Artist: Kenny G
Title Of Album: Duotones
Year Of Release: 1986
Label: Arista
Genre: Jazz, Smooth Jazz
Format: Flac/Cue/Log/Artwork
Quality: Lossless
Total Time: 46:50
Total Size: 309 MB(+3%)
Artist: Kenny G
Title Of Album: Duotones
Year Of Release: 1986
Label: Arista
Genre: Jazz, Smooth Jazz
Format: Flac/Cue/Log/Artwork
Quality: Lossless
Total Time: 46:50
Total Size: 309 MB(+3%)
Tracklist
1 Songbird / G. 5:03
2 Midnight Motion / G. 4:08
3 Don’t Make Me Wait for Love / Afanasieff, Glass, Walden 4:05
4 Sade / G. 4:20
5 Champagne / G., McDougald 4:45
6 What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) / Bristol, Bullock, Fuqua
4:06
7 Slip of the Tongue / Glass, Walden 4:53
8 Three of a Kind / G., Glass, Walden 4:46
9 Esther / G. 5:24
10 You Make Me Believe / Afanasieff, G., Glass, Walden 5:19
personnel :
Kenny McDougald — Drums
Joe Plass — Bass
John Raymond — Guitar
Claytoven Richardson — Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Corrado Rustici — Guitar
Roger Sause — Keyboards
Greg Conaway — Percussion
Roger Sauge — Keyboards
Walter Afanasieff — Keyboards, Synthesizer Bass
Randy Jackson — Bass, Synthesizer Bass
Kitty Beethoven — Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Tony Gable — Percussion
Sal Gallina — Strings, Multi Instruments, Programming, French Horn,
Violin, Digital Effects
Alan Glass — Guitar
Gina Glass — Vocals (Background)
Preston Glass — Synthesizer, Vocals (Background), Programming,
Keyboards, Chimes, Multi Instruments, Producer
Yolanda Glass — Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Greg «Gigi» Gonaway — Percussion, Drums
Ellis Hall — Vocals
Cory Lerios — Drums, Drum Machine, Synthesizer Bass
Lenny Williams — Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Kenny G — Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals (Background), Multi
Instruments, Producer
This is the album that put Kenny G over the top, the one that made
him a capitol-S star. With DUOTONES, Kenny G finally found the
right recipe for his mellow stew of smooth jazz, R&B, and pop.
DUOTONES is both easygoing and moody, breezy and cinematic, soulful
and schmaltzy, peppy and chill-out music. On this disc, G lowers
the R&B quotient a little, and adds some vocalists to the mix
(such as the fine Lenny Williams, formerly of Tower Of Power). The
production by Narada Michael Walden manages to be both lush and
crisp. DUOTONES is the disc that defined much smooth jazz in the
decade or so to come.