Up Front

Grp Records, 2004, Audio CD

Product Description

Japanese edition of the jazz artist's 2004 album has earliest release. Details TBA. GRP.

Tracks Information

Wes' Coast Swing
Angel
Moment By Moment
Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
My Funny Valentine
Phat City
Sweet Sweet Love
Ain't No Sunshine
Chill Out
24/7
Dear Ndugu
Moondance

Product Details

Title: Up Front
Sales Rank: 96164 in Music
Artist: Paul Brown
Label: Grp Records, 2004-02-24, Audio CD, 1 Disc
Item Dimensions: 0.21 pounds
Package Dimensions: 5.55 x 4.97 x 0.54 inches, 0.18 pounds

Customer Reviews

Please, just produce the greats.....: As mentioned in other reviews herein, Paul Brown is, without question, one of the most gifted producers of C-Jazz ever, period! Problem is, he's now decided to become a performing artist, and quite frankly, his chops just don't work at that level. He's REAL big on harmonics, and is only OK there, and his picking solos just aren't, well, very… More reviews

Don't play this CD after lunch hour...: ...or you'll falling sleep.
Most complaint people made here about the album is true!!! I didn't believe it but now after spending $8, I agree with most of them. I put the CD in while eating my lunch at the office with my headphone on, half way to the middle of the CD I just got so tired, I could barely keep my eyes open. I thought it was… More reviews

Disappointing: What a disppointment? I did not expect this CD to be such a flop since I respect Paul Brown as good producer especially where he worked with Bob James More reviews

keep on playin', lose the singin'!!: I was attracted to Paul Brown's music through hearing an instrumental on the radio. After I bought and received the album, I put it on with great anticipation, only to be disappointed. Not by Paul's musicianship and instrumental abilities, but by his singing! He has a ho-hum kind of voice, which does not enhance the songs on which he puts it to use. If you read this, Paul, I'm sorry,… More reviews

Excellent smooth jazz album! Good job on the remakes too!: In the past 12 months, I have heard several jazz albums that had songs produced by Paul Brown (Peter White, Michael Lington, Norman Brown and Euge Groove's albums), about 10-15 of his songs. But this is the first album that Brown has done himself, and it succeeds on all levels. Excellent smooth jazz, especially the first song. The… More reviews