I know this is a departure from th smooth jazz you're used to seeing but truth be told, I have soft spot for old school, in particular, ol' skool slow jams. Actually it's probably more like an obsession. The lyrics, that sound.....they just don't make em like that anymore.
Here's a walk down memory lane (Minnie Riperton sung about that). I've been reflecting on my musical journey these last few days and these songs are part of my roots. It's called old school now but I was there when....

The first 45 rpm I ever purchased was Otis Redding's "Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay" back in '69 and to this day, I'm still adding to my oldies collection. I miss those album covers, the warm sound of vinyl and all those groups that started with 'The'. Seems like just about all of them did! (there's a few notables in the playlist). GROUPS....does anybody sing together like that anymore??

If you're like me, you'll FEEL this and enjoy this mix set.

Big shout to my friend, legendary slow jam DJ, Kevin 'SlowJammin' James.
ENJOY THE MIX!

Old School Lovin' (snippet) Chante Moore
I Want to Know Your Name The Whispers
Ooh Baby Baby The Temptations
Lady The Whispers
Cruisin' Smokey Robinson
Show And Tell Al Wilson
Family Reunion O'Jays
Soft and Easy Blackbyrds
Oh Honey The Delegation
Just My Imagination The Temptations
My Girl The Temptations
Stay The Temptations
Lady Love Lou Rawls
I'm So Tired of Being Alone Al Green
Let's Stay Together Boyz II Men
I'm Still in Love With You Al Green
Ain't No Woman Like The One I Got Four Tops
A Million Ways Will Downing
If You Were Here Tonight Alexander O'Neal
Medley: How Deep Is Your Love/Love Don't Love Nobody Luther Vandross
Think About You Luther Vandross