(That Girl) Smooth Jazz Weekend w/Tina E.

[00:00:00] You're listening to the Smooth Jazz Weekend with Tina E., a voice just as sweet as honey and a flow that is smooth as silk.

[00:00:13] Hey, what's up here, buddy? Hello and welcome. Welcome to the weekend, or should I say, welcome to the smooth side of the weekend. It's the Smooth Jazz Weekend. I'm Tina E., your favorite host, bringing you indie jazz and more, only the best.

[00:00:39] I am inviting you to leave the work week at the door. This is your permission slip to slow down. I think you've done enough, so come hang with me for a while. And whatever it is that you're doing right now, we are about to make it a whole lot smoother. Hoping us get started and set one of this hour on saxophone Dante with a brand new track called City Walk. You can check him out on IG at Dante Smooth Sax.

[00:01:05] And joining him on flute, Kim Scott featuring Paul Brown, brand new track called FaceTime, which I absolutely love. She's at KimScottMusic.com. So let's get busy.

[00:01:18] No stress, no rush, just smooth jazz and good vibes on keys.

[00:11:42] That was Rick Havana with Back To It. You can find out more about him at RickHavana.com. You know the drill. While you're there, thank you so much for liking us on Facebook at Smooth Jazz Weekend and subscribing to our podcast at SmoothJazzWKND.com. The playlist is getting warmer. Coming up and continuing. It's at one of this hour. We've got the TNR Collective and also saxophonist Jimmy Reed covering the iconic Stevie Wonder. You don't want to miss that.

[00:12:11] You're listening to Indie Jazz and more. Only the best. It's the Smooth Jazz Weekend. We'll be right back. This is the hottest radio station. Hello, Smooth Jazz Weekend listeners. We would like to send out a sincere thanks to all who support and listen to the Smooth Jazz Weekend. You have been a big part of our growth. For that, we say, without you, there would be no us. Keep listening.

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[00:12:49] The best of Indie Jazz.

[00:21:23] And I hope that you are soaking up all of this jazz goodness. That was saxophonist Jimmy Reed covering the iconic Stevie Wonder, taking us all the way back to 1982 with That Girl. You can check him out. He's on Instagram at Jimmy Reed Music. And joining him was the T&R Collective. With Go-Getter, you can find their music in all digital stores. That too, that's coming up next. It's the Smooth Jazz Weekend.

[00:21:52] I'm Tina E. The Station with the Best Music I love the music Best music This is bassist, composer, and producer, Brendan Rothwell. Hi, this is Althea Renee. Hi, this is James P.J. Spragans. Hi, I'm soul trumpeter, Lynn Rounder. I'm Willie Bradley, trumpeter with heart and soul. Hey, hey, this is your boy, Reggie Foster Jr.

[00:22:19] And you're listening to the awesome sounds of Smooth Jazz Weekend. With the amazing Tina E. Only on the best.

[00:36:29] Sweeter than honey and smooth as silk. That was Ryan Lavalette, BK Jackson, Nicholas Cole, and Lamech with Hypnotized. You can find their music in all digital stores. And joining them on bass, Blair Bryant, brand new track called City Lights. Check him out at BlairBryantMusic.com. And of course, kicking off set three of this hour, saxophonist Tony Exum Jr.

[00:36:54] covering R&B singer John B. from 1997 with They Don't Know. You can show him some love at TonyExumJr.com. Just a friendly reminder that good music deserves to be shared. Tell a friend, tell a neighbor. We're online 24-7, seven days a week. Listen when you want, wherever you want, on demand. It's the Smooth Jazz Weekend, and it gets no smoother than this. I'm Tina E.

[00:37:25] In your face, all over the place. We're online 24-7. 24-7. You're listening to the hottest internet station. Taste the smooth. Only the best of indie jazz. The Smooth Jazz Weekend.

[00:37:48] The Jazz Weekend Show.

[00:39:13] With Tina E.

[00:39:14] No chaser on keys.

[00:46:18] That was Dr. Ronnie McCrary with Grace Grooving. And you can find his music in all digital stores. And joining him at the bottom of set two of this hour, brand new from saxophonist Marcus Anderson, with Give Love a Chance. You can give him some love at MarcusAnderson.net. I tell you, this show is a total jam session, and I assure you that you will want to add all of these artists to your favorite playlists.

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[00:54:56] From guitarist Randy B. With a track called Mr. B. He's at randybmusic.com And kicking off set three of this hour, he may be gone, but his music still lives on. Saxophonist Paul Hardcastle Jr. With the groove in you. You can find his music in all digital stores. I hope that by listening, your hearts have been filled with so much joy and you've had the opportunity to sit back and relax

[00:55:25] and just enjoy the ride. Remember, we online 24-7, seven days a week. Listen, when you want, wherever you want, on demand. Closing out the show today on saxophone, we got Kim Waters with Bring It. He's at kimwaters.net. It's been an honor, an absolute pleasure. I'll see you next weekend. I'm Tina E.

[00:59:54] Thanks for listening.