Really Smooth Music

Hey folks,

Do you recall the yacht rock episode “rosanna” where a horny member of Toto attempts to convince Michael McDonald to help make a song so that he would attain root chakra(sp?) allignment? (To refresh your memory watch this)

If so, my posting of the video below will make some sense. Either way, enjoy it while it is still up.

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A playlist to smooth you through your day…

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• The Sanford Townsend Band- Smoke From A Distant Fire
• Christopher Cross- Never Be The Same
• Kenny Loggins with Jim Messina- Nobody But You
• Toto- Rosanna
• Michael McDonald- Sweet Freedom
• Steely Dan- Old School
• Rupert Holmes- Escape (The Pina Colada Song)
• America- Magic
• Christopher Cross- Ride Like The Wind
• Glenn Fry- Smugglers Blues
• Hall & Oates- I Can’t Go For That (Live)
• Orleans- Reach
• Mike Post Featuring Larry Carlton- Theme From Hill Street Blues
• Jan Hammer- Theme from Miami Vice
• Vangelis- Chariots of Fire Titles

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Holy Shit an 11th Episode!! Jimmy Buffett kidnaps and tricks Kenny Loggins into writing a hit single for the movie Footloose, while Michael McDonald and James Ingram help cut him loose with a bunch of machetes. “It’s mellow, not smooth… kinda shitty.”

Yah Mo B There.

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Hall and Oates’ Manager, Gino, tries to convince Kenny Loggins to ditch Messina and go solo.

“Go to the Doobies Mike. Squadle diddle dee!!” – Steely Dan

“Gino gets you everything you need! Fame, Fortune, Fagina!” – John Oates

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Warren G kidnaps and samples Micheal MacDonald in the nineties and brings back smooth. Where’s your comeback Loggins??

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Michael McDonald’s beard has GOT TO BE bulletproof.

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Michael is so beautiful. Smooth and glossy. I love this man!

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Can’t pump out smooth music without paying homage to Yacht Rock– “Hall and Oates go toe to toe with McDonald and Loggins in a back alley contest, with tragic results.”

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Michael McDonald’s husky, smooth-ful baritone appeared on damn-near EVERY smooth album of the late 70s, early 80s. He was so ubiquitous that Saturday Night Live made a skit of him rushing panic-madly from one high-profile recording session to the next.

The epitome of smooth was reached when Michael fronted the Doobies. I love this song so much, I squeal with delight every time it plays:

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Where it all begins.. Episode 1 of Yacht Rock: What a Fool Believes will introduce you to the heroes of Really Smooth Music, and provide the stage for the most mind blowing ultimate song writing contest in history.

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