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Grover Washington Jr.’s “Mister Magic” (1976) showcased his signature tenor saxophone playing blended with funk rhythms and electronic textures, establishing him as a prominent figure in the burgeoning fusion scene of the late 70s.
“Inner City Blues,” released in 1976 by Grover Washington Jr., is a seminal jazz album blending smooth jazz with elements of funk and R&B, featuring prominent electric keyboard textures and a sophisticated rhythmic approach.
“All the King’s Horses,” released in 1976 by Grover Washington Jr., is a seminal jazz album featuring prominent contributions from percussionists Airto Moreira and Lenny White, showcasing a blend of post-bop and Latin influences with notable electric saxophone work.
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