8 thoughts on “ Midnight - Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly - Silky Soul (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of An All-Star Tribute To Maze on Discogs. Label: Brantera Music Group - 8 2 • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Rhythm & Blues, Soul/5(6).

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2. 15 rows · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Maze Featuring Frankie /5(70).

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3. In , many of the soul and funk bands that emerged in the '70s had either broken up or disappeared from the charts. But Maze featuring Frankie Beverly was not only hanging in there -- it was still selling a lot of albums. Released in , Silky Soul was yet another big seller for Maze; it was also the band's first Warner Bros. release (after more than a decade at Capitol).8/

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4. Silky Soul is the seventh studio album and ninth overall album by Bay Area-based R&B group Maze. "Midnight" "Love's on the Run" "Change Our Ways" Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly -Silky Soul at Discogs; References This.

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5. I am an avid fan of Frankie Beverly and Maze's music, so adding this to my collection was a great choice. The tribute and title song Silky soul dedicated to Marvin Gaye is a beautiful relaxing memory to the man whose music was and still is phenomenal. The entire soundtrack is worth listening to, it's relaxing and soothing to say the least/5(49).

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6. A San Francisco-based smooth R&B act with roots in Philadelphia soul, Maze (usually billed as Maze featuring Frankie Beverly) never managed to break with a larger mainstream audience during their late-‘70s to early ‘80s peak, but nevertheless garnered a devoted following in urban radio as one of the progenitors of the romantic, understated style known as “quiet storm.”.

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7. Jul 08,  · From Maze's Back To Basics Album Album Review by Alex Henderson When other s R&B veterans were heavily incorporating elements of hip-hop and new jack swing in the hope of remaining competitive, Maze featuring Frankie Beverly flat out refused to change. Their roots were Philly soul and Marvin Gaye, and they weren't about to pretend.

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