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| Dave Koz |
| Dave Koz |
első megjelenés éve: 1990
52 perc |
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| (1990)
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| 3.945 Ft
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| 1. | So Far From Home
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| 2. | Emily
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| 3. | Give It Up
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| 4. | Nothing But The Radio On
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| 5. | Castle Of Dreams
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| 6. | Endless Summer Nights
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| 7. | Love Of My Life
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| 8. | Art Of Key Noise
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| 9. | Perfect Stranger
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| 10. | If Love Is All We Have
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| 11. | Yesterday's Rain
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Jazz
Jazz-Pop
Crossover Jazz
Smooth Jazz
Instrumental Pop
Adult Contemporary
Dave Koz (soprano, alto, tenor & baritone saxophone, EWI); Evan Rogers, Cole Basque, Joey Diggs (vocals); Tom Scott (saxophone); Carl Sturken, Elliot Wolff, Jim Lang, Claude Gaudette (keyboards, drum programming); Paul Jackson, Jr., Charles Fearing, Buzz Feiten (guitar); Randy Jackson, Alec Milstein, Sylvian Bolduc (bass)
Fans of saxophonist Dave Koz from either his days playing EWI with the Rippingtons or his tours with lookalike pop star Richard Marx waited a long few years for this explosive debut, and Koz certainly delivers the goods with an absolutely smashing Sanborn-esque display of chops and seduction. The Marx effect is a definite plus, as Koz does wonders with a cover of the singer's "Endless Summer Nights" and he co-wrote one of the disc's best originals: "Give It Up" with Marx and Jeff Lorber (who is one of the album's handful of producers). As in his previous work as a sideman, Koz proves an innovative player throughout. This project not only launched one of the great smooth jazz sax careers of the '90s, but it was one of the first genre albums to spawn hit singles (the ballads "Emily" and "Castle of Dreams") and VH1 videos. Pure dynamite, but Koz would later top even himself.
---Jonathan Widran, allmusic |
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