Kicking off our week celebrating Grover Washington, Jr's birthday with an incredible live jam of "Mr Magic." Grover's big break came in 1971, when producer Creed Taylor commissioned pop-funk arrangements to feature alto saxophonist Hank Crawford. When Crawford failed to show up for the recording session, Grover was his replacement. The resulting album, ''Inner City Blues,'' sold hundreds of thousands of copies and helped launch Grover Washington, Jr.'s solo career. Grover Washington, Jr. - Dec.

🎷 Grover Washington Jr. - Mr. Magic ✨ Original Release Date: February 1975 🗓️ ✨ The Ultimate Vibe! ✨ Smooth, soulful, and sophisticated. 🎷 When that bassline drops, you know you’re in for a masterclass in jazz-funk! 🎹🔥 Grover didn't just play the sax; he told a story with every note. 🎶💎 🎷 Jazz Legend 👑 ✨ Smooth Grooves 🌊 🪄 Pure Magic 🪄 #GroverWashingtonJr #MrMagic #SmoothJazz #JazzFunk #Vibe 🎷✨🎼 | Mark Hall