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News: Interview

The Producer's Corner with Spud Too Tight Discusses Production/Engineering and Guitar Dynamics with Two-Time Grammy Award Winning Producer/Jazz Guitarist Paul Brown

November 20, 2009

Minneapolis, MN - One of the hottest and most unique celebrity driven radio platforms to hear some of Billboard's chart topping music producers, composers, arrangers and engineers discuss their production techniques and preferences, influences, music instruments, their craft, state of the art recording equipment and upcoming projects is The Producer's Corner with Spud Too Tight Music ...

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Article: Album Review

Jessy J: True Love

Read "True Love" reviewed by Jeff Winbush

by Jeff Winbush
September 9, 2009

If half of life is just showing up and the other half is timing, then Jessica Spinella's timing is right on time. Smooth jazz is filled to the brim with saxophonists and while most of them are technically proficient, the sheer volume makes it difficult for a newcomer to stand out. Spinella, aka Jessy J brings ...

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Article: Album Review

Paul Brown / Marc Antoine: Foreign Exchange

Read "Foreign Exchange" reviewed by Woodrow Wilkins

by Woodrow Wilkins
June 4, 2009

When two jazz guitarists of different styles, George Benson and Earl Klugh, came together, it was hailed as a success. The formula also worked for Lee Ritenour and Larry Carlton. Now, Paul Brown and Marc Antoine attempt to capture that flair with Foreign Exchange. California native Brown is, perhaps, one of the most ...

Album

White Sands

By Paul Brown

Label: Soul Note
Released: 2007

Album

Upfront

By Paul Brown

Label: GRP Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 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

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Article: Album Review

Paul Brown: Upfront

Read "Upfront" reviewed by Brian Soergel

by Brian Soergel
April 13, 2004

You probably should have seen this coming, but it’s still somewhat of a surprise. When the king of smooth jazz producers decides to make an album, you figure it’s a vanity project. But what you get instead is one of 2004’s early surprises, top-to-bottom smooth jazz stunner brimming with bright melodies, good picking by Brown on ...