Smooth jazz originated in the United States in the 1960s-1970s. It was influenced by jazz, R&B, pop and rock, with artists such as George Benson and Pat Metheny.
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Contemporary jazz
No, soul singer Lattimore is not Kenny Lattimore's father. Lattimore, whose full name is Lattimore, is a contemporary R&B artist known for his smooth vocals, while Kenny Lattimore is a separate artist who gained fame in the 1990s. They are both prominent figures in the music industry but are not related as father and son.
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The phrase "kill 'em with the flow" is associated with the song "Kill Dem with the Flow" by the Jamaican artist Protoje. The song emphasizes confidence and skill in delivering powerful lyrics and smooth rhythms, showcasing the artist's talent and lyrical prowess. Protoje is known for blending reggae with contemporary sounds, and this track exemplifies his ability to captivate listeners with his flow and message.
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Neither. He died in 1967... and he's also as far from smooth as you can get in jazz. Probably bop or hard bop.
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Sweet Tee.
No. In the 1650's Rembrandt started to paint with very pronounced brushstrokes. This style was even considered rather coarse by some of his contemporary critics.
No, soul singer Lattimore is not Kenny Lattimore's father. Lattimore, whose full name is Lattimore, is a contemporary R&B artist known for his smooth vocals, while Kenny Lattimore is a separate artist who gained fame in the 1990s. They are both prominent figures in the music industry but are not related as father and son.
Contemporary is easier than hip hop because contemporary doesn't take extreme strength or speed but rather slow, smooth movements.
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