[Albedo]

Forgot about Rockettothesky..

 

[9pintube]

How about........."Lenny" by Stevie Ray Vaughan, pretty smooth for such a rip snorting guitarist    g

 

[mirandaviwv]

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Any song by Madeleine Peyroux. I love the way she sings.

Yes indeed, I hope you have her "MO-FI" Vinyl copies, they're un-real!!!   I will add "Sweet Jayne" by Cowboy Junkies.....And I know it's old and played to death but "Yesterday" by (don't even need to fill the name of the artist in, Do I!!)

 

Now I got it, It is just the solution for my problem, Nice writing, Thanks for your effort!

 

[gazar]

A few spring to mind.
 
Slave to love:    Brian Ferry
Slave to the rhythm: Grace Jones
Give it away:     Zero 7
Summer wind.  Frank Sinatra
The Sea            Morcheeba:
Porcelain:         Moby
382 Seaside:     OTT  
Heidi Bruehl:    Tosca
English Girls;    Ryan Adams

 

[TheGhostWhoWalks]

When I saw the thread title the first song that popped into my head was Chris Isaak's Wicked Game. I'll let you Freudians decipher the significance of that association.

 

[DonCarr]

 
Thank you so much for introducing me to this... , this is a pure , mellow, sultry, classy track,  -with a bottle of red its even more spot on..

at this point in time  Marion Meadows feat Imprompt2 , - Under the shade tree
or Gabriela Anders - Wanting you

 

[DonCarr]

Wow this song takes me right back, brilliant track its got that mix of melancholy and upbeat at the same time. I remember it was plugged to death at the time in the UK an perhaps burnt out a bit too quick, I never hear of her any more which is a shame ...
 
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Sonique - It Feels So Good
 

 

[DonCarr]

Love this thread, lemme share this with you guys, it really is a track to sink into
 

 

[DonCarr]

one last one I promise...
 

 

[MrProggie]

Frost - One Hundred Years
 

 

[BluFalcon]

This one is currently on the mind because I was listening to it earlier:
 
Sade - Nothing Can Come Between Us
 

 

[coolizardman]

John Lee Hooker ft.Santana - Chill out
love the song

 

[blackcoffeex1]

The Fragrance of Dark Coffee from the Phoenix Wright jazz album. But the orchestra one is pretty smooth too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMnrl0tmd3k

 

[treal512]

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Frost - One Hundred Years

 
Not bad. Diggin' the video.

 
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This one is currently on the mind because I was listening to it earlier:
 
Sade - Nothing Can Come Between Us

Very nice, sir! I like this thread

 

[MorbidToaster]

Probably not what some people would call 'smooth', but my pick would have to go to a track by Puscifer. Well, a remix.
 
Puscifer - Indigo Children (JLE Dub Mix)

 
This song a ridiculously smooth bassline, and the vocal style...along with some muffled beats...It just makes for a stunning package...And my pick for 'smoothest' song.