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Shades
of Soul, "Shades of Soul"
2004 NARADA JAZZ [724357087728]
| List
of songs: |
| [01] All Night Long (with
Terry Stanton) |
| [02] Then And Now (with Art
Porter) |
| [03] Enjoy Yourself (with
Terry Stanton and Art Porter) |
| [04] Gazpacho (with Chris
Botti) |
| [05] Love Come Down |
| [06] We Got To Live Together
(with Terry Stanton) |
| [07] Get Wid' It |
| [08] San Vicente (with Chris
Botti) |
| [09] Shades Of Soul (with
Terry Stanton) |
| [10] Gangsta Jam |
| [11] Hey Uh |
Jeff Lorber Discography Index
The
Jeff Lorber Fusion (1977, Inner City)
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Soft
Space (1978, Inner City)
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Water
Sign (1979, Arista)
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Wizard
Island (1980, Arista)
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Galaxian
(1981, Arista)
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It's
a Fact (1982, Arista)
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In
The Heat Of The Night (1984, Arista)
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Step
By Step (1985, Arista)
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Lift
Off (1985, Arista)
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Private
Passion (1986, Warner Bros. Records)
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Worth
Waiting For (1993, Verve-Forecast)
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West
Side Stories (1994, Verve-Forecast)
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State
of Grace (1996, Verve-Forecast)
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Midnight
(1998, Zebra Records)
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The
Definitive Collection (2000, Arista Records)
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Kickin'
It (2001, Samson Records)
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The
Very Best of Jeff Lorber (2002, Verve/GRP)
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| Philly
Style (2003, Narada Jazz) |
| Flipside
(2005, Narada Jazz) |
| He
Had a Hat (2007, Blue Note) |
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Artists & Instrumentation
Jeff Lorber - keyboards, drum programming
Marlon L. McClain - guitars, vocals
Nathaniel Phillips - bass, vocals
Rayford Griffin - additional drums
Patrick Lamb- tenor sax on Love Come Down
Wirlie Morris - drum programming and keyboards on Love Come Down
For over 20 years, Grammy®-nominated keyboardist Jeff Lorber has
given us some of the most forward-thinking and best-selling contemporary
jazz.
In 1994, Lorber joined forces with guitarist Marlon McClain and bassist
Nathaniel Phillips as Shades of Soul to record music together.
Over time, the group was joined by guests Chris Botti, Hidden Beach
icon Terry Stanton, and the unforgettable saxman Art Porter for one
of the last recordings before his untimely death. Streetwise and funky,
the session bucked the too-smooth jazz of the '90s and proved way ahead
of its time.
Fast forward nearly ten years and the time is finally right to release
the debut of Shades of Soul's earthy, urban grooves.
For a more detailed biography of the band and making of the album,
click
here.
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