Making their mark on the jazz/ funk scene since the early 80s, Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick and his British fusion band have been a staple among jazz connoisseurs for years. Scoring an early hit with his cover of "I Shot the Sheriff," released with his first band Light of the World, Maunick continued to collaborate with his partner from that project, Paul "Tubbs" Williams. Later, Incognito's cover of Stevie Wonder's "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" topped the charts in the early 90s. This live performance captures the energy and raw talent that have characterized this band since their inception; the song list includes: "Good Love," "One Hundred And Rising," "Everybody," "Spellbound And Speechless," "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing," "Harvest For The World," "Colibri," "Still A Friend Of Mine," and "Always There."
People who go "incognito" usually have something to hide. That certainly cant be said of Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick and his exciting band. Firstly, Incognito is much too good to hide itself away. Secondly, this creative workshop, which young, enthusiastic music freaks have been passing through for many years, has left a distinct impression on the scene and not only in its home country, the UK. This live performance from Ohne Filter includes Good Love, One Hundred And Rising, Everybody, Spellbound And Speechless, Don't You Worry 'bout A Thing, Harvest For The World, Colibri, Still A Friend Of Mine, Always There.