Smooth Jazz: Summer Dream (10 Hours of Soft, Mellow, Relaxing Saxophone Spa Sleep Music)

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10 hours of smooth jazz, hypnotically beautiful, soft and mellow saxophone instrumental music. This is smooth jazz at it's best, and is most excellent for studying, relaxing, gaming, dining, chilling out and sleeping. Join our Dr. SaxLove Patreon Family - help us make more great music and videos: ►https://www.patreon.com/drsaxlove Many of these songs are available as backing tracks at: ►https://backingtracks.pro Download "Summer Dream" here: ► https://drsaxlove.com/summer-dream Hi, I'm Dr. SaxLove, and I love playing smooth jazz saxophone. In fact, I've been playing smooth jazz saxophone my whole adult life, although when I was younger I didn't know I was playing smooth jazz. Back then, there was no such thing as smooth jazz. It was just jazz music were playing, but we were playing it in a very smooth way. I remember playing in the basement of Mother's Bar in my hometown of Fort Wayne, Indiana. It was a very cool scene - literally jazz underground. This must have been around 1978 because Chuck Mangione's groundbreaking (in terms of smooth jazz) song, "Feels So Good" was all the rage (so much so, in fact, that is was nominated for a Record Of The Year Grammy that year). Mangione, along with David Sanborn, Al Jarreau, Bob James, and others, especially the artists recording on the CTI label, like George Benson, Deodato, and Hubert Laws, were the pioneers of smooth jazz - the music they were creating then morphed into what we hear now. Anyway, I remember the vibe in the basement of Mother's and it was relaxed and hip, and so was the music we played: melodic, groove oriented, romantic, and smooth (and by "smooth" I mean easy to listen to, not harmonically or rhythmically challenging to the listener; jazzy, but not that kind of complicated jazz that is hard to hear unless you have a taste for it). Originally, the music that would eventually be know as "smooth jazz" was part of the "adult alternative" radio format (1983-ish), and was heard along side "new age" music, and adult contemporary (ballad-heavy pop songs). By the late 80's, though, smooth jazz had established itself as a unique style who's popularity increased steadily through the 90's. Here are some great examples of the songs that pioneered the way into the style that we know as "Smooth Jazz": Feels So Good - Chuck Mangione Just The Two Of Us - Bill Withers and Grover Washington Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001) - Deodato Songbird - Kenny G Winelight - Grover Washington Breezin' - George Benson Lily Was Here - Candy Dulfer Mister Magic - Grover Washington Street Life - Randy Crawford and The Crusaders Shaker Dance - Spyro Gyra Angela (Theme from TV show "Taxi") - Bob James There are many more, of course, but if you want to get a feeling for what was happening musically as smooth jazz was being formed, those songs will give you a good start. So I've been playing this kind of music my whole adult life, which is saying a lot when you consider the fact that I've been playing the saxophone now for 53 years (I started when I was 9 years old, in elementary school). And for some reason, I was born with - blessed with, a talent - a gift, for communicating loving energy through music and the saxophone. I've always been able to channel uplifting, romantic, relaxing, and mellow music - music that heals, in it's own way. That, of course, is the essence of what I do here on the Dr. SaxLove YouTube Channel: I'm communicating music that helps calm and uplift the listener, music that makes you feel better than you did before you listened to it, music that helps you relax, that brings your heart rate down, that releases beneficial chemicals into your bloodstream. Music that heals, in other words. The smooth jazz music on this video is music that I composed (or, as I like to think of it, channeled) and is comprised of two songs, "Summer Dream", and "Sweetness". I composed these songs with this video in mind, and so even though there are only two songs in this 10 hour video, those songs are so soft, mellow, and chill, they become, as you listen, hypnotically relaxing. Enjoy! ~Dr. SaxLove If you want to support our music, the best way is to share our videos, and to subscribe to the Dr. SaxLove Channel (it's free): ► Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/drsaxlove?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to Dr. SaxLove's music on Spotify here: ► https://play.spotify.com/artist/4iJTC5htLUHNGHXFPvHfuB Dr. SaxLove specializes in soft music, smooth jazz instrumental music, Motown jazz, pop jazz, sexy jazz, and jazz blues. His music is optimized for relaxation, studying, dinner music, sensual moments, and any time chill out saxophone music is desired. If you enjoyed this video and would like to hear and see more, please Subscribe to the Dr. SaxLove Channel (it's free). New videos are published weekly. ► Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/drsaxlove?sub_confirmation=1 #smoothjazz #jazzsaxophone #jazzinstrumental #smoothjazzinstrumental #softjazz

Smooth Jazz: Summer Dream (10 Hours of Soft, Mellow, Relaxing Saxophone Spa Sleep Music)

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• published: 03 Nov 2016
• views: 117192

10 hours of smooth jazz, hypnotically beautiful, soft and mellow saxophone instrumental music. This is smooth jazz at it's best, and is most excellent for studying, relaxing, gaming, dining, chilling out and sleeping. Join our Dr. SaxLove Patreon Family - help us make more great music and videos: ►https://www.patreon.com/drsaxlove Many of these songs are available as backing tracks at: ►https://backingtracks.pro Download "Summer Dream" here: ► https://drsaxlove.com/summer-dream Hi, I'm Dr. SaxLove, and I love playing smooth jazz saxophone. In fact, I've been playing smooth jazz saxophone my whole adult life, although when I was younger I didn't know I was playing smooth jazz. Back then, there was no such thing as smooth jazz. It was just jazz music were playing, but we were playing it in a very smooth way. I remember playing in the basement of Mother's Bar in my hometown of Fort Wayne, Indiana. It was a very cool scene - literally jazz underground. This must have been around 1978 because Chuck Mangione's groundbreaking (in terms of smooth jazz) song, "Feels So Good" was all the rage (so much so, in fact, that is was nominated for a Record Of The Year Grammy that year). Mangione, along with David Sanborn, Al Jarreau, Bob James, and others, especially the artists recording on the CTI label, like George Benson, Deodato, and Hubert Laws, were the pioneers of smooth jazz - the music they were creating then morphed into what we hear now. Anyway, I remember the vibe in the basement of Mother's and it was relaxed and hip, and so was the music we played: melodic, groove oriented, romantic, and smooth (and by "smooth" I mean easy to listen to, not harmonically or rhythmically challenging to the listener; jazzy, but not that kind of complicated jazz that is hard to hear unless you have a taste for it). Originally, the music that would eventually be know as "smooth jazz" was part of the "adult alternative" radio format (1983-ish), and was heard along side "new age" music, and adult contemporary (ballad-heavy pop songs). By the late 80's, though, smooth jazz had established itself as a unique style who's popularity increased steadily through the 90's. Here are some great examples of the songs that pioneered the way into the style that we know as "Smooth Jazz": Feels So Good - Chuck Mangione Just The Two Of Us - Bill Withers and Grover Washington Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001) - Deodato Songbird - Kenny G Winelight - Grover Washington Breezin' - George Benson Lily Was Here - Candy Dulfer Mister Magic - Grover Washington Street Life - Randy Crawford and The Crusaders Shaker Dance - Spyro Gyra Angela (Theme from TV show "Taxi") - Bob James There are many more, of course, but if you want to get a feeling for what was happening musically as smooth jazz was being formed, those songs will give you a good start. So I've been playing this kind of music my whole adult life, which is saying a lot when you consider the fact that I've been playing the saxophone now for 53 years (I started when I was 9 years old, in elementary school). And for some reason, I was born with - blessed with, a talent - a gift, for communicating loving energy through music and the saxophone. I've always been able to channel uplifting, romantic, relaxing, and mellow music - music that heals, in it's own way. That, of course, is the essence of what I do here on the Dr. SaxLove YouTube Channel: I'm communicating music that helps calm and uplift the listener, music that makes you feel better than you did before you listened to it, music that helps you relax, that brings your heart rate down, that releases beneficial chemicals into your bloodstream. Music that heals, in other words. The smooth jazz music on this video is music that I composed (or, as I like to think of it, channeled) and is comprised of two songs, "Summer Dream", and "Sweetness". I composed these songs with this video in mind, and so even though there are only two songs in this 10 hour video, those songs are so soft, mellow, and chill, they become, as you listen, hypnotically relaxing. Enjoy! ~Dr. SaxLove If you want to support our music, the best way is to share our videos, and to subscribe to the Dr. SaxLove Channel (it's free): ► Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/drsaxlove?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to Dr. SaxLove's music on Spotify here: ► https://play.spotify.com/artist/4iJTC5htLUHNGHXFPvHfuB Dr. SaxLove specializes in soft music, smooth jazz instrumental music, Motown jazz, pop jazz, sexy jazz, and jazz blues. His music is optimized for relaxation, studying, dinner music, sensual moments, and any time chill out saxophone music is desired. If you enjoyed this video and would like to hear and see more, please Subscribe to the Dr. SaxLove Channel (it's free). New videos are published weekly. ► Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/drsaxlove?sub_confirmation=1 #smoothjazz #jazzsaxophone #jazzinstrumental #smoothjazzinstrumental #softjazz