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Dave Koz: Saxophonic

Read "Saxophonic" reviewed by Brian Soergel

by Brian Soergel
February 14, 2004

Dave Koz has one of the highest profiles in smooth jazz, thanks to his syndicated Dave Koz Radio Show and a morning show in Los Angeles. He also finds time for special tours, like one you may be catching this Christmas. He's guest-starred on numerous pop and smooth jazz CDs. So it's no surprise that it's ...

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Saxophonic

By Dave Koz

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 2003

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Dave Koz: A Holiday Tradition

by Cheryl Hughey
December 10, 2003

Dave Koz and a host of special guests have launched the annual Dave Koz Smooth Jazz Christmas Tour. Marc Antoine (guitar), Chris Botti (trumpet), Bobby Caldwell (vocals) and Brian Culbertson (piano/trombone) will be joining Koz for the festive holiday experience. After wowing audiences in Lake Tahoe and the West Coast, the tour will visit mostly major ...

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A Smooth Jazz Christmas

By Dave Koz

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 2001

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The Dance

By Dave Koz

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1999

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Personal Notes From Dave Koz Plus Snippets From The Album "The Dance"

By Dave Koz

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1999

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Off the Beaten Path

By Dave Koz

Label: Capitol Records
Released: 1997

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December Makes Me Feel This Way - A Holiday Album

By Dave Koz

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1997

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Lucky Man

By Dave Koz

Label: Rhino
Released: 1997
Track listing: Dave Koz: alto saxophone; Jeff Lorber: keyboards; Nathan East: bass; Paulinho da Costa: percussion; Greg Phillinganes: piano; Lenny Castro: percussion; Phil Perry, Zelma Davis, Charles Pettigrew: vocals.

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Dave Koz: Off the Beaten Path

Read "Off the Beaten Path" reviewed by Dave Hughes

by Dave Hughes
September 1, 1997

Popular saxophonist Dave Koz has attempted to veer “off the beaten path" with this release; in other words, to create something that goes beyond the current “smooth jazz" formula which so many contemporary saxophonists have embraced. For this, he is to be commended. Overall, it's a successful effort. He keeps one foot solidly planted on contemporary ...