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| 1. | The Moment
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| 2. | Passages
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| 3. | Havana
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| 4. | Always
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| 5. | That Somebody Was You
with Toni Braxton |
| 6. | The Champion's Theme
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| 7. | Eastside Jam
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| 8. | Moonlight
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| 9. | Gettin' On The Step
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| 10. | Everytime I Close My Eyes
with Babyface |
| 11. | Northern Lights
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| 12. | Innocence
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"Havana" was nominated for a 1998 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance
Jazz
Smooth Jazz
Instrumental Pop
Adult Contemporary
Crossover Jazz
Recorded: 1996
Kenny G (soprano, alto & tenor saxophones, various instruments); Babyface (vocals, programming); Toni Braxton (vocals); Walter Afanasieff (various instruments); Michael Thompson (guitar); Greg Phillinganes (piano); Dan Shea (keyboards, programming); Nathan East (bass); Paulinho De Costa, Sheila E. (percussion); Marc Nelson, Dede O'Neal (background vocals)
Although The Moment followed four years after Kenny G's blockbuster Breathless, the saxophonist didn't change his approach at all during his time off. Kenny G remains a sweet, melodic instrumentalist, who works entirely in lush, slick adult contemporary pop settings. His playing has improved somewhat in those four years -- he soars and dives with effortless skill, and his vibrato remains fleet and elegant -- yet after The Moment is finished, you wish that he had tried some new musical territories. That said, it is true that The Moment ranks second to only Breathless in terms of sheer consistency in Kenny G's catalog, thanks to the sustained vision of producer Babyface. Of particular note are the two vocal collaborations (Babyface's "Everytime I Close My Eyes," Toni Braxton's "That Somebody Was You"), which are the best duets to yet appear on any of Kenny G's records.
---Thom Owens, allmusic |
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