Affiliates Work - The Jazzmasters V

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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0020286104223
Label: Trippin & Rhythm
Manufacturer: Trippin & Rhythm
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Trippin & Rhythm
Release Date: 2006-07-25
Studio: Trippin & Rhythm

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Editorial Reviews:

Jazzmasters V is the newest installment in the Jazzmasters series. The Jazzmasters albums are the work of PAUL HARDCASTLE, who penned the multi-million selling anthem to the Vietnam War, "19," and the mega 80's dance hit "Rainforest." More importantly, Hardcastle is consistently one of the biggest selling format artists in smooth jazz. Each Jazzmasters album has included a #1 single on the National Smooth Jazz charts. Features single "Free As The Wind."

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Summary: Not very good
Comment: The four CD before this are very good. I have them this is two steps down. Not very good.

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Summary: Jazzmaster's at their best
Comment: Jazzmaster's V is simply a perfect CD that one will play over and over again. I particularly like "Children of the Ghetto". Buy it if you like Paul Hardcastle, or never even heard of his magic. There are no regrets with this CD.

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Summary: Greatest jazz hits
Comment: Always liked Paul Hard Castle, I really enjoy his music and have for many Years. Have just about all of his albums. Thanks, it is one of his best. Mark

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Summary: can't wait
Comment: I have all the jazzmaster cd's and can't wait for the next one to come out. This cd continues to never disappoint when listening. I wish Paul would use more of Helen Rogers voice as she really adds to the complete smoth jazz experience.

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Summary: Good Showing By Paul Hardcastle, Albeit Boring
Comment: Not a bad showing by Paul Hardcastle. While not as good as the 1st Jazzmaster Series with "Sounds of Summer", this CD is not bad. He has at least dumped the quasi rap music of his last released and focused on smooth jazz, albeit without much uptempo stuff for which he made his bones. There is but a single uptempo track, "Never Far Away". I think there are better examples of smooth jazz out there, which are less reliant upon formulas that have apparently latched onto Mr. Hardcastle.

But if you are a smooth jazz fan like I am, buy this CD for the 1-2 keeper tracks.

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