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GospelFlava.com - Articles - Interview - Kirk Whalum (2002) Kirk Whalum soars his saxophone to heaven's heights, accompanied by choir singing the inexplicable beauty of the profound scriptural text found in the opening verses of the Gospel of John... Kirk Whalum: Kyle is unique in that his world view as well as his personal ambitions are centered around serving Christ, athough he's a teenager, in the traditional connotation of the word!. Kirk Whalum: One memorable moment, for me, was when Jonathan Butler sang "Falling In Love With Jesus" and looked back at both the drummer and percussionist and they were lifting their hands in praise, in spite of the cameraman staring them in the face. www.gospelflava.com /articles/kirkwhaluminterview1.html   (1070 words)

GospelFlava.com - Reviews - Kirk Whalum (Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2) Whalum soars his saxophone to heaven's heights, accompanied by choir singing the inexplicable beauty of the profound scriptural text found in the opening verses of the Gospel of John. Occasional brief remarks from Whalum to introduce some numbers bring both an intimacy and a personality to this recording, something that is further enhanced by the enthusiastic audience response throughout. Kirk's brother Kevin Whalum picks up where he left off on Chapter I, delivering soulful vocals on two songs: "Ta Ta You Jesus" (the Gospel cover of the Johnny Watson song) and in a glorious duet with Kim Burrell on "The Moment I Prayed". www.gospelflava.com /reviews/kirkwhalumgospel2.html   (456 words)

Kirk Whalum - The Promise - Audio CD, Compact Discs At Earfloss.com Ma Foi - Performed by: Kirk Whalum - Composed by: K. Desperately - Performed by: Kirk Whalum - Composed by: K. Out-A-Hand - Performed by: Kirk Whalum - Composed by: K. www.earfloss.com /8910719.html   (345 words)

Pointed Magazine- Music and Entertainment News and Notes-- Kirk Whalum An Energy You Can't Miss If You Like Jazz   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Kirk shimmed and shook while playing the sax all while not missing a beat, definitely to the delight of the audience. Whalum, being the playful performer he is, sang along as he performed, “Hold on I’m Coming," by Sam and Dave of Stax Music and a tune written by the great Isaac Hayes, a long friend of Whalum. Whalum's brother explained Kirk took Tah Tah from a little baby that was learning to say thank you, but it came out Tah Tah, so the innocence of a child inspired his title. www.eastcoastattractions.com /040319kirkwhalum.htm   (650 words)

Kirk Whalum   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Soon Kirk became "the" opening act for jazz shows that came to Houston and in 1983 he caught the ear of jazz pianist Bob James, who was so impressed with the young Whalum that two weeks later Kirk found himself in New York soloing on Bob’s album, Bob James 12. Kirk began his relationship with Warner Bros. Records in 1996 when he and Bob James collaborated on Joined at the Hip and received a Grammy nomination for their effort. Kirk later signed with Warner Bros. and in ‘97 released his first solo album for that label, Colors, which was inspired by Kirk’s appreciation for cultural and musical diversity as well as his passion for racial reconciliation. www.kirkwhalum.com /biography.html   (1157 words)

CMT.com : Kirk Whalum : Biography   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Whalum signed with Columbia and released his first solo album, Floppy Disk, in 1985. The fan base that Whalum had been building throughout the '80s and '90s exploded with his 1998 release, For You, which spent nearly two years at the top of the Billboard Contemporary Jazz Chart and yielded four Top Ten NAC hits. In 2001, Whalum was recording again for Warner Brothers and released Unconditional, his third album for the label. www.cmt.com /artists/az/whalum_kirk/bio.jhtml   (386 words)

Kirk Whalum - On the Smooth Tip Kirk Whalum wants to be a part of that jazz continuum, an artist who builds on the past and extends it by including the musical influences of his life, his times and his surroundings. Whalum says that Texas tenorman Arnett Cobb was his “primary mentor.” Other saxophonic influences include Hank Crawford, Stanley Turrentine, Ronnie Laws, and Wilton Felder of the Crusaders. Kirk Whalum is looking forward to this tour with his BWB partners. www.jimnewsom.com /PFW-KirkWhalum.html   (858 words)

Kirk Whalum Albums   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Saxophonist Kirk Whalum offers listeners Chapter 2 of his Gospel According to Jazz series with this ten-track collection of brilliant contemporary gospel-jazz. Tenor saxophonist Kirk Whalum will involve you in his great sax experiences on his latest hit album entitled For You whether you want to be involved or not. Kirk Whalum is a fine saxophonist, but most of the music on Cache is quiet storm drivel, especially the numerous vocal tracks. www.mp3.com /kirk-whalum/artists/114053/discography.html   (387 words)

GospelFlava.com - Reviews - Kirk Whalum (The Christmas Message) Kirk Whalum’s first Christmas project has all the hallmarks of his famed saxophone sound that have earned him raining accolades from nearly every corner of the music industry (see also his recent Hymns project). Kirk Whalum’s own introduction to his album is found in the CD liner notes. Whalum collaborates with keyboardist/vocalist John Stoddart for much of the material; they are great allies, displaying consistent interplay and musical collaboration from cut to cut. www.gospelflava.com /reviews/kirkwhalumchristmas.html   (510 words)

Kirk Whalum Tickets- Kirk Whalum Kirk Whalum tickets are available in Atlanta, Miami, Orlando, New York, Boston, Chicago, Kirk Whalum Birmingham, Atlanta tickets, Los Angeles, San Fransico, Dixie Chicks Dallas, Austin. Kirk Whalum is one of the most exciting thing to do in Kirk Whalum. Kirk Whalum are available in the Kirk Whalum, Phillips Arena, Sanford Stadium, Chastain, and Atlanta. www.southerntickets.net /Kirk_Whalum.html   (273 words)

Kirk Whalum Kirk makes this a real "sexyphone" piece as he pleads and puts his yearning into music. Kirk is joined by Wendy Moten on vocals for "All I Do," and gives Stevie Wonder a run for his money as to whether I prefer the original or this version. Given that Kirk played behind Whitney Houston for years, he could have chosen virtually any of her hits to put on this album, but settled on "Lover For Life." "I Want You" was a number one randb hit for the late Marvin Gaye, but Kirk goes in a different direction with this cut. www.smooth-jazz.de /Artists1/Whalum.html   (464 words)

nuvo.net / Kirk Whalum & BWB   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) I spoke with the Grammy award-winning saxophonist Kirk Whalum, who spoke quite candidly about the reasons for this tour and the need for the music they are presenting. Whalum: It is. I think that"s a good thing because what Smooth Jazz needs is a good dose of old school. Whalum: Recordings today are devoid of that spirit of that time where you bring a lot of guys together who have a mutual respect for each other and that they are bringing something unique to the proceedings. www.nuvo.net /archive/2002/11/06/kirk_whalum_bwb.html   (725 words)

Kirk Whalum : Smooth Jazz Now Whalum's latest outing will showcase the songbook of Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, and should be released this fall. The group consisting of Saxophonist Kirk Whalum, trumpeter Rick Braun and guitarist Norman Brown plan to record their second album later this year and plan to tour in February. Whalum told the Associated press the first BWB album was just a way of testing the waters without too much commitment, "unlike marriage, we thought this is something you want to try out first. www.smoothjazznow.com /artist_kirk_whalum.htm   (669 words)

Jazz Artist Interview Kirk Whalum @ jazzreview.com Saxophonist Kirk Whalum has performed with such notables as Whitney Houston, Babyface, Luther Vandross, Nancy Wilson, George Benson, Bebe and Cece Winans, Barbara Streisand, Vince Gill, Michael McDonald and Quincy Jones. Whalum says that instead of recording a CD of covers of those famous Memphis soul songs, he wanted to do something more. Whalum says, "Many performers don't want to push off their own beliefs on their audience and that indeed is not what I'm doing. www.jazzreview.com /articleprint.cfm?ID=2056   (1049 words)

Kirk Whalum | The Gospel According to Jazz   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Of particular pleasure is Whalum's quote from Coltrane's “Giant Steps” to set up the call and response portion of “In the All the Earth.” Far too often GospelJazz projects wind up too one sided, heavy on the Gospel light on the Jazz or vise versa to the disappointment of both audiences. Whalum's ingenious use of traditional choral vocals to provide a foundation for non melodically contrived improvisation without losing those who would normally dismiss other forms of improvisation as “noise”, allows many for the first time to experience jazz as a vehicle and not an end in itself. Whalum hints at the true extent of his awesome chops on the Brazilian flavored “With All My Might”, note the Getz quote on the second chorus of his solo.The traditional classic “Lord I Want To Be A Christian” is hauntingly beautiful, rendered as an emotional ballad, whispered as a prayer to heaven. www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=8587   (616 words)

Kirk Whalum  Interview ContemporaryJazz.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Besides being a solo artist Kirk is a much in demand session player recording and performing with the likes of Whitney Houston, Larry Carlton, Al Jarreau, Luther Vandross, Nancy Wilson, George Benson, George Duke, Barbara Streisand and Quincy Jones just to name a few. Kirk won a scholarship to study French at the Alliance Francaise in Paris in 1979. In 2002 Kirk hosted a workshop/jam session/concert weekend and it was so successful he is repeating it in January 2003. www.contemporaryjazz.com /interviews/KirkWhalum.html   (2406 words)

Lyrics To Falling In Love With Jesus By Kirk Whalum Renowned Gospel Jazz Sax musician Kirk Whalum may not be a household name in the UK but he's worked with plenty. Kirk Whalums soon to be released (October 2002) gospel album, Jonathan Butler gave honor to God with the spirit filled song "Falling In Love With Jesus... Kirk Whalum steps up with his saxophone on No Greater Love... romance.goforyourdreams.org /lyrics-to-falling-in-love-with-jesus-by-kirk-whalum.html   (644 words)

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Amazon.com: Music: For You   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) For Kirk, I can imagine that part of the joy of doing this album was picking and choosing each tune and then executing them with a funkiness that must be heard and absorbed, not analyzed. Playing with Kirk are some absolutely fabulous musicians such as Gregg Karukas on keyboards and drums, Ricky Lawson on drums, Paul Jackson Jr on guitar, Peter White on Spanish Guitar and Alex Al on Fender bass. You know, when I met Kirk Whalum on July 18, 2003, it was the first time I had heard him playing knowing it was him and it was my first time hearing him live. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000DD5A?v=glance   (838 words)

Kirk Whalum   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) The smooth jazz artist arrived in style and warmed the hearts of the sales staff (not to mention a couple die-hard fans) with his kind and gentle demeanor. Kirk shared with us stories about recording in the studio (in which he was heading straight to directly afterwards) and several interesting stories about the industry and the many fine artists that he's had the pleasure to work alongside. Before too long, Kirk was on his way to making another hit record. www.norwalkdist.com /kirkwhalum.html   (155 words)

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Kirk Whalum - AskTheBrain.com Bob puts together a dynamic septet featuring Kirk Whalum in this 1985 concert at the Queen Mary Jazz Festival. ), Kirk Whalum's "Playing With Fire" from the CD Unconditional and The Pat Metheny Group's "As It Is" are among the nominees for Best Pop Instrumental Performance. Kirk Whalum - A Grammy nominated smooth jazz sax player. www.askthebrain.com /kirk_whalum-.html   (171 words)

Tickets Directory - Kirk Whalum Tickets - Information   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) From his beginnings in Memphis, where he played in his father's church choir, Kirk Whalum drew inspiration from the rich musical traditions of that city, including gospel, R&B, blues, and eventually jazz. He received a scholarship to attend music school at Texas Southern University, where he formed a band in 1979 and began playing on the local club circuit. Kings X tickets - Few hard rock bands are as widely respected yet criminally overlooked as King's X. The trio (bassist... www.ticketsdir.com /kirkwhalum-tickets.html   (456 words)

Kirk Whalum Tickets - Kirk Whalum Concert @ Tickets4Concerts   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) If you could not find the right Kirk Whalum tickets that you are looking for, please use the search on the left. Kirk Whalum tickets may be purchased online through our guaranteed safe and secure server. Kirk Whalum will be performing in the following cities. www.tickets4concerts.com /event/1957.html   (306 words)

Kirk Whalum : The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2 on DVD   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Kirk Whalum : The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2 on DVD Title -- Kirk Whalum : The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2 Data retrieved from amazon.com Saturday August 13 2005 at 7:53 AM Kirk Whalum : The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2 www.crimsonbird.com /cgi-bin/a.cgi?j=B000077VRW   (81 words)

Amazon.com: Music: Into My Soul [ENHANCED]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) As Kirk indicates in his linar notes, this CD is his impressions and interprettions of the Memphis brand of music guided by the producing talents of David Porter (Stax Records and Isaac Hayes). Kirk is joined by a number of fine musicians including his partners from BWB, Norman Brown (2003 Grammy award winner for best pop instrumental and a competitor of Kirk in that category) and Rick Braun. This is one of Kirk's best projects and its the bomb.This is one of those cd's that you will listen to without having to skip any tracks. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000A0DVX/qid=1080609109/sr=2-3/ref=sr_2_3/103-0500475-3311058   (1109 words)

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Kirk Whalum tickets, Kirk Whalum ticket broker   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Kirk Whalum tickets are now available for purchase. If you have questions, would like assistance in picking your seats or just prefer to place your Kirk Whalum concert tickets order over the phone please call us at (800) 800-9494. We are not Ticketmaster or the official Kirk Whalum box office nor are we affiliated with Kirk Whalum, or any professional sporting organization, performer, or venue. www.teamonetickets.com /event-tickets.html?e=1957   (236 words)

A Talk With Kirk Whalum by Mikele Haskins-Delmore   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Whalum, who has worked with greats such as Joe Sample, Kevin Mahogany, Will Downing, George Duke, Regina Belle and Stanley Clarke took some time out from his busy schedule to spend a few minutes with Manhunt.com to talk about the new collaboration. From the beginning he reassured me that he could hear where I was coming from and knew that my sound was not the same as a Boney James or a Rick Braun. Eventually you have to listen to the artist and the sound that grabs people's attention is the sound that's more specific to the artist. www.manhunt.com /features/html/78.html   (755 words)

Lyrics To Falling In Love With Jesus By Kirk Whalum   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) lyrics to falling in love with jesus by kirk whalum. Kirk Whalum: The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2 - peachpatch.com Kirk Whalum (often called the Apostle Paul of Smooth Jazz for his fearless presentation of Jesus to... www.love-dating-romance.com /guide/lyrics-to-falling-in-love-with-jesus-by-kirk-whalum.html   (671 words)

Review ofThe Christmas Message- ContemporaryJazz.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) Jazz saxophonist who was brought up in the church gives us a totally different perspective with this recording. I’ve always been a sucker for vocal acappella harmonies, we get that on "The Little (Ghetto) Drummer Boy" with Whalum playing along with Kevin Whalum singing both Lead and background vocals and Kyle Whalum on "Beat Box" vocals and electric bass. If you have listened to Kirk Whalum in the past you know how soulful he can get and he accomplishes that on "Amazin Grace." A lot of positive stuff here, but on the negative side the last third of the record is not very jazzy. www.contemporaryjazz.com /reviews/Kirkwhalumx.html   (214 words)

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