Naked and True (1995) more music like this

by Randy Crawford

Released when Randy Crawford was 43, Naked and True came 16 years after the singer enjoyed her greatest visibility with the Crusaders' 1979 hit "Street Life." At that point in her career, Crawford enjoyed little or no interest from urban contemporary radio. But then, Naked and True is hardly album that goes out of its way to appeal to urban ...

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Funky Jazz Party (1998) more music like this

by Various Artists

Funk is pretty consistently sacrificed to the romantic imperative on this pleasant, but ultimately not very interesting, collection. There's a gentle strut underlying Rick Brown's smooth-jazz trumpet showcase "Nightfall," and Avenue Blue shakes its understated booty on "A Woman's Touch." But Steve Cole's "Stay Awhile" is more typical -- it buries ...

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Best of Randy Crawford & Friends [#1] (2000) more music like this

by Randy Crawford

This import 16-song anthology contains some great tracks, but it doesn't come cheap. A near 30-dollar price tag will deter some would-be buyers in another direction. Patrice Rushen, the Crusaders, and others accompany Crawford on memorables like "Knocking on Heaven's Door," "Street Life," "Forget Me Nots," and shimmering versions of Rose Royce's ...

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