From the Ultimate Music Vacation. Highlights from one of the many All Star Cruise jam sessions hosted by Nick Colionne w/ Brian Culbertson, Boney James, Ray Parker Jr, Candy Dulfer, Gerald Albright and many more! For information on the January 2008 cruise, visit AllStarCruise.com or call (877)529-9729.
The great sax player Gerald Albright was one of the many guests on this wonderful tribute cd to Grover Washington Jr. entitled "To Grover with Love". Here's one of his best tunes "Winelight" .
Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On - performed by Chance Howard. From the 2007 All Star Cruise starring Norman Brown, Gerald Albright, Nick Colionne, Boney James, Candy Dulfer and more.
NO HOLDING BACK FOR SAX MASTER GERALD ALBRIGHT ON JUNE 15 HEADS UP RELEASE Pushing The Envelope features special guests Fred Wesley, Earl Klugh and George Duke Jazz and R&B icon Gerald Albright is considered to be one of the most innovative and successful artists of the last twenty-five years. With the June 15, 2010, release of Pushing The Envelope on Heads Up International, a division of Concord Music Group, Albright's super cool side is back. With its polished soul/jazz vibe, Pushing The Envelope is a showcase for Albright's remarkably fine balance of songcraft and musicianship, and features special guest appearances by Fred Wesley on trombone, Earl Klugh on acoustic guitar and George Duke on acoustic piano. Produced and arranged by Albright, Pushing The Envelope provides the perfect opportunity for this master musician/saxophonist/songwriter to exhibit his skills. He plays soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophones, flutes, bass guitar, and keyboards, and also handles synthesizer, EWI and drum programming. Albright's band on most of the album includes keyboardists Tracy Carter and Luther "Mano" Hanes, guitarist Ricky Watford and drummer Ricky Lawson.
Some clips from the Sax For Stax featuring Gerald Albright & Kirk Whalum. This was the first leg of the tour at the Nokia Theater in NYC on March 27, 2009. Catch this tour when it comes to your town. Recorded by Tony Smith from Gospel Jazzations Radio on WFDU 89.1FM in Teaneck, NJ.