Gerald Albright
American saxophonistWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
Merlin BobbGUEST
And, you know, jazz was important to Atlantic still back then.
Merlin BobbGUEST
So I signed Gerald Albright and Paul Jackson Jr., which both had incredible albums.
Merlin BobbGUEST
And then I said, the next thing I want to do is hip hop because I grew up with hip hop all day long.
Merlin BobbGUEST
And so I signed Audio 2.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And we did our first concert in Bessemer, Alabama, called Intimate Jazz and Conversations.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And when we did that, we brought in Gerald Albright, who was our kickoff artist.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
Right.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And nobody knew us.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
in Bessemer, Alabama, called Intimate Jazz and Conversations.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And when we did that, we brought in Gerald Albright, who was our kickoff artist.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
Right.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And nobody knew us, but we knew we had a good product.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And we did our first concert in Bessemer, Alabama, called Intimate Jazz and Conversations.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And when we did that, we brought in Gerald Albright, who was our kickoff artist.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
Right.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And nobody knew us.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And we did our first concert in Bessemer, Alabama, called Intimate Jazz and Conversations.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And when we did that, we brought in Gerald Albright, who was our kickoff artist.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
Right.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And nobody knew us.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And we did our first concert in Bessemer, Alabama, called Intimate Jazz & Conversations.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And, uh, when we did that, we brought in Gerald Albright was our kickoff artist.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
Right.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And nobody knew us and so but we knew we had a good product.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And we did our first concert in Bessemer, Alabama, called Intimate Jazz and Conversations.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And when we did that, we brought in Gerald Albright, who was our kickoff artist.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
Right.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And nobody knew us.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And we did our first concert in Bessemer, Alabama called Intimate Jazz & Conversations.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And, uh, when we did that, we brought in Gerald Albright was our kickoff artist.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
Right.
Tremayne ThompsonGUEST
And nobody knew us.
KellyHOST
The musicianship on this track is stacked too.
KellyHOST
James DeBarge on keyboards, a guitar solo from Jose Policiano, Ricky Lawson on drums, Freddie Washington on bass, and the flute is from Gerald Albright.
KellyHOST
Patti LaBelle even covered this song on her 1994 album called Gems.
KellyHOST
So I have a question.
KellyHOST
Can you picture Marvin Gaye singing the song instead of Elle? And which version do you think you like more? Tell us honestly.
KellyHOST
What do you think, Dave?
DaveHOST
I think we need to get Gerald Albright on the
KellyHOST
show.
Daniel ForneroGUEST
So in the Vine Street Horns, in the first year we had Andrew Woolfolk and Arturo Velasco and myself and Harry augmented with the WDR horn guys.
Daniel ForneroGUEST
And in the second, uh, uh, we also had, uh, Gerald Albright be part of that.
Daniel ForneroGUEST
And so Gerald Albright became part of, of things later on in the Phil and the pop tour as well.
Daniel ForneroGUEST
I, I'd be remiss not to mention the rest of the Vine Street Horns guys, because, uh, you know, uh, we, we, we thought of it as our baby, you know what I mean? This is our...
Daniel ForneroGUEST
Those guys are gonna augment us.
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