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Smooth Jazz with an R&B edge and World music diversity.
Genre: Jazz: Smooth Jazz
Release Date: 2002
Transoceanic © Copyright-Encanto Pacific Entertainment Group Inc.
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Transoceanic Prayer 1:21 Not Available
Hookline (instrumental) 3:44 Not Available
Now That I've Found You 5:46 Not Available
Jodie 6:29 Not Available
5th House 4:34 Not Available
Serengeti Sunset 0:39 Not Available
Dominique (interlude) 0:31 Not Available
Eventually Live (A Drum Thing) 0:33 Not Available
All Blues 2:53 Not Available
Tel Aviv 5:08 Not Available
Legends of Ratava 3:02 Not Available
Sofie's Theme 0:31 Not Available
The Island (featuring George Duke) 6:19 Not Available
Welcome 2:23 Not Available
Dominique (featuring Philip Bailey) 5:03 Not Available
Love Comes in Time (featuring Howard Hewett) 5:46 Not Available
Closing Prayer 4:52 Not Available
Hookline (vocal) 4:13 Not Available
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Album Notes

Earth,Wind & Fire's Ralph Johnson comes forth with his smooth jazz solo project, aided by Morris Pleasure on piano and bass (Earth,Wind & Fire, Janet Jackson, Boney James) and Steen Kyed on acoustic guitar. Special guests include George Duke, Philip Bailey, Howard Hewett and Jonathan Butler. Smooth Jazz with an R&B edge and World Music diversity.

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REVIEWS

how refreshing!!
author:
the cd has some nice mellow tunes on it.
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how refreshing!!
author:
the cd has some nice mellow tunes on it.
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Perfect music with all the elements you need!
author: Alcindor
The CD is the best I've heard in a few years! The instrumentation, vocals, rhythm, beat, and everything else are well done. I am glad to have come across it and I am sure all that do will enjoy it just as much.
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Excellent CD, superb sound!
author: Mickeyss
What a CD! I really love it and have been playing it over and over again; I'm even turning some other individuals on the the CD. I am a fan of EWF and I can hear their style coming through the album. I would suggest this CD to anyone looking for the smooth sound of jazz.
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