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Search - Philippe Saisse :: Next Voyage
  | Philippe Saisse Next Voyage Genres: Jazz, New Age, Pop
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CD ReviewsA Great Jazz CD For Today, Tomorrow And Forever P. A. Robinson | Fort Worth, TX USA | 12/23/2001 (5 out of 5 stars) "While working and listening to an on-line radio station the song "Riveria" was played. I immediately clicked on the artists' info. What a surprise...I had never heard of Philippe Saisse. I kept requesting the song to be played quite a few times. A friend was over listening to it as well. We finally jumped in the car, went to the store to purchase it. The entire cd is great. A very smooth, relaxing and mellow CD. Something any jazz virtuoso would appreciate." Ahhhhhh... P. A. Robinson | 03/25/2003 (4 out of 5 stars) "...that is what you'll say and feel when you listen to these mellow and very aphrodisiacal compositions this Maestro has put together. A very moody mélange indeed...then you're high will come to a very rude and annoying interruption when you get to track #11!! What was this "D-Knowledge" thinking?!?! You might think it cool if you're into "slam"-type poetry, but I found it very cacophonous...Phillipe Saisse is just that pianist/artist/composer I've been hoping to find. He's taken this "smooth-jazz" thing to a very innovative, intoxicating, and sexy new level--C~" Essential smooth jazz with one mistake Peter R. Prunkl | Salisbury, NC USA | 05/23/2000 (4 out of 5 stars) "An extremely pleasant, upbeat collection with Saisse's smooth jazz piano backed by trumpet, electric bass, guitar (Marc Antione on one cut), wire-brushed percussion, electronic drums, and sound effects (whistling on track 1). Track 11, Miracle, is an awful rap by D-Knowledge. His is a voice from another genre and is best ignored. All other tunes are great."
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