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- Just As I Am
- Let 'em In
- Keep On Pushing
- My Hero
- Intro To This Is The Day
- This Is The Day
- There
- Beauty In Strength, Strength In Weakness
- Wait For The Sunshine
- Un Amor Supremo
- Triage
- Ave Maria
- Sunday's Best
- Cain't Stay Blue
- I See You
- Madiba
- Nannette
- Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child
- Kirk's Improv
- Love Is The Answer
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Sheléa - Vocals, Piano
Gary Bias - Additional Alto Saxophone
Tamara Bodie - Additional Background Vocals
Rick Braun - Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Valve Trombone, Vocals
Norman Brown - Guitar, Vocals
Marcus Finnie - Drums
Leonard “Doc” Gibbs - Percussion
Braylon Lacy - Electric & Upright Basses
Ralph T. Lofton - Hammond B3 Organ
John Stoddart - Piano, Vocals, Additional Keyboards
Kevin Turner - Electric & Acoustic Guitars
Gerald Veasley - Electric & Fretless Basses
Kenneth Whalum III - Tenor & Soprano Saxophones
Kevin Whalum - Vocals
Kirk Whalum - Tenor & Soprano Saxophones, Flute, Vocals
Kortland Whalum - Vocals
Kirk Whalum
The Gospel According To Jazz: Chapter IV
Recorded live at the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, NY, saxophonist Kirk Whalum elevates his award winning The Gospel According To Jazz series to a new level with a live-recorded double CD set featuring the best in Gospel Music, Contemporary Jazz and Urban music. This newest installment eloquently demonstrates the deep connections between Gospel and Jazz. Enjoy the full show on DVD and/or Double CD!
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Kirk Whalum is in love. He’s in love with music. He’s in love with God. He’s in love with passing on his knowledge by educating and training our youth. He’s in love with languages. And he’s in love with his wife of over 30 years. Many decry a lack of role models for our youth to emulate, especially when it comes to men of color. They obviously haven’t met the humble Grammy® winning saxophonist. Many have been labeled as renaissance men, but Whalum is a bona fide renaissance man who gives his life and love to serving others through music, education, and by preaching The Word. This musician’s musician literally walks the talk. Spend a little time with the man who relishes life with romance and you will depart inspired, and yes, in love. Such is the intoxicating power of his passions.
