The best of Miami Vice Jan Hammer soundtrack

The best of Miami Vice Jan Hammer soundtrack Jan Hammer is a Czech-born keyboard player best known for the theme from the Miami Vice TV series. Hammer's early career was with a jazz fusion group, the Mahavishnu Orchestra. He played keyboards for the Mahavishnu until 1973, playing on their two critically acclaimed albums Inner Mounting Flame and Birds of Fire. After leaving the Orchestra he worked with a number of collaborators, including Carlos Santana and Stanley Clarke, and released several critically acclaimed and commercially successful jazz rock albums with Jeff Beck. Of their releases, the platinum selling Wired was the most successful, although a later collaboration with Beck, the track "Escape" from Flash, won Hammer the Grammy for Best Rock Instrumental. Despite his successful back catalogue, Hammer became better known for providing scores for film and TV. Producer Michael Mann asked him to provide the theme and incidental music for the TV series Miami Vice. The soundtrack album went to No.1 on the Billboard charts, sold four million copies, and earned him two Grammys. He went on to provide music for other series including Tales from the Crypt and Knight Rider 2000. __________ 1. Miami Vice Theme 2. Crockett's Theme 3. Voodoo Dance 4. South Beach 5. Lombard Trial 6. Boat Party 7. Candy 8. Angelina Flashback 9. Rain 10. Clues 11. Talk 12. Gina 13. Airport Swap 14. Runaround 15. Viejo Mix A real good sounds!