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A smooth jazz classic from Jeff Kashiwa. By User: .

WLOQ 103.1 Concert. Durbin Audio Designs: Sound, Lights,Video. Live board mix MP3 from Yamaha LS9. Song title:BlueJeans By User: .

WLOQ 103.1 Concert. Durbin Audio Designs: Sound, Lights,Video. Live board mix MP3 from Yamaha LS9. Song title: MovinUp By User: .

Good tune courtesy of Mr. Jeff Kashiwa's sax. This is "Ecstasy". By User: .

Nice tune from sax man extraordinaire Jeff Kashiwa. This is from Jeff's 1997 release 'Walk a A Mile' and it's called 'After the Rain". Enjoy! By User: .

Brilliant jam by the former Rippington. This is from the 2002 CD "Simple Truth." By User: .

VA - A Smooth Jazz Romance By User: .

Pizza Express Jazz Club Soho London 29 November 2010 By User: .

Manchester Community College - Manchester, CT Dec. 30, 2007 By User: .

from " Play " (2007) www.amazon.com By User: .

WLOQ 103.1 Smooth Jazz summer concert series in Orlando, FL. Sound, Lights & Video by Durbin Audio Designs. Jim Durbin Engineer. By User: .

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Smooth Jazz - Jeff Kashiwa - Hyde Park By User: .

Jeff Kashiwa plays an Akai EWI4000s wind synthesizer. By User: .

Whenever Jeff Kashiwa gets fed up with the day-to-day grind of being one of smooth jazz's most popular saxmen, all he has to do is recall the late '80s. He was working an unspectacular day job and playing too many weekend weddings when his friend, bassist Steve Bailey, helped get him an audition to replace saxophonist Brandon Fields in the Rippingtons. Kashiwa landed the gig. During the next ten years Kashiwa became one of the focal points of the Ripps' classic sound. In the mid '90s he took some rare downtime to produce two well-received solo efforts, Remember Catalina and Walkamile. Kashiwa quit the Ripps in early 1999 to focus fully on his own career. Consequently, his Native Language debut Another Door Opens is a true sink-or-swim proposition. Kashiwa brings two crucial legacies from his tenure with the Ripps - the tutelage of Russ Freeman and the forging of an amazing creative partnership with Ripps' keyboardist Dave Kochanski, who co-produced Another Door Opens and wrote four of its songs, including the first single, a brassy, swaying, retro-funk-flavored number called "Hyde Park (The 'Ah, Oooh' Song)." While he's becoming a better all-around sax player, the real litmus test of Kashiwa's solo future lies in his ability to compose strong melodies over today's popular urban-shuffle grooves. On "Power of Midnight," he floats a wistful soprano melody over the thick, throbbing bass of Melvin Davis and the clicking drums of Ricky Lawson. While most of his and Kochanski's ... By User: .

Good tune from Jeff's "Play' CD from 2007. This is called 'The Lucky One". By User: .

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Jeff does one of his new songs while touring with the Sax Pack, Steve Cole and Kim Waters. His band included local Denver natives Vernon on bass, Robert on Keys, Tarell on drums and Frank on guitar. By User: .

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Music from the Smooth11JazzVault....where MUSIC is a way of life.... By User: .

In the album Simple Truth from 2002, Kashiwa illustrates his highly acclaimed lyrical technique of playing by using smooth jazz, traditional jazz and funky grooves. And with Mediterranean Nights he shows his sensitive side, as well as his wonderfully melodic interpretations for romantic - natured listeners. Enjoy! :) * I don't own the copyright on this recording. The video is for entertainment purposes only. By User: .