Late Night Tales reissues the classic and hard-to-find 'Late Night Tales: Jamiroquai', compiled by none other than Jay Kay himself. The 10th edition of what is now
a classic series of compilations was originally released 20 years ago, and hasn't been available on vinyl for over 15 years. A blissful collection of soul, disco, jazz, rare groove, and funk, this collection is an electrifying journey through the aural influences of one of the UK's most seminal jazz bands.
Jay Kay showcases a wealth and breadth of inspiration that wouldn't be amiss on the late-night dancefloors of the Loft (or Giant Steps, for that matter). From The Pointer Sisters' uplifting and soulful 'Happiness' and jazz funk legend Johnny 'Smith' Hammond's 'Fantasy' to the anthemic 'Stay Free' by Ashford & Simpson and mellifluous 'Music Of The Earth' by Patrice Rushen, these two discs form a rite of passage into the creative mind of a true musical legend.
2 A2 Commodores - Girl I Think the World About You
3 A3 Rufus & Chaka Khan - Once You Get Started
4 A4 Johnny Hammond - Fantasy
5 B1 Ramsey Lewis - Whisper Zone
6 B2 Leon Ware - What's Your Name
7 B3 Ashford & Simpson - Stay Free
8 B4 Kleeer -Tonight's the Night
- Disc 2 -
1 C1 Dexter Wansel - I'll Never Forget
2 C2 Sister Sledge - Pretty Baby
3 C3 José Feliciano - California Dreaming
4 C4 Dexter Wansel - Life on Mars
5 D1 Lalo Schifrin - Theme from Enter the Dragon
6 D2 Marvin Gaye - Here, My Dear
7 D3 Patrice Rushen - Music of the Earth
8 D4 Brian Blessed - the White City Part 3
Late Night Tales reissues the classic and hard-to-find 'Late Night Tales: Jamiroquai', compiled by none other than Jay Kay himself. The 10th edition of what is now
a classic series of compilations was originally released 20 years ago, and hasn't been available on vinyl for over 15 years. A blissful collection of soul, disco, jazz, rare groove, and funk, this collection is an electrifying journey through the aural influences of one of the UK's most seminal jazz bands.
Jay Kay showcases a wealth and breadth of inspiration that wouldn't be amiss on the late-night dancefloors of the Loft (or Giant Steps, for that matter). From The Pointer Sisters' uplifting and soulful 'Happiness' and jazz funk legend Johnny 'Smith' Hammond's 'Fantasy' to the anthemic 'Stay Free' by Ashford & Simpson and mellifluous 'Music Of The Earth' by Patrice Rushen, these two discs form a rite of passage into the creative mind of a true musical legend.
