Mp3 music: Incognito

Artist: Incognito: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rock Rock: Pop-Rock funk     Incognito's discography:      Who Needs Love    Year: 2003    Tracks: 11      Love X Love Who Needs Love Remixes    Year: 2003    Tracks: 11      Best of Incognito    Year: 2000    Tracks: 13      No Time Like the Future    Year: 1999    Tracks: 10      Beneath the Surface    Year: 1997    Tracks: 12      100 Degrees and Rising    Year: 1995    Tracks: 13      100 and Rising    Year: 1995    Tracks: 13      Positivity    Year: 1993    Tracks: 14      Tribes, Vibes and Scribes    Year: 1992    Tracks: 11      Tribes Vibes + Scribes    Year: 1992    Tracks: 11      Inside Life    Year: 1992    Tracks: 12      Jazz Funk    Year: 1981    Tracks: 11      Adventures In Black Sunshine    Year:     Tracks: 14 An acid jazz project with astonishingly bass roots in the seventies jazz/funk/fusion domain, Incognito was in the offset place formed by Jean-Paul Maunick (aka Bluey) and Paul "Tubbs" Williams. Both were leadership of the late-'70s disco-funk group Light of the World, wHO scored several moderate British hits, including a deal of "I Shot the Sheriff." Just later on the release of Light of the World's third gear LP (Check Us Out), Maunick and Williams shifted the card slightly and renamed the congeries Incognito. Incognito debuted with the individual "Parisienne Girl" and released the 1981 LP Jazz Funk, merely was nonoperational during the reside of the 1980s. Maunick continued to publish corporeal for his grouping, even patch working with Maxi Priest and others. (William Carlos Williams later moved to Finland.) By the beginning of the nineties, DJ fable and early Incognito fan Gilles Peterson had founded the Talkin' Loud label and he made Incognito one of his get-go signings. The 1991 single "Incessantly There" (with vocals by Jocelyn Brown) became a Top Ten hit as part of Britain's prospering acid jazz scene, suggestion the release of Incognito's second album overall, Inside Life. It was for the most part a studio involvement, with Maunick and technologist Simon Cotsworth guiding a big mold with many of the charles Herbert Best musicians in Britain's fertile groove residential area. With 1992's Tribes Vibes + Scribes, Maunick added a more than conventional singer, the American Maysa Leak. A cover of Stevie Wonder's "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" became some other Incognito hit, and the album ascended Britain's pop charts even as it blush wine on America's contemporary jazz charts. The third album, Positivity, became the group's biggest album success, with much attention across Europe as well as Britain. Leak unsuccessfully attempted a solo life history with Blue Note, leading to the impermanent outspoken replacement Pamela Anderson (non the Baywatch pinup) on 1995's 100° and Rising. Leak returned, though, appearance on the following year's Beneath the Surface. Incognito later expanded its discography with 1996's Remixed, 1998's Tokyo Live, and 1999's No Time Like the Future. The group's following 2 albums were again made without Leak, 2001's Biography Stranger Than Fiction and 2003's World Health Organization Needs Love, which featured Brazilian singer Ed Motta. Leak returned for 2004's Adventures in Black Sunshine. Bees + Flowers + Things appeared at the ending of 2006. The album was a coalesce of cover versions along with re-recordings of iV Incognito classics.