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Artist: Grover Washington, Jr. Title: The Best Of Pop-Jazz Saxophone Year Of Release: 2004 Label: Some Wax Genre: Smooth Jazz Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 Total Time: 01:15:50 Total Size: 454 MB / 173 MB Tracklist: 01. Reaching Out [04:09] 02. Come Morning [04:54] 03. Take Five [05:00] 04. E.Preciso Perdoar [08:56] 05. Ain't No Sunshine [08:32] 06. Winelight [07:33] 07. For Heaven's Sake [07:13] 08. Bright Moments [06:28] 09. Inner City Blues [02:29] 10. Mister Magic [09:01] 11. Flamingo [05:00] 12. Make Me A Memory [06:30] One of the most popular saxophonists of all time, Grover Washington, Jr. was long the pacesetter in his field. His roots were in R&B and soul-jazz organ combos, but he also fared very well on the infrequent occasions when he played straight-ahead jazz. A highly influential player, Washington pushed himself with the spontaneity and risk-taking of a masterful jazz musician. Grover Washington, Jr.'s, father also played saxophone and was his first influence. The younger son started playing music when he was ten, and within two years was working in clubs. He picked up experience touring with the Four Clefs from 1959-1963 and freelancing during the next two years, before spending a couple years in the Army. He moved to Philadelphia in 1967, becoming closely identified with the city from then on, and worked with several organists, including Charles Earland and Johnny Hammond Smith, recording as a sideman for the Prestige label. His biggest break occurred in 1971, when Hank Crawford could not make it to a recording date for Creed Tasylor's Kudu label; Washington was picked as his replacement, and the result was Inner City Blues, a big seller. From then on he became a major name, particularly after recording 1975's Mister Magic and Feels So Good, and later 1980's Winelight; the latter included the Bill Withers hit "Just the Two of Us." Although some of his recordings since then found him coasting a bit, Washington usually stretched himself in concert. He developed his own personal voices on soprano, tenor, alto, and even his infrequently-used baritone. Grover Washington Jr. recorded as a leader for Kudu, Motown, Elektra, and Columbia and made notable guest appearances on dozens of records ranging from pop to straightforward jazz. He died of a sudden heart attack on December 17, 1999 while taping an appearance on CBS television's The Saturday Early Show; Washington was 56. The posthumous Aria was issued early the following year. ~ Scott Yanow http://rapidgator.net/file/f307d592ecb093e33356e7f3c706b2ab/GWPJS.rar.html http://ssh.tf/24c9AuoGL/GWPJS.rar http://uploaded.net/file/mglcinqm/GWPJS.rar

Artist: Grover Washington, Jr. Title: Prime Cuts: The Columbia Years 1987-1999 Year Of Release: 1999 Label: Columbia Genre: Smooth Jazz Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 Total Time: 58:46 min Total Size: 355 MB / 134 MB Tracklist: 01. Take Five (Take Another Five) 02. Sacred Kind Of Love 03. Only For You (Siempre Para Ti Sere) 04. Please Send Me Someone To Love 05. Strawberry Moon 06. Summer Nights 07. Heat Index 08. Next Exit 09. Blues For Dp 10. Soulful Strut (The Top Down Version) 11. The Love In His Infant Eyes 12. The Night Fantastic 13. Protect The Dream 14. My foolish heart Washington's Columbia material wasn't quite as rapturous as his landmark records from the '70s (most notably Inner City Blues and Mister Magic), which minted the template for the smooth jazz. But Prime Cuts offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of a surprisingly adventurous period in the soulful saxophonist's career, which was tragically cut short by his death at age 56 in late 1999. There are classic Washington grooves like "Strawberry Moon" and his version of Brubeck's "Take Five," both songs showcasing his luminescent tone and sinuous inflections. "Only for You" and "Summer Nights" pour soothing horn phrases over lively percussion, while "Blues for D.P." puts Washington in a more straightforward, postbop setting with Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Grady Tate. Of the three previously unissued tracks, "Heat Index," suffers from a stilted arrangement and not enough bottom-tone organ; a new rendition of "Soulful Strut" is marvelous but only marginally different than the original; and "The Night Fantastic" is a relatively standard workout enhanced by Washington's dulcet modulations and quickly punctuated crescendoes. The closer, "Protect the Dream," delivers the giddy eddies and melodic swoons most listeners now associate with Kenny G--except that Grover's are invested with twice as much soul. -- Britt Robson http://rapidgator.net/file/26555cf5a39f581de5841f98c847b3ca/PCTCY.rar.html http://ssh.tf/ZnhnP7yvZ/PCTCY.rar http://uploaded.net/file/9b4o1hsk/PCTCY.rar

Artist: Grover Washington, Jr Title: Definitive Grover Washington, Jr.: The Elektra Years Year Of Release: 2004 Label: Warner Bros. Genre: Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz-Funk Quality: mp3 / Flac (tracks+.cue) Total Time: 01:17:25 Total Size: 181,6 / 471,65 Mb "The Definitive Grover Washington Jr" features 13 classic selections recorded for the label between 1979 and 1984, including such gems as "Just The Two Of Us" with Bill Withers, "Winelight", "Be Mine (Tonight)", "The Best Is Yet To Come" and many more. Tracklist : 1. Winelight 2. Answer In Your Eyes 3. Tell Me About It Now 4. Let It Flow (For "Dr. J") (Ft Bill Withers) 5. Just The Two Of Us (Edit) 6. Be Mine (Tonight) 7. East River Drive 8. Little Black Samba 9. Can You Dig It 10. Cassie's Theme 11. Best Is Yet To Come 12. Jammin' 13. Jet Stream http://rapidgator.net/file/f4a4013bc2f99a343632c9966c268eee/ElektrY.rar.html http://ssh.tf/VyTgg3RfP/ElektrY.rar http://uploaded.net/file/jhwgjevr/ElektrY.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/0de633fb0493390277219ada5a2cc236/ElektrY320.rar.html http://ssh.tf/ZNwT5rVfP/ElektrY320.rar http://uploaded.net/file/1ai8xgd6/ElektrY320.rar

Artist: Grover Washington, Jr. Title: Soulful Sax Year Of Release: 2013 Label: Universal [06007 5341915] Genre: Smooth Jazz Quality: FLAC (*tracks + .cue,log) Total Time: 76:51 Total Size: 508 mb (+5%rec.) Tracks: 01. No Tears, In The End (3:51) 02. Loran's Dance (7:37) 03. Ain't No Sunshine / Theme From ''Man And Boy'' (''Better Days'') (8:33) 04. Black Frost (6:03) 05. Masterpiece (13:20) 06. The Sea Lion (5:59) 07. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) (7:12) 08. All The King's Horses (3:49) 09. Love Makes It Better (8:07) 10. Earth Tones (12:20) http://rapidgator.net/file/5c519aaf1e90fd81cac97ea61d5f6ceb/GWcomma2_Jr._-_Soulful_Sax_2013.rar.html http://ssh.tf/eKsIk5UPJ/GWcomma2_Jr._-_Soulful_Sax_2013.rar http://uploaded.net/file/05znp36g/GWcomma2_Jr._-_Soulful_Sax_2013.rar

Artist: Grover Washington Jr. Title: Anthology Of Grover Washington Jr. Year Of Release: 1985 Label: Elektra Genre: Smooth Jazz Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 Total Time: 57:30 min Total Size: 342 MB / 143 MB Tracklist: 01. The Best Is Yet To Come [5:58] 02. East River Drive [4:44] 03. Be Mine (Tonight) [6:38] 04. Can You Dig It [5:17] 05. In The Name of Love [5:27] 06. Just The Two Of Us [7:24] 07. Jammin' [5:05] 08. Little Black Samba [5:42] 09. Jet Stream [5:59] 10. Let It Flow ("For Dr.J") [5:53] Anyone who had seen Grover Washington, Jr. live could attest to the fact that whether he was playing electric jazz-funk or going acoustic on Billy Strayhorn's music, the Philly resident was a masterful saxman with as much technique as soul and charisma. However, the distinctive saxman's studio recordings (which range from outstanding to watered down) didn't always demonstrate just how commanding an improviser he could be. Anthology, a 1985 CD focusing on his work for Elektra, contains more hits than misses. Well worth hearing are jazz/R&B/pop instrumentals like the congenial "East River Drive" and the seductive "Let It Flow," and the R&B numbers "The Best Is Yet to Come" (which boasts a heartfelt vocal by Patti LaBelle) and Washington's major hit with Bill Withers, "Just the Two of Us." Unfortunately, Elektra made the mistake of including Washington's pointless version of reggae king Bob Marley's "Jammin'" (which is more of a pop cover than a genuine jazz interpretation), the insipid "Jet Stream," and the pleasant but not very memorable "In the Name of Love." -- Alex Henderson http://rapidgator.net/file/d4a9f48539866555685f83ad0842f156/ANOGW.rar.html http://ssh.tf/zbjz5XNWS/ANOGW.rar https://bytewhale.com/l7jfa8sf0mjw/ANOGW.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/e8eb9d2384b05b9eb2cdda99eb4f0e4f/ANOGW320.rar.html http://ssh.tf/5eGCj1CVS/ANOGW320.rar https://bytewhale.com/b9wz720rjfdo/ANOGW320.rar

Denise Grover Swank - The Curse Defiers (Curse Keepers #3) Unabridged AudioBook | 2014 | Genre: Urban Fantasy | English | ASIN: B00JXVSNDS | MP3 64Kb | Length: 10 hrs and 42 mins | 294.18 MB For centuries the gods have waited - for the betrayal that will release them, for the traitors who will defend them, for the warrior who will challenge them. Now at long last the gate between the human and spirit worlds is open, and with it, an army of vengeful demons poised to swarm the earth. Only the Curse Keepers, Ellie Lancaster and Collin Dailey, can stop it...if they can break free from a tangled web of treachery, jealousy, and lies. Torn between two men - her heart belongs to David, yet her soul is bound to Collin's - Ellie no longer knows who she can trust. Demons slipping through the gate are leaving a trail of bodies in their wake, each death a chilling reminder of the power of the ancient spirits to bring humanity to its knees. Faced with an unimaginable future, Ellie realizes the time has come to turn her back on prophecy and choose her own destiny - even if it means defying the gods themselves. In the thrilling conclusion to the Curse Keepers trilogy, humanity faces its final battle for survival! Download Link http://rapidgator.net/file/a03856535ba5ea0957201f752001b3db/The.Curse.Defiers.part1.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/30374252851120daa39250d7aa5a1fc1/The.Curse.Defiers.part2.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/9b74d45fd3c03ac024146430419ea4a5/The.Curse.Defiers.part3.rar.html