Spyro Gyra - Love & Other Obsessions - Lifetime Achievement Award :Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards

Spyro Gyra - Love & Other Obsessions
Released 1995

1. Lost and Found (5:09)
Jay Beckenstein
2. Ariana (5:07)
Jeremy Wall
3. Serengeti (4:54)
Dave Samuels
4. Fine Time to Explain (4:40)
Scott Kreitzer
5. Third Street (4:48)
Jay Beckenstein
6. Group Therapy (5:45)
All Members

7. Horizon's Edge (5:01)
Jay Beckenstein
8. Let's Say Goodbye
Scott Kreitzer/Anthony Pompa
9. On Liberty Road (for South Africa) (5:52)
Scott Ambush
10. Rockin' a Heart Place (5:23)
Jay Beckenstein/Joel Rosenblatt
11. Baby Dreams (4:43)
Tom Schuman

Jay Beckenstein - Saxophones
Tom Schuman - Keyboards
Julio Fernandez - Guitars
Joel Rosenblatt - Guitars
Scott Ambush - Bass
Dave Samuels - Vibraphone, Marimba

"The thing about Spyro Gyra is that they make you feel good. I remember playing "Morning Dance" and "The Shaker Song" as 45's. In fact I woreout the first copies. They were great in the 70's and they're just simply awesome now. Having them as one of the heritage bands in this format is one of the perks. You can always count on them to deliver innovative, top notch tracks that fit perfectly. I'm looking forward to seeing them in April. - Bob Farrow Host-The Smooth Jazz Breakfast Wave 94.7fm Hamilton-Toronto

Believe me, this album takes the mind into a new stratosphere beginning with the best cut, " Arianna ". This song in itself shows the ultimate creativity of a band that knows no boundaries when imagination and sexuality fuse into an ultimate orchestation. I turn this one track on and fell like I'm riding the mountain roads in Rio de Janeiro. My advice, have that special lady by your side for full effect of this one. You wont be disatisfied, promise. - Amazon.com

"Spyro Gyra had set a high standard early in their career. A career that that spans three decades of making some of the most innovative yet assessable music. A true creative force that has pleased audiences worldwide.
I am thrilled to be associated with Jay and the band in a very exciting time in their musical journey, and congratulate them on this long overdue recognition."
Dave Love, President, Heads Up International