June 27, 1981, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Grover Washington Jr.(ss,as&ts), Richard Tee(key), Ralph MacDonald(perc), Paul Griffin(synth), Eric Gale(g), Anthony Jackson(b), Steve Gadd(ds), feat. Zack Sanders(vo). + Informações

June 27, 1981, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Grover Washington Jr.(ss,as&ts), Richard Tee(key), Ralph MacDonald(perc), Paul Griffin(synth), Eric Gale(g), Anthony Jackson(b), Steve Gadd(ds). + Informações

Grover Washington Jr.-Knucklehead from the "Feel so Good" album.. + Informações

One of my all time favorite songs, it brings memories of my first love and those feelings have never faded from my heart since the day I first heard this song in 1981 in Jr. High . To this day I still think of her when it comes on.. + Informações

June 27, 1981, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Grover Washington Jr.(ss,as&ts), Richard Tee(key), Ralph MacDonald(perc), Paul Griffin(synth), Eric Gale(g), Anthony Jackson(b), Steve Gadd(ds). + Informações

"Mister Magic" was the successful single and title track from the fifth album of one of jazz music's more well-known figures. Grover Washington, Jr. (December 12, 1943 -- December 17, 1999) was an American jazz-funk / soul-jazz saxophonist. Along with George Benson, John Klemmer, David Sanborn, Bob James, Chuck Mangione, Herb Alpert, and Spyro Gyra, he is considered by many to be one of the founders of the smooth jazz genre. He wrote some of his material and later became an arranger and producer. Washington was born in Buffalo, New York on December 12, 1943. His mother was a church chorister, and his father was a collector of old jazz gramophone records and a saxophonist as well, so music was everywhere in the home. He grew up with the great jazzmen and big band leaders like Benny Goodman, Fletcher Henderson, and others like them. At the age of 8, with the desire for him to be more than he could be, Grover Sr. gave Jr. a saxophone. He practiced and would sneak into clubs to see famous Buffalo blues musicians. Washington left Buffalo and played with a Midwest group called the Four Clefs. He was drafted into the US Army shortly thereafter, but this was to be to his advantage, as he met drummer Billy Cobham there. Cobham, a mainstay in New York City, introduced Washington to many New York musicians. After leaving the Army, Washington freelanced his talents around New York City, eventually landing in Philadelphia in 1967. In 1970 and 1971, he appeared on Leon Spencer's first .... + Informações

1990s Grover Washington Jr. performing Mr. Magic with keyboardist Mike Kwas and his band- Charles Baldwin(bass), Jef Lee Johnson (gtr), Ted Thomas Jr. (drums). + Informações

June 27, 1981, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Grover Washington Jr.(ss,as&ts), Richard Tee(key), Ralph MacDonald(perc), Paul Griffin(synth), Eric Gale(g), Anthony Jackson(b), Steve Gadd(ds). + Informações

Music video by Grover Washington, Jr. performing Love Like This. (C) 1992 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT. + Informações

Live Japan 1983 Featuring- Pieces Of A Dream. + Informações

Grover Washington, Jr. - Take Five. + Informações

Great groove on this track from the ever popular Feels So Good set on Motown. + Informações

Just The Two of Us. Grover Washington Jr. with vocalist Howard Bomar. Recorded in 1982.. + Informações

This is one of Grover's most recognizable grooves. + Informações

Grover Washington, Jr. - Make Me a Memory (Sad Samba) 1980 "Winelight". + Informações

Grover Washington. + Informações

smooth jazz - grover washington jr - can you dig it. + Informações

Album: Perfect Moment Peter White: Acoustic Guitar Grover Washington Jr.: Tenor Sax Mike Egizi: Keyboards Lenny Castro: Percussion. + Informações

Filmed Dec. 9, 1997. I (Peter White) had the distinct honor to play with one of my heros, the legendary Grover Washington, Jr. at J&R Music World in NYC, hosted by Pat Prescott for radio station CD101.9. This was the only time I ever got to play live with Grover. He sadly passed away in December 1999.. + Informações

Grover Washington Jr. y su orquesta interpretan el gran clásico de 1981 "Jus the two of us" (Sólo nosotros dos). Como siempre podrán ver a Grover Washington en HD tocando su saxofón y escuchar el sonido original HQ de esta hermosa canción . Grover Washington Jr. and his band playing "Just the two of us" from 1981. You can hear the original sound HQ of this great and beautiful classic song while you see a video with Grover playing his sax in HD. Enjoy it.. + Informações

grover washington jr i can`t help it,. + Informações

Slayd5000 presents... Grover Washington, Jr. - Loran's Dance N-joi! & subscribe to my channel. Positive comments are always welcome. More to come.. + Informações

This cut is from the LP Winelight(1980) and features the following musicians: : Grover Washington, Jr. (saxophone, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Bill Withers (vocals); Eric Gale (guitar); Paul Griffin (Fender Rhodes piano, Clavinet, keyboards); Richard Tee (Fender Rhodes piano); Ray Chew (Clavinet); Bill Eaton (Oberheim synthesizer); Steve Gadd (drums); Ralph MacDonald (congas, percussion); Robert Greenidge (steel drum); Ullanda McCullough, Yvonne Lewis, Hilda Harris (background vocals). All music or related performances remain the sole property of their respective copyright holders. No video clips are for sale, nor do they imply challenge to ownerships. They are intended strictly for entertainment and educational purposes only.. + Informações

Lloyd Remick, Esq. talks about the late jazz legend, Grover Washington Jr. , his former client. From the film in production, "Philly Pop Music." A George Manney film. Copyright 2008, Philly Pop Music. www.PhillyPopMusic.com Archive Sigma Sound Studios & Grover Japan tour footage courtesy of Peter Humphreys. Producer-Director George Manney Camera for Mr. Remick interview: Pete Fama. Visit Mr. Remick online at: www.zanemanagement.com. + Informações

JoAnna plays "Winelight", one of her favorite tunes by Grover Washington Jr. Gerald Albright. + Informações