High Times – Singles 1992–2006 cover

High Times – Singles 1992–2006

Jamiroquai · 2006

74 min · 19 tracks · alternative rock · funk · jazz-funk

A vibrant blend of funky grooves and jazzy melodies that encapsulates Jamiroquai's unique sound.

Why this album works

This compilation peaked at number three on the UK Albums Chart and has been crucial in introducing Jamiroquai's innovative sound to new generations. The album features iconic tracks that reflect their influence on the late '90s and early 2000s dance and funk scenes, solidifying their legacy within British music culture. Additionally, it highlights their chart-topping singles which have earned them significant critical acclaim over the years.
Best for
steady groove for dancing uplifting vibes for gatherings sunny afternoon enjoyment
Context
Released in 2006, 'High Times – Singles 1992–2006' captures Jamiroquai's evolution from their debut album 'Emergency on Planet Earth' (1993) through a decade of genre-defining hits. By this point, the band had solidified their status as pioneers in acid jazz and funk rock, following the commercial success of albums like 'Travelling Without Moving' (1996) and 'A Funk Odyssey' (2001). This compilation not only serves as a retrospective but also marks a transitional moment as they prepared for new music in the following years.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 When You Gonna Learn 3:49
  • 2 Too Young to Die 3:23
  • 3 Blow Your Mind 3:56
  • 4 Emergency on Planet Earth 3:37
  • 5 Space Cowboy 3:37
  • 6 Virtual Insanity Standout 3:49
  • 7 Cosmic Girl Standout 3:47
  • 8 Alright 3:42
  • 9 High Times 4:10
  • 10 Deeper Underground Standout 4:46
  • 11 Canned Heat 3:48
  • 12 Little L 3:59
  • 13 Love Foolosophy 3:47
  • 14 Corner of the Earth 3:56
  • 15 Feels Just Like It Should 4:33
  • 16 Seven Days in Sunny June 4:02
  • 17 (Don't) Give Hate a Chance 3:50
  • 18 Runaway 3:46
  • 19 Radio 4:12

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