BRIAN CULBERTSON LIVE FROM THE INSIDE
Brian Culbertson
On June 3rd, 2009, Brian Culberston and a small army of well-respected musicians in the Smooth Jazz community descended upon Studio A atlegendary Capitol Records in Hollywood to film and record a LIVE career retrospective of well loved tunes from his GRP and other labels' catalogs.The resulting session is presented in full on a DVD directed by filmmaker Joey Castro and on a CD with 12 of the songs they performed including the brand new song "Go."
Contents
Disc 1 - DVD:
- Opening Credits [DVD] - 06:47
- Say What? [DVD] - 04:18
- Always Remember [DVD] - 05:10
- B's Opening Statement [DVD] - 06:23
- Hollywood Swinging [DVD] - 03:59
- Do You Really Love Me? [DVD] - 02:43
- Rehearsal Day 1 [DVD] - 03:54
- The House of Music [DVD] - 03:11
- Life on the Road [DVD] - 05:35
- Back in the Day [DVD] - 02:35
- So Good [DVD] - 06:42
- Rehearsal Day 2 [DVD] - 04:44
- Serpentine Fire [DVD]
- Decatur [DVD]
- Hookin' Up [DVD]
- Capitol Setup Day [DVD]
- All About You [DVD]
- Mountain Drive [DVD]
- Come to Me [DVD]
- Go [DVD]
- Chicago [DVD]
- Funkin' Like My Father [DVD]
- Venues [DVD]
- Let's Get Started [DVD]
- On My Mind [DVD]
- B's Closing Statement [DVD]
- Get it On [DVD]
- Credits [DVD]
- Bonus Track: Our Love [DVD]
Disc 2 - CD:
- Get It On - 06:46
- Always Remember - 04:18
- Do You Really Love Me? - 05:10
- Come to Me - 06:23
- Go - 03:59
- All About You - 02:43
- Hookin' Up - 03:54
- Let's Get Started - 03:11
- On My Mind - 05:35
- Back in the Day - 02:35
- So Good - 06:43
- Our Love - 04:44
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Retail Price: $22.95
Online Sale Price: $21.80
Publisher/Record Label Info:: GRP 1323200
Product Details: DVD (98 Min. + 90 Min. of Bonus Features) and CD Package
Product Code: 602527134376
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