Bob James
Real Name:
Robert McElhiney James
Profile:
American keyboardist, singer, songwriter, producer and music arranger. He was born December 25, 1939 in Marshall, Missouri. Father of singer / songwriter Hilary James.
Sites:
bobjames.com, fourplayjazz.com, Facebook, MySpace, MySpace, Twitter, whosampled.com, Wikipedia, repertoire.bmi.com, ascap.com
In Groups:
Bob James Orchestra,
Bob James Trio,
CBS Jazz All-Stars,
CTI All-Stars,
Fourplay (3),
Jazz In The Classroom,
The Essence All Stars
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notec
November 14, 2019
edited 9 months ago
cliched in his approach to jazz, jazz fusion, "smooth jazz" razamanaz or whatever elevator/dentist office you may hear this in....
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ijustspeak
December 18, 2008
Bob James is great. You should pick up all his albums from the 70's. Proper Jazz Fusion blended with funk.
He has been sampled by millions of house artists. Especially the track "Take Me To Mardi Gras". But he might be most known for his track Nautilus which was redone by Nuyorican Soul aka Masters At Work for their 1996 album.
It is a lot of gold to choose from, and some of it can work dance-floors. So if funk is your thing, Bob James discography is worth a peek in. To me personally he is a legend.
He has been sampled by millions of house artists. Especially the track "Take Me To Mardi Gras". But he might be most known for his track Nautilus which was redone by Nuyorican Soul aka Masters At Work for their 1996 album.
It is a lot of gold to choose from, and some of it can work dance-floors. So if funk is your thing, Bob James discography is worth a peek in. To me personally he is a legend.
professormouse
August 21, 2020and it was this guy.
If this is elevator music then.
Where do you apply to be the door operator ?