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2 x CD |
Kérjen
árajánlatot! |
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| 1. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Intro
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| 2. | Joy to the World
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| 3. | Deck the Halls
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| 4. | Jingle Bells
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| 5. | The First Noel
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| 6. | All Through the Christmas Night
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| 7. | Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
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| 8. | Angels We Have Heard on High
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| 9. | Some Children See Him
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| 10. | Little Drummer Boy
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| 11. | This Christmas
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| 12. | Silent Night
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| 2. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Funkin' Like My Father
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| 2. | Always Remember
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| 3. | Hollywood Swingin
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| 4. | The House of Music
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| 5. | You Got to Funkifize
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| 6. | The Groove
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| 7. | The World Keeps Going Around
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| 8. | Excuse Me... What's Your Name?
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| 9. | Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)
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| 10. | Let's Stay in Tonight
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Jazz / Christmas
Brian Culbertson - Arranger, Bass, Bells, Celeste, Clapping, Clavinet, Engineer, Executive Producer, Fender Rhodes, Horn Arrangements, Keyboards, Mini Moog, Mixing, Percussion, Piano, Producer, Soloist, Trombone, Trumpet (Muted), Vocals, Wurlitzer
Adam Krinsky - Assistant
Alex Al - Bass (Electric)
Anthony Caruso - Assistant
Baird Dodge - Violin
Bernie Grundman - Mastering
Bernie Worrell - Keyboards
Beth Herzhaft - Photography
Bill Meyers - Horn Arrangements
Bob Horn - Assistant
Bobby Ray Watson - Bass, Performer
Bootsy Collins - Bass, Engineer, Producer, Vocals
Brian Bromberg - Bass (Acoustic)
Cameron Mizell - Release Coordinator
Chance Howard - Clavinet, Synthesizer Bass, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Chara Hammonds - Choir, Chorus
Chris Miskel - Drums
Cliff Colnot - Arranger, Orchestral Arrangements, Orchestration
Collins Trier - Bass
Craig Bauer - Engineer
Dahlia Ambach Caplin - A&R
Dan Fornero - Flugelhorn, Trumpet
Dave Griffin - French Horn
Dave K. - Stylist
Dave Koz - Arranger
David C. Britz - A&R, Executive Producer
David Daughtry - Choir, Chorus
David Pack - Vocals (Background)
Demeka Jackson - Choir, Chorus
Derrick "D.O.A." Allen - Bass
Ed Cherney - Engineer
Eddie King - Engineer
Eddie Miller - Arranger, Clapping, Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Wurlitzer
Eric Darius - Sax (Tenor), Soloist
Eric Marienthal - Horn Arrangements, Sax (Alto), Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Evelyn Morgan - A&R
Fred Wesley - Trombone
Gary Stucka - Cello
Geneen White - Choir, Chorus
Gerald Albright - Sax (Alto), Soloist
James Karukas - Piano Technician
Jeff Lorber - Wurlitzer
Jelena Dirks - Oboe
Jim Ryberg - Engineer
John Newcott - Release Coordinator
Jorge Evans - Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Performer, Soloist, Wah Wah Guitar
Keith Albright - Piano Technician
Keith Allen - Choir, Chorus
Kelly Pratt - Release Coordinator
Kush Gardner - Trumpet
Larry Graham - Bass
Lee Thornburg - Flugelhorn, Trumpet
Lenny Castro - Percussion
Lisa Hansen - Release Coordinator
Maceo Parker - Sax (Alto)
Malcolm Jamal Warner - Performer
Matt Godina - Assistant
Matthew Albert - Violin
Maurice Fitzgerald - Bass
Maurice White - Clapping, Performer, Vocals
Maytal Rozensher - Assistant
Melody Rhynes - Choir, Chorus
Merrilee McLain - Hair Stylist
Michael Bland - Drums, Performer
Michael Stever - Assistant, Contractor, Music Preparation, Performer, Transcription, Trumpet
Michelle Culbertson - Arranger, Performer, Vocals
Mitchell Cohen - A&R
Monty Neuble - Synthesizer, Talk Box
Morris Pleasure - Bass, Synthesizer Bass
Nathan East - Bass
Nicholas Photinos - Cello
Otha White - Choir, Chorus
Paul Jackson, Jr. - Clapping, Guitar, Vocals
Phelps "Catfish" Collins - Guitar
Ray Parker, Jr. - Guitar, Vocals
Rhonda Smith - Bass
Rick Gardner - Trumpet
Ricky Peterson - Clapping, Organ (Hammond), Performer, Vocals
Rika Seko - Violin
Rob Brill - Assistant
Robert Schaer - Piccolo Trumpet, Trumpet (Bass)
Robert Waters - Violin
Rocky Schenck - Photography
Ron Jennings - Guitar, Soloist
Ron Tuttle - Piano Technician
Ronnie Laws - Sax (Tenor), Soloist
Sachico Asano - Graphic Design, Photography
Sam Sims - Clapping, Slap Bass, Vocals
Sara Zickuhr - Cover Design
Scott Steiner - Engineer, Mixing, Performer, Producer
Shanika Leeks - Choir, Chorus
Shannon Forrest - Engineer
Sharon Norwood - Choir, Chorus
Sheldon Reynolds - Clapping, Engineer, Guitar, Performer, Producer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Sonny Emory - Drums
Steve Cartotto - Music Preparation
Teresa Fream - Violin
Theodora Kuslan - Release Coordinator
Tom McCauley - Engineer
Tom Scott - Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Tom T. Hall - Violin
Tom Tucker - Engineer
Tony Maiden - Clapping, Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Soloist, Vocals, Wah Wah Bass
Troy Clark - Choir, Chorus
Vinnie Colaiuta - Drums
Warren Hill - Sax (Alto)
Wayne Bergeron - Trumpet
Ying Chai - Violin
Zach Collins - Tuba
Brian Culbertson
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: Jan 12, 1973
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Contemporary Jazz, Crossover Jazz, Smooth Jazz
Even though Brian Culbertson might be categorized as jazz lite, his music has enough "oomph" to keep you interested. The talented composer/arranger/keyboardist/trombonist's music has maturity that is, at times, beyond his years, and Culbertson credits his dad with helping him develop an ear for the type of music he makes. His father, Jim Culbertson, a respected high school jazz band director and trumpeter, cultivated a love of sanguine sounds for a young Brian, who eagerly listened to anything his dad listened to. Their Decatur, IL, home would be alive with the recorded sounds of Maynard Ferguson, Buddy Rich, the Brecker Brothers, and David Sanborn. Growing up, Culbertson also listened to '70s R&Bpopfunk bands like Blood, Sweat & Tears, Tower of Power, and Earth, Wind & Fire. Culbertson began his musical training at the age of eight with piano lessons; at nine he moved to drums, at ten trombone, and at 12 bass. Bored with classical recital pieces, he began composing in junior high. By his freshman year in high school, he was experimenting with the then-new Yamaha DX-7 synthesizer and an old four-track recorder in the basement of his parents' home. His dedication earned him six individual and five group Down Beat student awards.
During his high-school years, he started getting into MIDI sequencing and synthesizers. He couldn't find players who were able to play his songs on the level he wanted as most of his peers were into heavy metal. So Culbertson, who cites pop producer/songwriter David Foster (Earth, Wind & Fire's "After the Love Is Gone") as one of his strongest influences, learned how to play all the parts himself. After graduation, Culbertson headed to Chicago to begin studies in the music program at DePaul University. On campus, he began to run into high-level musicians and started playing in a band. A family friend helped Culbertson get a deal with MesaBlue Moon in 1994. In the bedroom of the apartment he shared with three college buddies, Culbertson single-handedly recorded his debut album, Long Night Out. The album spent ten consecutive weeks in the Top Five of the adult contemporary charts. On his follow-up album, Modern Life, Culbertson eschewed the one-man band approach in favor of a live band made up of some of the best musicians in Chicago, plus stellar saxophonist Gerald Albright. He's since put out several other albums, including After Hours (1995), Secrets (1997), and Somethin' Bout Love (1999). Culbertson's productions include albums by Bob Mamet and Steve Cole. Having gotten into composing advertising jingles, Culbertson has set his sights on soundtracks. In 2001 the pianist (who also could play the trombone, trumpet, and percussion as well) released Nice & Slow, followed by Come on Up in 2003. Two years later he issued It's on Tonight, and in 2006 Soulful Christmas, a collection of holiday favorites as well as an original.
---Ed Hogan, All Music Guide |
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