, Al Jarreau, and Anita Baker .... + Informações

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Bobby Lyle is a jazz, soul jazz, and smooth jazz pianist. He was born in Memphis, Tennessee but grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota in a home near the corner of Park Avenue and 32nd Street. His father, reportedly, was a sports writer for the Star Tribune newspaper. He had his first gig at 16 and played in the 1960s with Gene and Jerry Hubbard in the Bobby Lyle Trio. They were very popular at the Blue Note on Plymouth Avenue on Minneapolis' North Side, and at the Ebony Lounge on University Avenue in St. Paul. When Ramsey Lewis left the Trio which he started and made famous, Lyle became the keyboard player for Young Holt Unlimted. In 1970, he had a meeting and subsequent jam session with Jimi Hendrix who was planning on starting a jazz-rock group with Lyle and fellow Minnesotans Willie Weeks and Bill Lordan as the rhythm section before his death later that year. He moved to Los Angeles in 1974 and soon went on the road with Sly and the Family Stone. During this time he also had a stint with the Ronnie Laws band. This led to a meeting with Wayne Henderson of the Jazz Crusaders who then took him to Capitol Records for his first solo recording deal in 1977. After three albums ("The Genie", "New Warrior", and "Night Fire"), Capitol abandoned their jazz division. Without a record deal, Lyle returned to his sideman work in 1981 with George Benson. In that same year he was a guest artist on the Yellowjackets debut LP. Extensive tours with Bette Midler, Al Jarreau, and Anita Baker .... + Informações

Good tune from keyboard player Bobby Lyle. This is called "Passion Drive". Enjoy!. + Informações

Very relaxing song for when you are sipping those islandtinis. + Informações

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Kaspar Galli shot and edited the great Bobby Lyle warming up on a break during the recording session of the Kaspar Galli/Duke Jones original "Stay In My Heart" for Cafe Soul Allstars feat. Maysa Leak at Quad Studios NYC. Great rendition of "Moment's Notice" by John Coltrane. Bobby is a major american pianist/arranger/composer whose credits include Sly & The Family Stone, Al Jarreau, George Benson, Bette Midler, Anita Baker, Gabor Szabo and Jimi Hendrix to name a few.. + Informações

from "Ivory Dreams" (1989). + Informações

Bobby Lyle Magic Ride. + Informações

from "The Journey" (1990). + Informações

Cafe Soul Allstars live feat.: Peabo Bryson, Glenn Jones and Bobby Lyle. Songs: GET UP, WATCHA GONNA DO, SHOW AND TELL, FEEL THE FIRE. Band: Bobby Lyle,Duke Jones,Kaspar Galli,Steve Williams,Paul Frazier,Sal Giorgianni,Rene McLean,Alyson Williams,Keith Fluitt, Chandra Armstead. Introduction by Vaughn Harper. + Informações

Jazz Jam Session. + Informações

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The Genie (Capitol Records 1977). + Informações

Artista - Bobby Lyle Álbum- Ivory Dreams Ano - 1989 Gênero - Jazz. + Informações

Bobby Lyle is a jazz, soul jazz, and smooth jazz pianist. He was born in Memphis, Tennessee but grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota in a home near the corner of Park Avenue and 32nd Street. His father, reportedly, was a sports writer for the Star Tribune newspaper. He had his first gig at 16 and played in the 1960s with Gene and Jerry Hubbard in the Bobby Lyle Trio. They were very popular at the Blue Note on Plymouth Avenue on Minneapolis' North Side, and at the Ebony Lounge on University Avenue in St. Paul. When Ramsey Lewis left the Trio which he started and made famous, Lyle became the keyboard player for Young Holt Unlimited. In 1970, he had a meeting and subsequent jam session with Jimi Hendrix who was planning on starting a jazz-rock group with Lyle and fellow Minnesotans Willie Weeks and Bill Lordan as the rhythm section before his death later that year. He moved to Los Angeles in 1974 and soon went on the road with Sly and the Family Stone. During this time he also had a stint with the Ronnie Laws band. This led to a meeting with Wayne Henderson of the Jazz Crusaders who then took him to Capitol Records for his first solo recording deal in 1977. After three albums ("The Genie", "New Warrior", and "Night Fire"), Capitol abandoned their jazz division. Without a record deal, Lyle returned to his sideman work in 1981 with George Benson. In that same year he was a guest artist on the Yellowjackets debut LP. Extensive tours with Bette Midler, Al Jarreau, and Anita Baker .... + Informações

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Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector FROM THE "JOYFUL" CD. + Informações

This concert featured Bobby Lyle along with Howard Hewett, Paul Jackson, Jr., Everette Harp, Eric Darius and others. Riverside Media produced this video to help Bobby raise funds for a worthy charity, Family-to-Family Network.. + Informações

1977 ? The Genie LP Killer jazz-funk track!. + Informações

Backing Vocals -- Deborah "Punkin" Shotlow, Flo Lyle, Marjie Lyle, Saundra "Pan" Alexander Bass -- Don Beck* Cello -- Armand Kaproff, Nathan Gershman Drums -- Steve Gutierrez Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Arp Odyssey], Lead Vocals, Composed By -- Bobby Lyle Guitar -- Roland Bautista Percussion [Congas] -- Babatunde* Soloist, Guitar -- Bill Rogers Vibraphone [Vibes] -- Victor Feldman Viola -- James Dunham, Janet Lakatos Violin -- Anatol Kaminsky, Bonnie Douglas, Carroll Stephens, Israel Baker, James Getzoff, Murray Adler, Paul Shure, Robert Sushel. + Informações