Maxwell- The Coast Radio Jazz & Soul

Maxwell

Award for Best Male Soul/R&B Album,  "Now"  went to No.1 on the Billboard 200. His debut album, the soul inspired Maxwell's Urban,  Hang Suite was released two years after its recording because of record company doubts about its commercial potential.

The single "Ascension" proved the record company wrong and helped take the album to gold sales. It also earned Maxwell a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Album available on  amazon.com


Music video by Maxwell performing- Whenever Wherever Whatever.
 
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Paul Carman Champaign

Pauli Carman Champaign

You remember 1981 hit by Pauli Carmen Champaign, A platinum success since their first release "How 'Bout Us" jumped onto the Billboard's pop and soul charts, soaring to #1 on the adult contemporary charts and shot to #1 in England earning a platinum. Today his new single "This Time" emerges radio play worldwide.  Champaign 2012, released the single "SHARE" for The MUZART WORLD FOUNDATION available on iTunes, and Amazon.

Sly, the Family Stone and Friends

Sly, Family Stone and Friends

Sly and Family Stones on Wikipedia

Funk pioneer Sly Stone has overcome plenty. After taking a three decade his last album being 1982′s solo effort, "Ain’t But The One Way."  Stone, along with his backing band The Family Stone, returns after 30 years new release on 16th,  August 2011. The long awaited follow-up includes three previously unreleased songs and reworkings of past hits, many featuring some of Stone’s famous friends. 

What a way to start off the summer. "I'm Back," This album includes hits by Rock, Jazz, Funk and Blues artist. With icons all star: Bootsy Collins, Ray Manzarek, Johnny Winter, Jeff Beck and Ann Wilson.

James Ingram

James Ingram 

One of the most under-rated vocalist of his time.  You've heard his voice on many albums hit after hit.  Quincy Jones signed Ingram  to record vocals for three of the tracks on the record "Just Once," "One Hundred Ways" and "The Dude."  A beautiful ballad and duet with Patti Austin "Baby, Come to Me and How Do You Keep the Music Playing." Don't forget P.T.Y.  with pop superstar Michael Jackson released his chart-busting 1983 Thriller album. Doobie Brothers recording  with Michael McDonald "Yah Mo Be There."   In 1987 duet with pop vocalist Linda Ronstadt, "Somewhere Out There," from Steven Spielberg's animated An American Tail, landed Ingram at Number Two.  Read more