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We think it vocalist is to say, lead one to for Toni Braxton it should be stan- "Well, he sounds believe this is has been enough dard equipment a bit like so- a greatest hits already. Toni has with the purchase and-so meets retrospective. filed for bankruptcy, of a convertible. so-and -so." While there is something retrospective about sued her record label and re-joined the same Golub says, "The idea all along was to make With Al Jarreau, there are no so- and -sos the album's texture, the songs are all brand label since we last heard from her. Her silky this a fun record: Fun to record and to listen to. who sound anything like him. He is a new recordings. The collection is a bit remi- smooth alto voice came out of all that turbu- The direction we chose throughout was kind of genre unto himself. In fact, he has won five niscent of Benson's albums recorded on the lence unscathed. Perhaps the adversity even a 60's minimalist, soul -jazz approach featuring Grammys and they are in CTI label in the early -to -mid 70's. It is mostly added to her soulful eloquence. If this album acoustic bass, vintage keyboards, and me three different categories. THE WAV - instrumental with only two vocal cuts. Joe doesn't move you one way or the other, you playing mostly hollow -body ja77 guitar. We cut This is the Jazz /R &B/ Sample provides keyboard and piano work may want to check your pulse. the tracks in eight consecutive days in order to Pop /Latin /Jarreau -esque 94.7 KT WV throughout, and the pairing is a musical keep the momentum going." The result is raw, singer's best work in years. match made in heaven. honest, and most of all, fun. 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For a complete Hollywood Bowl 2000 concert schedule call (323) 850 -2000. log on to www.hollywoodbowl.com The gold record was first introduced in 1958. David Sanborn appears on five Eagles albums. n Japan, when it comes to Smooth to the Japanese version of the CD to make also went gold. No figures are available as history of The Wave: Gato Barbieri's sultry Jazz CD's, you just get more. Then again, it more appealing. If you were to buy the to how many of those half-million people version of Carlos Santana's "Europa." Alpert they cost more. Japanese record stores latest CD's from George Benson, Dave who own Sweet Thing can correctly identi- recalls this fading memory of the session Its can actually purchase the "imported" US Koz, Fourplay or a long list of others in fy the mystery fruit on the CD's cover. a vividly: "Gato wasn't sure that I could pro- version of CD releases for less money than Japan, they would include bonus tracks loquat - purchased at Farmer's Market duce him, because he's a jazz musician. ove Is their "domestic" counterparts. (Depending not on your disc at home. right here in Los Angeles. He knew my work from the Tijuana Brass, (4 =,,- to Th on the strength of the yen, the price can be so he was a little reluctant... About the can add Herbie Hancock to the For those singing along at home, Al in You t Give Up 14:0 double for a CD manufactured Japan.) third day we did "Europa," and I did list of musicians trying their hand at the Jarreau's web site includes the lyrics from c uditi HR S To deter record buyers from buying the this long fade that takes about a minute - business end of the music business. He most of his albums (sans scats.) more affordable US and -a -half. I gave him the tape, and about has formed his own record label, Point, click and sing with Al at il lì¡3il;MIlIp versions, record com- [www.aljarreau.com] three o'clock in the morning he called Fo Transparent Music. One of the first acts IC Hv ICorpuerenl s u] Rlgelh a g a i n , . 1PmWneng Fo, Youuu Carel isper al; 6lnve Is On The Way n rn panies will often ]NnnwY rn me at the hotel. He said, "Herb, B e Surfende 'Z Ar'Ar Arn You :a 10 The Darce ro,, signed to the label: Herbie Hancock. u nHha naYmw iFThe issue the Japanese ill Cosby has co-written the laV6gntB Yp,vS i16lIIBeTMre 16 De Than Love 6e40 II M m... n.0 S you know that fade you do on theme music to both of his hit edition earlier than oney James S "Europa ?" I said the US release date. sitcoms. He has also served grabbed the gold "Yeah ?" He said, as host of the Playboy Jazz They also often add - again. His latest "Man, I really Festival at the Hollywood an extra track or two Body solo album, respect your Fu (C Bowl every year for the tin Capitol Records released Language, has just fades." (The Sha la a special Japanese version past 20 of its 22 -year ach. Belte Winans, Luther SnMross. Omw Berma Montnil Jana, passed the half million sales figure and 0 Both. Jonathan F4oe, Marc Anrome an0 0eff l ocher of The Dance by Dave Koz art 13 391 8 existence. it's been certified gold by the people ideaw as well as an additional adaptation with bonus who do that sort of thing. His Herb Alpert produced one GATO BARBIERI tracks for Korea and that, Thing in Southeast Asia.] album before Sweet of the most popular songs the Acoustic Alchemy ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY The BO(rrrti /rrl Game THE BEAUTIFUL GAME Popular guitar ensemble ..111 e oat en. Acoustic Alchemy begins a i/MO -wif new chapter in its storied career with dib multiple stylistic influences - Soul, Country, Pop, Jazz, Latin and Reggae. ,atch Acoustic Alchemy or 6/9 One World Theatre -Austin, TX 6 /10 Caravan of Dreams -Ft. 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I think ing his influences and the like. clicked. Call it chemistry, the "x" each other - sometimes into if we had added one more it The interview was being conduct- factor, some sort of astrological the ssune mike. would have been too many ed in his hometown of London. matching, a similar diet, but they cooks. At least with three JAMES It was a nice sense of of us, there was always a Out of the blue, the reporter have a way of completing each immediacy. leaned in for the kill: he said to other's musical sentences. A cou- majority opinion available. BRAUN the guitarist, "Peter, I know about ple of years ago they started kick- It was like live STEWART You actually have the all of you Smooth Jazz artists... ing around the notion of recording TV...almost that nerve -rack- entire band Fourplay appearing You all live in Malibu and record an entire album together. After ing, but it was fun because we on the song "Love's Like That." on each other's records." some scheduling gymnastics they pushed each other. Was it tough, logistically, to get all finally were able to make it hap- JAMES It became, "I didn't those cooks to the kitchen? The result is a true collabora- pen. up, so don't you." JAMES We really didn't think III any of the Smooth Jazz tive effort titled "Shake It Up." elite do live here in Southern Boney James and Rick Braun BRAUN There's an element we were going to be able to California. Truth be told, more of recently sat down with me in the of friendly competition them live in Woodland Hills than corner of a French restaurant to that I think pushes us Malibu but the British interviewer talk about the album. The waitress both to a new level. was right about one thing: They nearly mistook our little micro- When I listen to the find themselves on one another's phone for a large insect. stuff that came out on records quite often. Take, for that record... I wouldn't STEWART Listening to the sax instance, the collaborating of have played that stuff and trumpet interaction on " saxophonist Boney had I been in a room Shake It Up," it doesn't sound THE WAV James and trumpeter by myself. as if you recorded the album Rick Braun. Boney in separate booths listening to STEWART Since Rick recently KT W V %appeared on Braun's , each other through headsets. signed to Warner Brothers /song "Groovis" from the Were you recording together Records, you are now both album "Intimate Secrets." Braun get them. Bob James had said in the same room? on the same record label: How returned the favor by guesting on they're almost never together involved was the company in the Boney's "Second Nature" off of and that it's hard enough for process of making this album? the album "Seduction." Then them to make their own Boney played on Braun's BRAUN They set things up records. So we said all right, "Notorious" from "Body And from a business prospective we'll just get Bob and Harvey Soul." Braun played on Boney's and then kind of got out of Mason. That'll give us part of "Boneyizm" from his latest, "Body the way -to their credit. that sound we are looking Language" You get the idea. You've got Boney and me and for. Then Nathan East found (the album's co- producer) out that Bob and Harvey Paul Brown in a room 10 go two -on -one with The Wave's Music Director /Asst. PD, Ralph Stewart. were doing it and said, "Well, away from the mike. [laughs] BRAUN The guys on the bus I want to come." Once we With "Grazin' In The do want to kill you if you had the three of then, we said Grass," it took a while to break out an instrument. It's lets just try and get Larry come up with that feel. We like; they've heard enough (Carlton) to come and do the knew where we needed it to music. overdubs. It was funny go. We knew the kind Of feel you listen to "Shake It Up," a STEWART Besides each other, both because afterwards, they were we were looking for, some- lot of times, when we're trad- of you have worked with a number saying, "Hey, you got all four thing that was retro but con- ing, Boney will play two bars of artists. Is there anyone either of of us on here. We don't guest temporary and it took us a and I'll play four. Or, Boney you would like to collaborate with on other people's records!" while to nail that. I think will play four and I'll play if given the chance? that when we finally did, two. It's, like you said, just STEWART Tell me about that party that party vibe you're hear- conversational. JAMES Stevie Wonder... Aretha... going on at the beginning of ing is everybody going, "Grazin' In The Grass." STEWART Did the process of doing BRAUN Aretha would be "Yeah, we actually did this!" this album take longer than your great. Joe Sample... It would STEWART There is a lot of trading individual solo projects? be fun for me to work with off and harmonizing on this proj- George Benson, just because BRAUN The only thing that ect. To me, the real heart and soul he's so amazing. made it go any longer was our of the record is that dialog that schedules. When we were JAMES I feel so lucky, I had goes on between the two of you. together and working it went the opportunity to play on Al It is like you have a conversation very fast. Jarreau's last record and Bob going on. James' last record -those are JANES From beginning to JAMES There are a lot of two of my favorite artists. end it was probably seven or moments that seemed so Having had that opportunity, eight months. It was stretched effortless... the way the phrases I'm losing that list of people out because we were touring are being completed. I might who I always wanted to work and supporting our other BRAUN That party pretty say something musically and with and haven't. That list is albums so much. much captured it: We were Rick would reply with some- diminishing. having a good time. thing I would have never STEWART Are both of you currently BRAUN ...Oh, Shania Twain. done. That's why it sounds so working on your next solo projects? JAMES That was just after we Of course, the likelihood of her fresh. It was very spontaneous. cut the track. All the musi- JAMES He's ahnost done. I'm wanting a Harmon muted cians, a girlfriend or two and BRAUN In traditional jazz you sort of just writing now. I've trumpet on any of her stuff is my tour manager were there... would say, "We're going to had five or six weeks where I not very likely. Bugle is not trade fours" or "trade eights" haven't been touring so I've exactly a prominently featured BRAUN He's the guy who's -which means you are going just been home writing. Now instrument in Country... not a clapping out of time. 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Mission's state -of- the cents by integrating Citizen Nutrition -art help the children Their meals, prepared kitchen can prepare up medical care, preventive Program in 1977. acquire skills and build by professional chefs to 2000 hot meals every services, medical educa- Today she serves as their independence. The and volunteer assis- day. The dining room tion and research in Executive Director. center has helped more tants, are attractive, comfortably seats more response to needs of our St. Vincent Meals On than 3000 children nutritious and always than 300 at any one time. community and in an Wheels serves a nutri- through the infant and made with the freshest The Mission also offers atmosphere of love, tious, home -delivered preschool programs. ingredients. a transient dormitory, compassion and respect meal to anyone in On an average, the laundry services, study for people. Volunteers need, regardless of center serves over 70 rooms, classrooms, a serve the hospital in sup- age, illness, disability, families in the greater library, a computerized plementary activities con- race or religion. An Los Angeles area every literacy center, a weight tributing to the overall average of 2,243 meals year. The majority of room, racquetball court, patient care as approved are delivered each day. families are low income basketball court and a by the professional staff and some 95% would recreation room with and administration in not be able to afford the billiards and ping pong. accordance with the poli- comprehensive services cies of the Hospital and provided by the center. the Volunteer Department. It is funded entirely by private philanthropic support, receiving no financial support from federal, state or local governments 15 I[ 8 A L T H 8, F I T Ii H S S THE KOHALA $PAbb! Recently I had the pleasure of experi- -1-he KOHALA SPA offers a host HEALING STONE MASSAGE encing THE KOHALA SPA at the Hilton of services that promote health as well For centuries, people have been drawn Waikoloa Village on the Big Island of as spiritual growth. Therapeutic water to the healing power of heat and the Hawaii. As you are probably aware, our treatments are based on traditional energies of stones "pohaku" staff was there for our live remote broad- European mineral, sea, and spring ( "stones" in Hawaiian). The cast hosted by Paul Crosswhite, as we water, as well as organic and inorganic stones are heated in warm water kicked off trips to our 3rd island for 2000! muds to restore and purify the skin and then placed in your hands, Well, this resort has a top rated spa and body. along your back, at the feet; mas- that I felt compelled to share with you, Colorful Hawaiian- derived products and are used with oils to as it was where I spent all my free time. are the basis of many of the treatments, sage your muscles. By Bonny Chick What a wonderful place to rest, relax and from the macadamia facial scrub to The Wave's Director of LORI LOMI HAWAIIAN MASSAGE rejuvenate while away from the frantic Marketing/Promotions coco -mango lotions and papaya This therapeutic technique has been pace of Southern California. You too can enzyme baths. The KOHALA SPA offers passed down by Hawaiian elders and is experience what they call "ho'opono- a wide range of treatments and services unique to the islands. Using gentle and pono," which means a therapeutic heal- that could keep you busy from dawn to vigorous kneading strokes, Lomi Lomi ing of body and mind, when you win a dusk, but I'll just describe a few to whet eases muscle pain and increases circula- free trip to Hawaii from the WAVE. your appetite! tion, promoting relaxation and well being. tickets on SALE Nuv YOUR SMOOTH JAZZ SOURCE IS A AWAY. THE LOWEST PRICES ON TH Call 888 -330 -5252 or online at telesails.com INTERNET. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR INTERNET CD JUST 3 Explosive Weekends Oct. 6, 7 & 8 Oct. 13, 14 & 15 Oct. 20, 21 & 22 $6,00, Starring: e CD Rick Braun, Richard Elliot, Spyro Gyra, Hiroshima, Warren Hill, Poncho Sanchez, HANDLING NO HIDDEN CHARGES HASSEI Jesse Cook, Special EFX with Chieli Minucci, YES Brian Hughes, Jeff Golub, Chris Standring, CURE CONNECTION Scott Wilkie, Daryl Stuermer, Fattburger, Oscar Lopez & many more! Check out our web site jazztrax.com or call music 818 -347 -5299 for the full line -up. r m e 14TH ANNUAL CATALINA IILAND JAIITRAX FEITIVAL {.PL-.I.I+J .i. n...:.. NARADA oody C tab>.a C.ses OCTOBER 2000 m,r ORCHID HIE BODY WRAP Z-he 25,000 square foot facility also The Big Island is known for it's beautiful includes a weight room, fitness classes, orchids. The rare oil from the orchid Finnish sauna, eucalyptus steam room, leaves your skin feeling as smooth as silk. outdoor whirlpool and relaxation After a gentle body polish they massage lounges. the moisturizing orchid oil into your skin. My typical day would consist of Wrapped and relaxed you enjoy an acu- a 3 mile ocean front walk followed by pressure facial and foot massage while fitness classes like Pilates, Boxercise, your skin turns to silk. or Swiss Ball. Then, I would enjoy a ANTI -STRESS non -aerobic class each day experiencing AROMATHERAPY FACIAL the methods and philosophies of Relax as your complexion Tai -Chi, Stress Management, Yoga and comes alive with renewed Meditation. After having worked out radiance and vitality. both my mind and body, it was now A visit to the Hilton Relieve facial muscle time for my daily reward, which was one Waikoloa Village and The tension and tired skin by or two of the many Spa treatments. An KOHALA SPA will bring you using the purest aromather- ocean -side Lomi -Lomi massage in a back to Southern California , rL__,z' apy skin care techniques. private cabana at waters edge was as feeling refreshed, renewed, -++ --- r A hand and foot treatment assists close to heaven as I have been during and wondering why we sit KOHALA in total relaxation. this earthly life! in all this traffic! -SPA .1.1141111.1111., : ot "We believe you deserve the best & we are the best" 47, . 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