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I LOVE THIS SONG BUT I NEVER KNEW THAT WHO REALLY WROTE AND SANG THIS SONG WAS BILLY WHITERS AND GROVER WASHINGTON JR...SO IF YOU KNOW SOME NOTICE ...
George Benson est un guitariste, chanteur, et compositeur de jazz né le 22 mars 1943 à Pittsburgh en Pennsylvanie aux États-Unis. Il enregistre son premier album, The New Boss Guitar, en 1964, à l'âge de 21 ans, accompagné par « Brother » Jack McDuff au clavier, un organiste américain et chef d'orchestre soul. Benson commence en 1965 une carrière solo, avec le George Benson Quartet. Son talent est ensuite remarqué par Miles Davis, qui l'emploie sur l'album Miles in the Sky, sorti en 1967. Sa carrière décolle véritablement dans la seconde moitié des années 1970, dans une veine jazz-funk, avec les albums Breezin (sorti fin 1975, dont le titre This Masquerade remporte le Grammy Award du disque de l'année en 1977) et In Flight (1977), emblématiques du jeu très particulier de Benson à la guitare, qui chante simultanément les notes des solos qu'il improvise, avec un phrasé jazz sur un rythme et des arrangements funk. Le point culminant de sa carrière est l'album Give Me The Night, produit par Quincy Jones (1980), et le morceau éponyme, qui a fait de George Benson une figure désormais incontournable des dancefloors, parfois par samples interposés (Give Me The Night a notamment été samplé, en France, par le groupe IAM pour son tube "Le Mia"). Aujourd'hui installé dans le New Jersey, il poursuit sa carrière, et a sorti en 2006 l'album Givin' It Up, en collaboration avec le chanteur Al Jarreau. Source: George Benson sur Wikipédia Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply....
"Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You" is a popular song by Gerry Goffin and Michael Masser. It was originally recorded by George Benson for his 1985 album 20/20.
-1980- Full vinyl 12" absolute classic.
Love George Benson!! 1981.. :p
This is the original track of the great song "Nothing's gonna change my love for you" by George Benson. It was broadcasted in a TV show in 1985. The original song was released in 1984 in the album 20/20. Later on in 1987 Glenn Medeiros made a cover
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Because this is the greatest song that has existed to date! AND because i couldn't find the studio version on youtube, enjoy this masterpiece! Please take the time to check out "STILL FALLING": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePzLwBnH3LA
Music video by Mary J. Blige performing Seven Days. (C) 1997 Geffen Records
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From Album Give Me The Night (1980) by Migno65
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Pure silk. Enjoy! Watch in DVD quality: https://youtu.be/25R01NlkcQc
George Benson Full Album "Breezin'" Warner Bros. Records Side One 1. "Breezin'" Bobby Womack 5:40 2. "This Masquerade" Leon Russell 8:03 3. "Six to Four" Phil Upchurch 5:06 Side Two 1. "Affirmation" José Feliciano 7:01 2. "So This is Love?" Benson
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George Benson - Kisses In The Moonlight
Givin' It Up finds crossover Jazz icons guitarist George Benson and vocalist Al Jarreau teaming up for a breezy, enjoyably melodic session that highlights both artists' long careers. Technically a duo album, it is Benson's first since signing with
"Breezin'" is a hit single and title track from an album by jazz/soul guitarist George Benson, written by Bobby Womack. The album marked the beginning of Benson's most successful period commercially. "Breezin'" topped both the Pop and R&B album
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