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Steppin to Jazz 2

Maxi Priest & Steppin Muzak

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MAXI PRIEST?

I've heard nothing in any of the track samples to make me believe Maxi Priest has anything to do with this album. If the samples were longer it might help.

Maxi Jazzing It Up

This is definitely a different sound for Maxi Priest but pretty smooth. Mama Dadu has a classic underground sound to it which I like. However, I would prefer to hear Maxi's raspy, mellow voice on some of the tracks. Some tracks remind me of Ghana star Onfori Amponsah.

NU URBAN JAZZ

america is not ready for a different but great urban jazz sound, if so this should be on urban jazz radio

Biography

Born: June 10, 1962 in Lewisham, London, England

Genre: Reggae

Years Active: '80s, '90s, '00s

Christened the "King of Lovers Rock" by his fans, British reggae star Maxi Priest was one of the most internationally popular reggae singers since Bob Marley. Priest's pop and modern R&B influences didn't exactly endear him to reggae purists, but they gave him a strong crossover appeal that paid off in the trans-Atlantic chart-topper "Close to You." At times he strayed too far from his reggae roots to deliver a true stylistic...
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Steppin to Jazz 2, Maxi Priest
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  • $9.99
  • Genres: Jazz, Music
  • Released: Apr 25, 2006

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