Top Kirk Whalum Albums
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Epic Cool
Epic Cool
[2024]
How Does Christmas Sound?
How Does Christmas Sound?
[2021]
All I Want for Christmas is You - Single
All I Want for Christmas is You - Single
[2021]
Humanité
Humanité
[2019]
#Lovecovers
#Lovecovers
[2017]
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter IV
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter IV
[2015]
Romance Language
Romance Language
[2012]
More of Everything Is Everything
More of Everything Is Everything
[2010]
Everything Is Everything - The Music of Donny Hathaway
Everything Is Everything - The Music of Donny Hathaway
[2010]
The Gospel According To Jazz - Chapter III
The Gospel According To Jazz - Chapter III
[2009]
He's Been Just That Good
He's Been Just That Good
[2009]
Performs the Babyface Songbook
Performs the Babyface Songbook
[2008]
Roundtrip
Roundtrip
[2007]
The Christmas Message
The Christmas Message
[2005]
Kirk Whalum Performs the Babyface Songbook
Kirk Whalum Performs the Babyface Songbook
[2005]
Into My Soul
Into My Soul
[2003]
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 2
[2002]
The Gospel According To Jazz, Chapter 2 (Live)
The Gospel According To Jazz, Chapter 2 (Live)
[2002]
The Best of Kirk Whalum
The Best of Kirk Whalum
[2002]
Hymns in the Garden
Hymns in the Garden
[2001]
Unconditional
Unconditional
[2000]
For You
For You
[1998]
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 1 (feat. George Duke & Paul Jackson, Jr.) [Live]
The Gospel According to Jazz, Chapter 1 (feat. George Duke & Paul Jackson, Jr.) [Live]
[1998]
Colors
Colors
[1997]
In This Life
In This Life
[1995]
Caché
Caché
[1993]
The Promise
The Promise
[1990]
And You Know That!
And You Know That!
[1988]
Duets & Collaborations (1)
Related Information for Kirk Whalum
In 1983, Kirk Whalum caught the attention of the pianist Bob James. And, Whalum joined his album "12" (1985). He released his debut album "Floppy Disk" with James' support.From the latter term of 1980's, Whalum began to make a name for himself as a sideman of great insight and musicianship, playing on albums by a wide variety of artists – including Larry Carlton, Quincy Jones, Luther Vandross, Al Jarreau and many others. He also toured with Whitney Houston. Her song I Will Always Love You's sax solo is Kirk's performance.He signed Warner Bros. Records in 1996, and he and Bob James released co-work album "Joined at the Hip".He united BWB with guitarist Norman Brown and trumpeter... read more
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