Really Smooth Music

Happy 61st Birthday Steve Perry!

Carter — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 21:53:00 +0000

61 of the smoothest years ever lived…

Really Smooth Homoeroticism

tantastik — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 03:35:51 +0000

Lest we forget the single source of smooth music that defined our manhood in the 80’s. Tom Cruise sets an example for all of us to follow: playing beach volleyball in jeans is really smooth and not at all homoerotic. Did anyone else notice the serious net violation by Maverick?

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Easy Rock or Smooth Music?

tantastik — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 03:35:24 +0000

Is it true? Has this wolf pack of one now come in a CD collection of 4 discs? What are you waiting for? Get on that horn! My only disappointment is that the collection doesn’t come with a sailboat.

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Exile, I wanna kiss YOU all over

Carter — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 00:27:31 +0000

Seriously. These sweeping synths will tear your heart apart. If there were a smooth music super hero duo, I think Jimmy Stokley could play Robin to Steve Perry’s Batman.

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Baby Come Back.. get a grip on your bass lines.

Carter — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 00:15:02 +0000

Player’s quintessentially smooth #1 hit “Baby Come Back” will change you, if it hasn’t already. Any kind of fool can see. And guess what? I bet you never knew that Ronn Moss, the bass player, has been appearing in “The Bold and the Beautiful” as Ridge Forrester since 1987. No wonder that soap is so smooth…

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Loggins & Messina: The Accidental Duo

tantastik — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 20:33:41 +0000

Before Batman and Robin, before Ace and Gary and even before Green Hornet and Kato (okay maybe a little bit after), there was Loggins and Messina. For the unfamiliar and unaware, the demise of this pair of superhero smoothists was an unfortunate result of battling egos rivaling those of Napoleanic times.

Before they were divorced of each other’s smoothness, they were The Best of Friends. Often described as an “accidental duo”, no one can deny the magic that these two innovators created. Here is perhaps the most famous song from that same album. Enjoy the hug and tug times!

Look out for the return of this accidental duo in 2009! Check out the Loggins and Messina website for Tour dates.

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Don’t Fight It! Honestly, why would you?

Carter — Sat, 16 May 2009 20:44:05 +0000

A match made in heaven: Kenny Loggins and Steve Perry make all your troubles go away.

Some people when they hear a groove
Shake their heads ’cause they just can’t approve
Well, I turn up the music till it’s
shakin’ the sky
Is everybody ready to move?

Seriously, don’t fight it. It’ll do your heart so good.

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You suck Cetera!

Cesar — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 07:42:40 +0000

The year was 1981. Believing the Chicago was to no longer be commercially viable, Columbia Records dropped them from its roster and released a second “Greatest Hits” volume later that year to fulfill its contractual obligation.
Luckily after getting the help of from david foster and three members of toto, chicago made their album Chicago 16.
After this album 70’s Chicago became 80’s Chicago.
In particular, they made their first of many “smooth?” hit.

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Check out this link to learn more about toto’s involvement in this smooth song by Chicago.

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Ride like the wind #2

Cesar — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 04:01:15 +0000

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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Kenny Loggins - Pooh Enthusiast

Cesar — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 03:58:40 +0000

Hello Smooth Music fans

For my 1st ever post on this site, i would like to to recall the penultimate (second last) episode of Yacht Rock where Gene Balboa says sarcastically “have fun at pooh con”.

I later found out that one of the big reasons for that reference was the following song by Loggins and Messina from their first album together (Sittin’ In 1971)
Enjoy the following performance.

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