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Megalith

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I heard the song Megalith on a community radio station in Tampa a few years ago and immediately called the station to find out WHO in the world these guys were. T-Square is at the top of their game as they rip through Megalith. It may be my favorite jazz song ever. The remaining songs are each wonderful, as this U.S. release is a "Best Of" compilation. Romantic City has a hot caribbean feel. Miss You echoes David Sanborn's sense of melody. Route 405 is a funky trip down the coast. The lilt and pace of Mr. Mellow evokes Ronnie Laws at his best. In fact, every "smooth jazz" artist ought to be required to listen to T-Square. In my mind, these guys set the standard for smooth jazz. In addition, the musicianship is absolutely amazing. I am currently exploring the imports of T-Square, so more to some later. Sell you Kenny G at the garage sale and invest in T-Square. Your friends will say " who in the world is THAT?" Exactly.

I heard the song Megalith on a community radio station in Tampa a few years ago and immediately called the station to find out WHO in the world these guys were. T-Square is at the top of their game as they rip through Megalith. It may be my favorite jazz song ever. The remaining songs are each wonderful, as this U.S. release is a "Best Of" compilation. Romantic City has a hot caribbean feel. Miss You echoes David Sanborn's sense of melody. Route 405 is a funky trip down the coast. The lilt and pace of Mr. Mellow evokes Ronnie Laws at his best. In fact, every "smooth jazz" artist ought to be required to listen to T-Square. In my mind, these guys set the standard for smooth jazz. In addition, the musicianship is absolutely amazing. I am currently exploring the imports of T-Square, so more to some later. Sell you Kenny G at the garage sale and invest in T-Square. Your friends will say " who in the world is THAT?" Exactly.

I bought this CD along with the album Truth as a way of learning more about T-square. Megalith is an excellent album that combines spectacular beats and melodies to create a unique flavor of Jazz Fusion. If you are interested in T-Square, I would recommend this CD as one of the first you should get. If you are interested in smooth jazz/jazz fusion, then T-Square is an excellent group to listen to. My favorite songs include Megalith, Nab that Chap, and The Summer of '68, but all the tracks are well done. Do a quick search on Youtube, and if you like what you hear, you will love this album.

I first heard of this Japanese jazz ensemble in the early 90s when they toured with the stateside group Hiroshima. I picked up this best-of album, and was instantly awestruck by the wide range of aural tapestries this group was capable of producing. I've purchased all of their US releases since (what few are available), but intend to order some of their import titles soon.

I heard the song Megalith on a community radio station in Tampa a few years ago and immediately called the station to find out WHO in the world these guys were. T-Square is at the top of their game as they rip through Megalith. It may be my favorite jazz song ever. The remaining songs are each wonderful, as this U.S. release is a "Best Of" compilation. Romantic City has a hot caribbean feel. Miss You echoes David Sanborn's sense of melody. Route 405 is a funky trip down the coast. The lilt and pace of Mr. Mellow evokes Ronnie Laws at his best. In fact, every "smooth jazz" artist ought to be required to listen to T-Square. In my mind, these guys set the standard for smooth jazz. In addition, the musicianship is absolutely amazing. I am currently exploring the imports of T-Square, so more to some later. Sell you Kenny G at the garage sale and invest in T-Square. Your friends will say " who in the world is THAT?" Exactly.

I heard the song Megalith on a community radio station in Tampa a few years ago and immediately called the station to find out WHO in the world these guys were. T-Square is at the top of their game as they rip through Megalith. It may be my favorite jazz song ever. The remaining songs are each wonderful, as this U.S. release is a "Best Of" compilation. Romantic City has a hot caribbean feel. Miss You echoes David Sanborn's sense of melody. Route 405 is a funky trip down the coast. The lilt and pace of Mr. Mellow evokes Ronnie Laws at his best. In fact, every "smooth jazz" artist ought to be required to listen to T-Square. In my mind, these guys set the standard for smooth jazz. In addition, the musicianship is absolutely amazing. I am currently exploring the imports of T-Square, so more to some later. Sell you Kenny G at the garage sale and invest in T-Square. Your friends will say " who in the world is THAT?" Exactly.

I heard the song Megalith on a community radio station in Tampa a few years ago and immediately called the station to find out WHO in the world these guys were. T-Square is at the top of their game as they rip through Megalith. It may be my favorite jazz song ever. The remaining songs are each wonderful, as this U.S. release is a "Best Of" compilation. Romantic City has a hot caribbean feel. Miss You echoes David Sanborn's sense of melody. Route 405 is a funky trip down the coast. The lilt and pace of Mr. Mellow evokes Ronnie Laws at his best. In fact, every "smooth jazz" artist ought to be required to listen to T-Square. In my mind, these guys set the standard for smooth jazz. In addition, the musicianship is absolutely amazing. I am currently exploring the imports of T-Square, so more to some later. Sell you Kenny G at the garage sale and invest in T-Square. Your friends will say " who in the world is THAT?" Exactly.