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music. I have been searching and I have discovered that there is "getting in the mood music" , "already in the mood music"
and "cool down music". I like to dance to Marvin Gaye but looking for more ideas. I tried the internet and got 957,342 hits. So I've come to the well for suggestions.

zackster66231 reads

Sweetest Taboo is good too.

I love all of her songs
I also listen to light jazz in particular Chris Botti
His duet album To Love Again is my Sexy Blindfold Music
The first three songs are SEXY

I second that.....hot song!!
Good to see SC on the GD board....:)

...some of Stevie Ray Vaughn. He rocks the blues but he has some slow grinding blues that go great in a session.  "Dirty Pool" , "Lenny" , "Tin Pan Alley" , "Life Without You".

Check out some of Otis Redding and early Aretha Franklin too.

I second the Enigma recommendation, as well as their CD entitled A Posteriori.

A couple of artists come to mind quickly but I will PM you when more occur. In no order: George Duke, Walter Beasley, Carol Whelsman, Gerald Albright, Jessie J, Boney James, Dave Koz, Kirk Whalum, and if you really want to make a big score - Will Downing. You need to catch these incredible artists live if you can. If you catch a Downing concert you will get a fantastic bbbj in your car heading home! I almost forgot Layleh Hathaway - amazing! I've caught two of her concerts.

PS - You'll get a few comments from the "Sweet Home Alabama" assholes but just ignore them. gf60

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I think it's cheesy, but if it does the trick for you, go for it.

You are a true dick and have no sense of creating a "mood" through music. I forgive your ignorance but you have been too busy scripting BS on this website ala "chat". If you"ve never sat through a live jazz set then how are you qualified to comment. I'm catching Bob Baldwin live at a concert tomorrow at our local outdoor venue; bringing my premixed Margaritas and some killer Monte Cristos - Cuban. Think twice before showing your ass. gf60

crazyshit303 reads

Um, dude...way to be defensive.  I'm pretty good friends with a lot of guys who are in that scene, believe it or not.

I lived in LA, and there was plenty of smooth jazz there.  I'm just saying that it's one type of mood, and it reminds me of the soundtrack of a softporn film.  That's all.

As for Cuban cigars...you don't need to mention those to try to impress me.  I have a stash of Cuban Montecristo Edmundos, Cohiba Robustos, Montecristo No. 2s, and a few others.  It's not hard to get them in the US, and Cubans aren't always better than Dominican or other sticks.

Seems to me you're just getting defensive, but before you start slinging insults at me ("you are a true dick"), you might wanna get an idea of who you're talking to.

Yes, I know it is difficult to fuck to Charlie Parker, but I just can't bring myself to play smooth jazz during a session...besides, it is such a cliche.

Posted By: graywolf60
You are a true dick and have no sense of creating a "mood" through music. I forgive your ignorance but you have been too busy scripting BS on this website ala "chat". If you"ve never sat through a live jazz set then how are you qualified to comment. I'm catching Bob Baldwin live at a concert tomorrow at our local outdoor venue; bringing my premixed Margaritas and some killer Monte Cristos - Cuban. Think twice before showing your ass. gf60

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But you know, for ME, it isn't in the bedroom.  Maybe the elevator...

I do find it hilarious that GF60 gets all bent outta shape when you start talking about smooth jazz in anything other than a "this is the ultimate mood music," because usually it's the die-hard bebop and traditional jazz guys that get downright belligerent and worked up over the authenticity of things.  :)

pixiestick235 reads

have sex in an elevator. you could take a sleeping pill and get the same effect.lol

Posted By: graywolf60
A couple of artists come to mind quickly but I will PM you when more occur. In no order: George Duke, Walter Beasley, Carol Whelsman, Gerald Albright, Jessie J, Boney James, Dave Koz, Kirk Whalum, and if you really want to make a big score - Will Downing. You need to catch these incredible artists live if you can. If you catch a Downing concert you will get a fantastic bbbj in your car heading home! I almost forgot Layleh Hathaway - amazing! I've caught two of her concerts.

PS - You'll get a few comments from the "Sweet Home Alabama" assholes but just ignore them. gf60
Man after my own heart:)Will Downing is an amazing vocalist a great show sounds like you had alot more fun at his concert than I did.lol
I have to agree I love smooth jazz it set the mood and it is mellow enough not to distract.
One of my favorite songs "Between the sheets"Isley Brothers.
Also,you can never go wrong with music from Sade,Anita Baker,or Kem just some of my favs.

Ma'am, you are a woman after my own heart. Sorry about the late reply but I don't glue myself to the site like most of the male reptiles.  I will PM you information about a fantastic rendition of "Between the Sheets" by Chaka Khan - fabulous! Stay cool, beautiful and always smooth. gf60

First time I ever saw a provider was 20 years ago at the Chicken Ranch in Nevada.  She had a Collective Soul CD playing.  Every time I hear it it reminds me of that time.

I used to use pandora, but switched to I heart radio.... no commercials and its free

JK dude that is horrible..

Posted By: zackster66
music. I have been searching and I have discovered that there is "getting in the mood music" , "already in the mood music"
and "cool down music". I like to dance to Marvin Gaye but looking for more ideas. I tried the internet and got 957,342 hits. So I've come to the well for suggestions.

Posted By: zackster66
music. I have been searching and I have discovered that there is "getting in the mood music" , "already in the mood music"
and "cool down music". I like to dance to Marvin Gaye but looking for more ideas. I tried the internet and got 957,342 hits. So I've come to the well for suggestions.
Alicia Keys "Fallin",  Julia Fordham (Porcelain album), Fiona Apple (Tidal album), Nora Jones, Sarah McLachlan, Sting's (Nothing like the sun album), Tracy Chapman

The Worldwide Groove Corp and Thievery Corp. Another is Portishead. I have gotten some hooked on this music! lol
Hey Marvin Gaye is awsome too though ;)
Hugs and kisses
TL

I have enya station on  I heart radio, and marvin gaye, and also Celtic/lord of the rings type, and love songs, so I will change it all the time so I don't get bored lol


I have a few clients who cant stand the soft stuff ( they are younger) and want faster stuff like old metal, rock, etc.... those are different and sometimes can be fun lol

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