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Bob James is best known as a progenitor of smooth jazz. A two-time GRAMMY Award-winner, he is a founding member of the contemporary jazz group Fourplay, and he has been called the "Godfather of hip-hop" because his songs are often sampled by rap producers. During this quarantine period, he has also been live-streaming daily concerts
“Naked City,” from their 1980 album Unmasked, is a track that stands out not only for its catchy melody but also for its depth and thought-provoking lyrics. In this article, we delve into the meaning behind this song and discuss its significance.
Quincy Jones discovered Bob James in the 1960s and signed him to a record deal. He then arranged for other jazz greats like Sarah Vaughan and Grover Washington Jr. before releasing his album One ...
Bob James live at The Town Hall in New York City, New York on December 21, 1979. I restored the audio by adding a compressor/limiter and EQ to add to the con...
James says the song is the “most deeply personal aspect of this album for me.” It is also a sneak preview of a project that the father-daughter team is releasing later this year. The other vocal, the upbeat “Under Me,” is possibly the most sensual song James has ever done.
Published May 20, 2024 at 5:00 AM EDT. Bob James ' Tiny Desk concert is a manifestation of freedom and collaboration. "I have youth represented here," he says before introducing his band. "I don't have that myself, but I can hire it." The joke is tinged with a certain degree of truth. Still, curiosity and openness fuel his fresh spirit and keep ...
The following interview is derived from a conversation between Bob James and JAZZIZ Editor and Publisher Michael Fagien, which originally took place via a live stream video on jazziz.com. The excerpt below has been edited for length and clarity. Michael Fagien: For those of you who know Bob James, you know what a legend he
