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Christmas
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Multi-Grammy® Winner Delivers His First Holiday Collection Featuring His Beloved Voice on Classics Like “Winter Wonderland,” “White Christmas,” “Carol Of The Bells,” and More.
Love Songs
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The only vocalist ever to win GRAMMY Awards in three different categories - R&B, Pop and Jazz - Al Jarreau's genius shines on his first love songs collection.
We Got By
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In a September 2008 article on Al Jarreau, Time Magazine wrote, “Perhaps more than any popular vocalist alive, he embodies the notion of the voice as a pure instrument.” That aspect of Jarreau's art fully informs his more jazz centric recordings, including his stellar 1975 Warner Bros. debut WE GOT BY. Soulful and improvisational, the album spotlights Jarreau on nine original compositions including “Spirit,” “You Don't See Me” and the title track.
Look To The Rainbow - Live In Europe
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Al Jarreau's 1977 double album LOOK TO THE RAINBOW, recorded live Europe, is one of the crossover artist's most jazz-centric releases. A showcase for his fluency as a masterful scat singer, the album won Jarreau the first of his seven GRAMMY® Awards - it was honored as the year's Best Jazz Vocal Performance. A Top 5 jazz and Top 20 R&B album in Billboard, LOOK TO THE RAINBOW features Jarreau accompanied by the great jazz players Lynn Blessing (vibraphone), Tom Canning (keyboards), Joe Correro (drums) and Abraham Laboriel (bass) on highlights including “Take Five,” “Better Than Anything” and the title track.
Glow
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Al Jarreau's 1976 Top 10 jazz/Top 40 R&B LP GLOW spotlights his distinctive vocals on a collection of songs by composers as diverse as James Taylor (“Fire And Rain”), DeMoraes & Jobim (“Agua de Beber”) and Elton John and Bernie Taupin (“Your Song”). “Rainbow In Your Eyes,” the album's charting single, was penned by Leon Russell, and the memorable title track is a Jarreau original.
All Fly Home
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1978's ALL FLY HOME was a Billboard #2 jazz album, a GRAMMY winner for Best Jazz Vocal and features guest shots from jazz greats including Freddie Hubbard, Lee Ritenour and Paulinho DaCosta. At the same time, the record is a remarkable showcase for Jarreau's mastery at wrapping his versatile, instrument-like voice around tunes from a variety of genres. The only artist ever to take home GRAMMY Awards in the pop, jazz and R&B categories, Jarreau shines on distinctive interpretations of songs including Otis Redding's “(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay” and the Beatles' “She's Leaving Home.” Jarreau composed the stand-out track “Fly,” and co-write several with Tom Canning, including the single “Thinkin' About It Too,” both highlights as well.
This Time
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With 1980's THIS TIME, vocalist Al Jarreau had his first Billboard Top 40 pop album, aced the #1 spot on the jazz chart and scored #27 on the black albums chart to boot. Three singles - “Never Givin' Up,” “Gimme What You Got” and “Distracted” charted as well, and the album's widespread popularity built on Jarreau's reputation as a master of crossover success. Today, he holds the distinction of being the only artist to win GRAMMY® Awards in the pop, jazz and R&B categories.
Breaking Away
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Originally released in 1981, Al Jarreau's classic LP BREAKIN' AWAY is a masterpiece of R&B-pop-funk-jazz fusion that scored the artist two GRAMMY® Awards. The album won for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance and Jarreau also scatted his way to a Best Male Jazz Vocal Performance for his take on Dave Brubeck's “Blue Rondo A La Turk.” A quintessential crossover artist, Jarreau also scaled the pop, R&B and AC charts with three singles from BREAKIN' AWAY: the title track, “Teach Me Tonight” and “We're In This Love Together,” the latter a Billboard #15 pop hit.
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