Karl Heilbron Discography of CDs

Karl Heilbron music CDs Recorded between 1987 & 1997. Includes liner notes by Tracey Helen New. Singer/songwriter Keith Sweat struck gold, platinum actually, right out of the gate with the multi-million-selling MAKE IT LAST FOREVER, an electric debut that spawned four top-10 R&B hits, one of which crossed over to the top-10 pop charts. That record was one of the earliest successes of producer Teddy Riley and his trademark hip-hop/soul hybrid, the new jack swing sound. However, his accomplishment owed as much to Sweat's smoothly sensual vocal style, exemplified on ...

Karl Heilbron CD discography There aren't many artists who are recognizable 10 seconds into a tune. But from the opening bars of "Twisted," the first cut on this disc, it's clear we're listening to the one and only master of the vocal slow grind, Keith Sweat. Al Green he ain't, but Sweat's nasal, midrange voice has come to define modern hip-hop-inflected soul. And these 12 tunes are the Sweat formula, beginning to end: light, mid-tempo funk, with just enough of an edge to keep your head nodding to the beat. Throw in the ...

Karl Heilbron albums Recorded at The Sweat Shop, Deep Sound Recording, The Hop House and Studio LaCoCo, Atlanta, Georgia. Producers include: Keith Sweat, Eric McCaine, Fitzgerald Scott, John Howcott, Emanual Officer. Engineers include: Karl Heilbron, Eric McCaine, Michael French. Personnel: Kut Klose (background vocals); Scott Fitzgerald (keyboards); Karl Heilbron (drum programming); Keith Sweat (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Alex Nesmith; Karl Heilbron. Recording information: Deep Sound Recording, Atlanta, GA; HOP House, Atlanta, GA; Stuido LaCoCo, Atlanta, GA; Sweat Shop, Atlanta, GA. Kut Klose: Tabitha Duncan, Athena Cage, LaVonn Battle (vocals). Additional personnel: Eric McCaine (various instruments, background vocals); John ...

Karl Heilbron discography While he doesn't break much new ground on STILL IN THE GAME, you can't blame R&B heart-throb Sweat for sticking with a formula that works. His intimate, sensual vocal style has endeared him to untold numbers of R&B fans, and he puts his voice to work here in service of some state-of-the-art tunes. Naturally, romance is the order of the day, and Sweat issues invitations to love throughout this album on tunes like "Come And Get Me" and the no-nonsense "Can We Make Love." One of the most ...