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Song: Jodi
Artist: Bruce Chambers
Genres: Smooth Jazz, Relaxation, Dream-Pop
Captured: July 25, 2003 (4 captures)

[Bruce Chambers]

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• Bruce Chambers
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• Bruce Chambers

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Jodi

Review Count: 8

  PRIM. GENRE : [ Smooth Jazz ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Relaxation ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Dream-Pop ]

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Very romantic and soothing song. Ranked #3 on the MP3.COM smooth jazz charts during the week of 1/15/2000

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Jodi was written about a girl I dated in late 1998. Her real name is Lisa. One of the greatest contemporary sax players out there, David Sanborn, also has a song called Lisa. I just did not want to step on his hit. So, I named the song after her middle name.

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Review Count: 8 Rate Avg. : 9.13

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This song has a lot going for it. Saxaphone playing has a certain amount of intensity with the lush background behind it. It's melodic and, with the edgy saxaphone, soulful, and you don't hear a lot of soul in Smooth Jazz these days.

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Review Count: 8 Rate Avg. : 9.13

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Melancholy sax lines accentuate the rich, tight chord structure of this well-produced slow-tempo jazz-ballad. Bruce's tasteful use of octaves instead of a wall-of-sax approach shows his mastery of and respect for the open spaces in this beautifully moody composition. Two very big thumbs up!

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Review Count: 8 Rate Avg. : 9.13

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Ah this is more of the smooth jazz that I like. Very ethereal piece. The keyboards are a nice touch.

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