Tom Braxton Endless Highway CD

Endless Highway Music

List Price	$14.95 (You save $4.20)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
Label	Pacific Coast Jazz
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	187760
CD Universe Part number	7991602
Catalog number	81105
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 06, 2009
Producer	Tom Braxton
Engineer	Joey Lomas; Patrick McGuire
Personnel	Arthur Dyer

Tom Braxton Endless Highway Songs

	1.	Endless Highway
	2.	Just in Time
	3.	Soul Purpose
	4.	That Wayman Smile!
	5.	Detour Ahead
	6.	Journey, The
	7.	Ventura Highway
	8.	Open Road
	9.	Distant Skies
	10.	Home Sweet Home
	11.	That Wayman Smile!
	12.	Open Road
	13.	Journey, The

Endless Highway Review

Guidelines
Remember to focus your comments on Tom Braxton Endless Highway CD.
Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy.

To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days.

Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Steve Cole Ny La CD (2003)

Endless Highway album

$9.29

Burgeoning smooth jazz superstar Steve Cole continues to bridge the gap between pop-jazz and classic R&B on his third studio album, NY LA. Featuring strong melodic statements and truly funky keyboards via the likes of Brian Culbertson and Marquis "Hami" Dair, NY LA is a moody and solid affair. From the disco-influenced "Off Broadway," which harkens back to the best work of the Crusaders, to the Donald Byrd-esque "Interlude IV," tenor saxophonist Cole deftly crosses the boundary from jazz soloist to R&B heavyweight. More Grover Washington, Jr. than Kenny G., Cole manages to keep things organic and simple -- despite the use of programmed drum beats and synthesizers -- a lesson some of his contemporaries could learn. Also adding depth are the vocal tracks featuring the crisply soulful Mauli B., whose star-making performance on "Every Little Thing" is a highlight on this already stellar release. ~ Matt Collar Returning to the pure smooth jazz vibe ...

Also Bought

BWB Groovin' CD (2002)

Endless Highway CD music

$9.09

BWB stands for the first initials in the last names of Rick Braun, Kirk Whalum, and Norman Brown. Additional personnel includes: Dee Dee Bridgewater (vocals); Michael Campbell (guitar); Ricky Peterson (Fender Rhodes, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards); Christian McBride (bass); Gregory Hutchinson (drums); Bashiri Johnson (percussion). BWB's (Rick Braun, Kirk Whalum & Norman Brown) debut album Groovin' harks ...

Also Bought

George Benson Irreplaceable CD (2004)

Endless Highway music CDs

$11.35

In the public eye as a recording artist since the early 1960s, guitarist/vocalist George Benson is arguably the man who injected the "smooth" into smooth jazz. IRREPLACEABLE artfully treads the border between contemporary R&B and smooth jazz, thanks in no small part to producer/songwriter Joshua Paul Thompson. A couple of factors set the more mature Benson's work apart from the pack of teens and twentysomethings crowding the jazz-tinged R&B ...

Also Bought

Steve Oliver 3-D CD (2004)

Endless Highway songs

$14.45

As one reviewer said of the cheerful music and personality of this increasingly popular voice of smooth jazz guitar, it's Disneyland all the time with him. In other words, Positive Energy, the name of his second genre disc, wasn't just a happy marketing tool. And the title of this disc is appropriate, too, because with the co-production help of founding Spyro Gyra keyboardist Tom Schuman, Oliver digs deep into a rich variety of influences for a multifaceted romp through the worlds of pop, jazz, urban/hip-hop, worldbeat, Brazilian, and Latin music. While focusing as always on his classic acoustic guitar and brilliant "vocalese" to convey the lead melodies on the instrumentals, he stretches into edgier blues territory with his lesser-heard electric on "In the Shade of Cool." Joining all-star guests like Fourplay drummer Harvey Mason (who adds his gentle rhythmic touch to the lush romantic atmospheres of the title track) and saxophonist Eric Marienthal (soulful harmony on the lilting ballad "She's Got the Way-O," punchy riffs and call-and-response amidst the brass, retro-soul, and party-groove mania of "Funhouse") ...

Also Bought

Boney James Pure CD (2004)

Endless Highway album

$9.09

Nine albums into his career, Boney James makes a grab for the smooth-jazz crown with PURE, an outing that finds him working with a mix of soul and jazz luminaries. James ups the stakes by taking over the production reins (in addition to co-writing every song). Still front and center with his beloved tenor saxophone, this Grammy-nominated artist shifts to soprano sax for the harmony-soaked Bilal duet "Better with Time" and the silk sheets-and-champagne slow jam "Break of Dawn," featuring up-and-coming Detroit crooner Dwele. Debi Nova adds her lovely vocals to the beat-driven "Appreciate," a cut that wouldn't sound out of place on a Toni Braxton or Brandy album. Instrumentals are still the focus, however, as revealed on the light funk of "Here She Comes" and the snappy "Stone Groove" (featuring Crusaders keyboardist Joe Sample). Most impressive of all, the languid closing number, "You Don't Have to Go Home," showcases the interplay of Billy Preston's Hammond B-3 lines and Bobby Lyle's subtle piano runs. Live Recording Recording ...

Also Bought

Jeff Kashiwa Peace Of Mind CD (2004)

Endless Highway CD music

$12.39

Jeff Kashiwa has a fluent if generic style on soprano, alto, and tenor, which fits perfectly into the "feel good" smooth music that he performs on "Peace of Mind." The 11 selections clock in between 3:46 and 5:14 and were clearly recorded with hopes of getting maximum radio airplay. Kashiwa's rhythm section is effective if anonymous (despite the presence of Brian Bromberg on bass) with the focus being almost entirely on the leader's melodic playing. While the music is lightly grooving and mildly soulful and Kashiwa plays well, no surprises occur and this set never rises above the level of pleasant background music. ~ Scott Yanow Recording information: Automotive Recording, Irvington, NY; Bassment Studios, Garden Grove, CA; Be Squared Studios, Van Nuys, CA; Coastal Access Studios, Edmonds, WA; Entourage Studios; JHL SOund, Pacific Palisades, ...