[JazzItUp]

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...&MyToken=fb32ef70-7123-4900-beda-3d7c77ab9ec0

He's got a sweet sound and really nice music. And no he is not related to Kenny G .

 

[Bill Mecca]

Defiintely hear the Grover influence on Relaxin" ( I was just listening to A Secret Place on the ride to work.)

 

[JazzItUp]

Yeah you could tell he's a Grover fan!

You can hear more of his stuff here http://www.jakeglasgow.com/music.html he has some funky stuff too.

 

[edhara]

Actually, the first influence I heard in his playing was Kirk Whalum.

 

[Bill Mecca]

Ed

you may be right, I was listening more to the rest of the band when I thought Grover.

 

[JazzItUp]

Ed

you may be right, I was listening more to the rest of the band when I thought Grover.

Guys that's the thing I forgot to tell you, he IS the band! He plays everything you hear! He has a music program to do that. Beleive it or not, he told me that before, it's hard to beleive I know.

 

[sopranosaxman]

I thought it sounded more like Richard Elliot.

 

[gary]

Boney James.

Actually I don't know. I just like to say - "Boney James". :twisted:

 

[JazzItUp]

Lol Gary you funny.

 

[edhara]

I just like to say - "Boney James".

She calls mine "Shorty."

 

[edhara]

Ed

you may be right, I was listening more to the rest of the band when I thought Grover.

The music definitely does sound somewhat Grover-ish, no question.