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SmoothJazz.com "Song Pedestals"

	Jarreau's Journey 4:31 (mp3)
	New York Hustle 911 Tribute featuring Jerry Hey Horn Section 4:04 (mp3)
	Pleasure Sensitive 2 4:07 (mp3)
	SmoothJazz.com Radio Spot 0:49 (mp3)

Pleasure Sensitive 2
Music Meant to Last

Whitfield’s latest CD, "Pleasure Sensitive 2," embraces a myriad of artistic stylings and musical compositions. From the R&B flavor of "Baby Come Home," the upbeat melody of "Pleasure Sensitive 2," featuring a captivating bass solo, to the romantic ambiance of "Jarreau's Journey", they all meld together in seamless harmony. As one listener stated, it’s "music you can listen to all day!"

Tony's smooth jazz tunes entitled "42nd Street" and "Hold On" had been featured on Saturday mornings from 6 am - 8 am as background music during the Top 20 count down segment of DJ Arnold Smith's show featured on WHUR 96.3 FM Howard University Radio - Washington, D.C.

Capture Tony's song entitled "East Coast Swing" which is being featured on the Audrey Chapman Show on "WHUR 96.3 FM" Howard University Radio - Washington, D.C.,Saturday mornings from 8:00 - 10:00 am.

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Tony's promotional tour in South Beach, Florida at the Royal Palm Hotel during the MTV Awards weekend, August 2004.

Music Clips:

The rays of life and hope are truly "Pleasure Sensitive."

Video Clips:

Al Jarreau "Takes 5" [.wmv clip opens in new window] while he intros Tony's new CD project at Wolf Trap 6,800 capacity.

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New York Hustle

In 2002, I started writing, arranging & producing the "New York Hustle" taken from the original "Hustle" that was a Grammy Award Winning tune written by the late Van McCoy.

The "New York Hustle" is a positive gesture that will prove to be uplifting and heartwarming to people everywhere. My heart has led me to dedicate my version of "New York Hustle" to the victims Post 9/11.

Jerry Hey is in the middle, Gary Grant is on the right.

Van McCoy was born in Washington, DC on January 6, 1940. Van McCoy wrote, arranged, and produced a host of hit tunes for artists like Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Nancy Wilson, and others. The Grammy Award Winning tune the "Hustle" propelled him into a worldwide tour.

I'm honored to remake the "Hustle" by also renaming it "New York Hustle" in honor of the Tragedy of 9/11.

"Van McCoy, rock the Hustle back in the day, now Tony Whitfield flips the track in a different way."