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In February 1998, he released a new album, You Know That Feeling, recorded with Rick Braun, Joe Sample, Jeff Lorber, and Everette Harp. It became his most successful yet and was the first smooth jazz number one record of his career, producing three singles in a row that each went to number three on the charts.
Brian Bromberg Goodbye (For My Father) 4:19. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of "You Know That Feeling" on Discogs.
He achieved several top chartings including Kisses in the Rain (as high as number 1), R n R (as high as number 1), All It Takes (as high as number 2), and Can You Feel It (as high as number 1) along with charting at the Traditional Jazz Albums for the first time in 2011 with the vocal album Sings with Strings (as high as number 9).
You Know That Feeling (Zebra, 1998) Compared to That (Artistry Music, 2012) With Rick Braun. Full Stride (Atlantic, 1998) Kisses in the Rain (Warner Bros., 2001) Esperanto (Warner Bros., 2003) Yours Truly (Artizen, 2005) Sessions Vol. 1 (Artizen, 2006) With Mark Egan. Mosaic (Hip Pocket, 1985) Truth Be Told (Wavetone, 2010) About Now ...
Nacido el 5 de diciembre de 1960, en Tucson, Arizona, Brian Bromberg creció en una familia de artistas. Como su padre y su hermano, Brian comenzó a tocar la batería, y a los 13 años inició su carrera profesional como baterista. En la escuela elemental, Bromberg se inició en el chelo, con el que no se sentía del todo confortable.
In February 1998, Brian released You Know That Feeling, An exceptional CD featuring smooth jazz greats, Rick Braun, Joe Sample, Jeff Lorber, and Everette Harp, among many others. By June of '98, Brian had his first #1 record of his career and had three singles in a row that each went to #3 on the charts.
Brian Bromberg: You Know That Feeling album review by Dave Hughes, published on April 1, 1998. Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!
