 Legendary Composer & Pianist Jim Samuel is Back! Brand New Single, “Ride Like The Wind” Jim Samuel has been busy in the past year releasing two sensational singles…and now he’s back with the perfect Brand New Single Release for Summer! “Ride Like The Wind”, the GRAMMY® Award winning track originally released by Christopher Cross. This Classic Pop Track was considered one of music's early Jazz/Rock hits as it soared to becoming the #2 Song of the Year in 1980 and launching the career of Christopher Cross.  Jim Samuel’s cover version captures more of the Jazz from the song, with Tony Neenan leading the way on trumpet, while still trying to stay true to some of the classic rock elements. With “Ride Like The Wind”, Jim Samuel has found his way back to his roots in music. So, grab your windsurfing board and “Ride Like The Wind” this summer! After Jim Samuel’s previous two single releases of more low tempo original songs over the past year, he is returning to the up tempo, high energy style that was prevalent on his ‘NOW’ album with the release of his cover of “Ride Like The Wind”. Jim Samuel has more New Music Release’s planned for 2017 – sensational news for his fans! – and you’ll hear them all on the world’s coolest music radio, PhaseGlobalRadio.Com. Plus, Jim Samuel’s Sensational Album ‘NOW’ is also available! His recent album called ‘NOW’ has been a huge hit all over the world… his Two Smash Smooth Jazz Singles “Mr Magic” and “Off the Tracks” were hits across the world. Teaming up with brilliant Smooth Jazz guest star artists Gerald Albright, Rob Tardik & Tony Neenan, Jim’s album has something for every Smooth Jazz Fan; a Smooth Jazz album full of melodies that will stay with you long after the music stops, thanks to outstanding performances, and some sensational funk & dance influenced tracks too! If you haven’t jumped on ‘NOW’ before… ‘NOW’ is the time to jump on the Jim Samuel Smooth Jazz bandwagon… you are in for another great ride this Summer! 
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