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Gerald Albright
Recognized as a master and pioneer of a new smooth jazz style, Gerald Albright's
saxophone playing made him one of America's most admired musicians with his
sensual, mellow grooves regularly heard on the radio. Born on August 30, 1957,
he grew up in Los Angeles, California listening to the gospel music of James
Cleveland and the Edwin Hawkins Singers. Gerald Albright's first instrument was
the piano but during one lesson, his piano teacher gave him an alto sax to try,
and he never looked back. Inspired by Maceo Parker, he listened intently to his
playing with James Brown, particu...
YouJesse Powell and Gerald Albright
Funkin' for JamaicaBob Baldwin, Gerald Albright, Tom Browne, Marion Meadows, Fred Vigdor and Tonni Smith
Champagne LifeNorman Brown and Gerald Albright
So AmazingGerald Albright
Inner City BluesGeorge Benson, Gerald Albright and Lee Ritenour
It's a Man's Man's Man's WorldGerald Albright
YouJesse Powell and Gerald Albright
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Funkin' for JamaicaBob Baldwin, Gerald Albright, Tom Browne, Marion Meadows, Fred Vigdor and Tonni Smith
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Champagne LifeNorman Brown and Gerald Albright
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So AmazingGerald Albright
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Inner City BluesGeorge Benson, Gerald Albright and Lee Ritenour
Twist Of Motown
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It's a Man's Man's Man's WorldGerald Albright
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