Customer Reviews

Nightlife

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I just picked up both CD's today and Man they are really smoking!!! Paul's new record is killing and I'm really loving the opening/ title track "Nightlife".This is really a class act smooth jazz CD. I see why radio can't get enough of it. I also picked up Joe Johnson's "Life of the Party" and his whole CD is totally "Off the Hook". Where did this brother come from??? These are easily the "two best" smooth sax CD's thus far in 2005...... 10 Thumbs up for "Both Artist"!!

Paul Taylor sounds phenomenal on Nightlife! There's a good balance of smooth jazz songs as well as a few funky numbers. My favorite on here is After Hours, where everything all clicks! It has such a smooth vibe throughout and the landscapes and atmospheres in the song sound so very good. I liked his take of the Force MD's 1985 hit, Tender Love. The last song is nice too with its live percussion. Very consistent all the way through and Barry Eastmond, Dino Esposito, and Rex Rideout produced some fabulous numbers here!

Extremely nice CD for any mood you're in. Variety of sounds going. Cool surprises in the midst of the "Don't Wait Up" track. You'll never go wrong with the quality, the grooves, & the versatile styles Paul Taylor is packing!! Maxi Priest is an added treat to the whole mix with the "Tender Love" track.

I had a chance to see this gentlemen in concert this year and He is great! On this cd you have the Reggae Dance tune, Anything You Say. I love this song!!! The sexy, Silk & Lace, the mellow tunes, Candlelight and Night Life, the funky, Around The Corner, and the smooth jazz tunes, Enjoy The Ride, Things Left Unsaid and After Hours are great. I did not particular care for the remake of Full Forces', Tender Love done by my all-time favorite Reggae Recording Artist, Maxi Priest. I just thought this song did not fit on this cd. I really did not care for it when it was an R&B single at the time.

The cd is okay but his best work has been on previous cd's like Hypnotic, On The Horn, Undercover and lets not forget his Greatest Hits cd. All of these are cds that one should have in their collection.

In my opinion, I thought that the cd was good but not better than the previous ones even thou there are some songs on it that I really liked. I think that I just have to give it time and it will grow on me. I would still add it to my collection just because it's Paul Taylor and because I am a huge fan of his.

One Luv

By far the best CD Paul Taylor has ever made. It is "All That and a Bowl of Chips". If you enjoy the smooth jazz sax, place this one in your collection. You'll be glad you did !!

Good cd but not great.
If you are new to Paul's work i highly recommend On The Horn, Undercover and Pleasure Seeker.

THIS WAS AN ARTIST THAT I HAVE NOT HEARD OF BEFORE, BUT I SAW THAT IT WAS A RECOMMENDATION TO CONSIDER AND I AM GLAD I BOUGHT IT. THIS GUY IS GREAT AND I FEEL I GOT A CD THAT I WOULD NOT HAVE BOUGHT JUST BY LOOKING IN A REGULAR STORE. THANKS!!!

I really love this CD Paul Taylor really did an outstanding job on making this one. everything on it sounds good. I own a store in NJ and I play the CD the custermers comes in and ask who is that it sound so good. Thanks Mr Taylor for bringing beautiful music to our ears.

When I first heard the title track, it produced a free feeling-roll down the car window, throw open the sun roof kinda groove. I couldn't wait to buy it! (Missed him last year at the jazz fest!)

The whole CD is worth buying. Easy grooving, listening, nice bass and drum lines.

Good CD, however, not as good as the previous Paul Taylor CD's.