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| Heard That |
| Jeff Lorber |
| első megjelenés éve: 2008 |
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| 4.270 Ft
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| 1. | Come on Up
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| 2. | Rehab
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| 3. | Don't Hold Back
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| 4. | You Got Something
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| 5. | Gamma Rays
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| 6. | Don't Stop
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| 7. | The Bomb
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| 8. | Take Control
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| 9. | Night Sky
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| 10. | Heard That
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Jazz / Smooth Jazz
Jeff Lorber - Bass, Bass (Electric), Effects, Engineer, Fender Rhodes, Guitar, Horn Arrangements, Keyboards, Orchestration, Piano, Producer, Synthesizer Bass, Wah Wah Guitar, Wurlitzer
Alex Al - Bass, Fills
Darrell Crooks - Guitar, Vocals
Dave Weckl - Drums, Engineer
Gary Meek - Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Gerald Albright - Engineer, Guest Appearance, Sax (Alto)
Lauren Evans - Vocals
Lil' John Roberts - Drums
Mike White - Drums
Paul Jackson, Jr. - Guitar, Soloist
Paul Rayner Brown - Assistant Engineer, Guitar, Mixing
Phillip "Taj" Jackson - Vocals
Rex Rideout - Bass, Drums, Effects, Engineer, Horn Arrangements, Keyboards, Orchestration, Producer
Rick Braun - Flugelhorn, Soloist, Trumpet
Ron King - Trumpet
Tony Moore - Drums
* Andi Howard - Executive Producer
* Bud Harner - Management
* Christopher Gray - Art Direction, Design
* Dennis Moody - Engineer
* Jeff Kanan - Assistant Engineer
* Mark Wexler - Executive Producer
* Ray Bardani - Mixing
* Sangwook "Sunny" Nam - Mastering
* Vikki Hart - Cover Photo
Jeff Lorber
Active Decades: '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Born: Nov 04, 1952 in Philadelphia, PA
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Fusion, Jazz-Pop, Crossover Jazz, Smooth Jazz
With a smooth sound bringing together elements of funk, R&B, rock, and electric jazz, keyboardist Jeff Lorber helped pioneer a genre of fusion later formatted under such names as NAC and contemporary jazz. Born in Philadelphia on November 4, 1952, he began playing the piano at the age of four, and as a teen performed with a variety of local R&B bands. Lorber's infatuation with jazz began during his stay at the Berklee College of Music, and after forming the Jeff Lorber Fusion he issued the group's self-titled debut in 1979. During the first half of the following decade, the band became one of the most popular jazz acts of the period, touring non-stop and even scoring a Best R&B Instrumental Grammy nomination for their radio hit "Pacific Coast Highway." 1984's Step by Step was their most successful outing yet, but at the Fusion's peak, Lorber disbanded the group, instead turning to production and session work. He did not issue his first proper solo LP until 1991's Worth Waiting For, remaining both a prolific performer and producer for the rest of the decade. He recorded for Verve and Zebra in the '90s before moving over to Narada in the 2000s and releasing successful smooth jazz albums like 2003's Philly Style and 2005's Flipside. He released He Had a Hat on Blue Note in 2007.
---Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide |
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