Fourplay ...yes please Jazz CD

I'll have to agree with Lev335. Some of their earlier CD's are better than Yes Please. I own all of their CD's except the Greatest Hits.

This is truly one of the best band's around.

You might also try to find their DVD. I got my copy at Ken Crane.

I really liked this disk as well but for some reason I remeber a stereopile(not a typo) write up which states this CD is the calaboration of 4 artists with no talent, they must not have been listening to the same CD I got, its the only explanation. I have several of there other CD's and like them a lot, I think of this as smooth jazz which happens to be my favorite genre, I beleive there was a great thread a while back about smooth jazz that gives lots of good recomendations, try searching fot it you will not be disappointed. Enjoy :=) Tim The Tire Guy

Any particular Rippington's CD you would suggest? I am thinking of joining BMG to purchase these.

BMG doesn't list 3rd Force by Fourplay; they have Fourplay, 4, Between the Sheets, Elixr, Yes Please, Best of... and Snowbound (Christmas CD)

I have them all except greatest hits, having gotten hooked first on Between the Sheets, which is still my favorite. Rippingtons' Sahara and Moonlighting are real good too. Lots of Spyra Gyra out there in the used record bins. Haven't found any of their music I didn't like, but I don't have it all. Also Acoustic Alchemy, which for some reason may be in New Age in the store if not in Jazz. BMG has them too.Didn't really like Russ Freeman's collaboration album From the Rockies to the Redwoods.Have fun and hope you enjoy.

To Brianmgrarcom,

3rd Force is actually the name of another group, not an album by Fourplay; their music is similar in style to that of Fourplay. I second Lev355's recommendation on this one.

Happy Listening!