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Grover Washington, Jr.

Grover Washington, Jr.

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Oct 31, 2026

JuppHOST
147:23
And yes, this is a little corny, but just wait till it kicks in.
JuppHOST
147:27
This is a little bit of Grover Washington Jr.
JuppHOST
147:34
With that summer feeling.
JuppHOST
147:36
Tune called Summer Song.
David YasHOST
66:47
Just the two of us.
David YasHOST
66:48
Grover Washington Jr. featuring Bill Withers from 1981.
David YasHOST
66:51
Well, it's
Adam YasHOST
66:52
unfortunate that, you know, I have to say the list of our Yacht Rock top 10 is heavily Caucasian.
Peter MelnickHOST
0:56
and
Eddie WilsonHOST
0:56
I. Grover Washington Jr. composing, Bill Withers singing.
Eddie WilsonHOST
0:59
You know, we can almost be like the next William Shatner doing, you know, spoken word kind of things.
Peter MelnickHOST
1:03
No. Wouldn't that be nice? You know, I think we could pull it off.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
30:35
to mention before, whether it's, you know, Patrice Russian, Everett Harp, you know, the list just goes on and on.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
30:42
Grover Washington Jr., I wrote and recorded for him and Nancy Wilson.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
30:46
as well as doing my own independent CD.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
30:50
All of it is just grace to God that he keeps opening doors and giving me what I need to walk through them successfully and then having people like you who will jump up with a high-pitched voice And say, oh, my God, that's right.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
31:01
You know, any of those shows, recording with any of those people that I started to mention before, whether it's, you know, Patrice Russian, Everett Harp, you know, the list just goes on and on.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
31:13
Grover Washington Jr., I wrote and recorded for him and Nancy Wilson.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
31:17
as well as doing my own independent CD.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
31:21
All of it is just grace to God that he keeps opening doors and giving me what I need to walk through them successfully and then having people like you who will jump up with a high-pitched voice And say, oh, my God, that's right.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
28:20
You know, any of those shows, recording with any of those people that I started to mention before, whether it's, you know, Patrice Russian, Everett Harp, you know, the list just goes on and on.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
28:32
Grover Washington Jr., I wrote and recorded for him and Nancy Wilson.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
28:36
as well as doing my own independent CD.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
28:40
All of it is just grace to God that he keeps opening doors and giving me what I need to walk through them successfully and then having people like you who will jump up with a high-pitched voice And say, oh, my God, that's right.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
29:29
So whether it's 9-1-1, Grey's Anatomy, Veronica Mars, Any Day Now.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
29:35
you know any any of those shows recording with any of those people that i started to mention before whether it's you know patrice russian um everett harp you know the list just goes on and on grover washington jr i wrote and recorded for him and nancy wilson as well as doing my own independent CD.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
29:55
All of it is just grace to God that he keeps opening doors and giving me what I need to walk through them successfully and then having people like you who will jump up with a high-pitched voice And say, oh, my God, that's right.
Dawnn LewisGUEST
30:08
That's her.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:09
Richie's career has taken him through an extraordinary range of music.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:12
He's played and recorded with the Brecker Brothers, spent six years with Spyro Gyra, toured with Grover Washington Jr., and worked with artists including Mike Stern, Al DiMeola, Ray Barreto, Bill Evans, and many others.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:25
I first heard Richie on Spira Gyra's Fast Forward when I was 14 years old, and his playing made an immediate impression on me.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:32
What struck me then, and still does, is the feel.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:36
No matter how complex the music gets, there's always a groove underneath it.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:40
We talk about that today, along with the Brecker Brothers, Spira Gyra, Grover Washington Jr., learning from great percussionists, preparation, music education, and the kind of experience you can only get by playing with musicians who are better than you.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:54
This one means a lot to me, and I hope you enjoy it.
Brad WilliamsHOST
0:58
Here's my conversation with Richie Morales.
Bob JamesGUEST
21:03
I'd done a whole bunch of records for Creed Taylor.
Bob JamesGUEST
21:06
Anyway, a whole bunch of different artists and Grover Washington and Hank Crawford and Hubert Loves, etc.
Bob JamesGUEST
21:12
That was my job.
Bob JamesGUEST
21:13
And I did not have a band together.
Master JHOST
12:34
And this one you've just heard blasting onto the scene.
Master JHOST
12:39
Mr. Grover Washington Jr. produced by Sir Dexter Wansall.
Master JHOST
12:44
And a track very aptly named for today.
Master JHOST
12:49
And I could explain a little bit later.

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