Jamiroquai - Interview with JK about his music videos -PART1 video free download

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Jamiroquai - Interview with JK about his music videos- PART1

TC mekanik

why can't you be a nice boye..... stop singing about the moon....:-)))JAY KAY you're friggin' awesome !!!!I'm sooooo lookin' forward to the next album.

Jodi Cox

He has the greatest mouth!

Bibi Landin

Go watch his intrviews from the 90's. Totally not what he sounds like here !

Bibi Landin

Just like the comment below, why does he sound like an ageing member of the aristocracy??? Wtf??

Bibi Landin

What happened to his accent ?

DJKP (TD Records)

Legend. Emergency on Planet Earth is a Classic.

Nick Williams

Jay mate! I am trying to contact you. Please tell me to fuck off or get in touch with Rob and Derek. I care about BCUK and want to say hi to an old friend! Where are you?

lil Piggy

Everything to do with the environment, is in (only) Human terms. meaning we don't care about the other living things. meaning we need to realize we need everything else living here. but Human beings never Learn ;)

winifred242

That's right. Biters.

DJKP (TD Records)

Check me for lots of funk.

sun333

Are you sure my freind? do you seriously think the Black American sound of Stevie Wonder, Gambel and Huff, Quincy Jones ect was invented by Jamiroquai? cmon man!

sun333

I Agree. I grew up in the Disco era watching Soul Train and i can pick out all the copying and influences as well. Anyone who calls this band unique was either not born in the 70s or knows little or nothing about the Funk. Having said that you gotta admit they are good though.

sun333

I was a Jazzfunkateer in the 70s and the vast bulk of their stuff IS copied and not just similar. I recognise at least 80% of their grooves from the pre disco and disco years. Take a listen to Idris Mohammed's Can heaven ever be like this or turn this motha out for eg. Listen to Donald Byrd, Herbie Hancock, Deodato ect . They have straight copied/sampled/re-arranged grooves from countless soul acts like Stevie Wonder, Patrice Rushen, the SoS band, Prince, the list goes on....

sun333

I think copies is the correct word. Everyone who knows 70s funk is aware of that. Their early sound is full of straight copies of Stevie Wonder, Roy ayres, Idris Mohammed and the Mizzel Brothers sound. They copy basslines, guitar rifts from loads of 70s soul bands. Try the bassline from celebrate by EWF for starters.

Canashea

I think the word you were looking for was influenced, NOT copies.

Cannonbo

honestly i dont care about lyrics much. as long as they are not all too stupid and monotone. i listen to music for the music.

Jang Leung

It's called GENRE, not because a song is similar or has a similar rhythm doesn't mean it's a copy.

kten jim

i am sorry but nope

winifred242

His band bites other bands.