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It contains songs previously recorded by both artists (Benson's 'Breezin' and Jarreau's 'Mornin') and original music. Other vocalists and musicians featured are,.

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All I Am'Rex Rideout, Phillip 'Taj' Jackson3:237.' Let It Rain' (featuring )Barry Eastmond, Jarreau4:549.' Givin' It Up for Love'Freddie Ravel, Jarreau3:5710.' Don't Start No Schtuff'Joe Turano, Jarreau4:4413.'

In the wake of Al Jarreau’s passing, interest in his music is spiking. Here are the classics getting the most play.+ “We’re In This Love Together”Released: 1981Album: Breakin’ AwayEasily Al Jarreau’s biggest chart-topper and most recognizable song, “We’re In This Love Together” is still in heavy rotation on r&b, smooth jazz, and classic radio stations. It’s also heavily played on streaming platforms like Spotify, not to mention good old vinyl. The song is also well-known among people who may not know who Al Jarreau is! Album: Moonlighting Original Soundtrack80s buffs may know the show ‘Moonlighting,’ the TV series starring Cybil Shephard and Bruce Willis. Al Jarreau’s smooth jazz track was the intro, and eventually became a chart-topper and Grammy winner.

The song was penned with Lee Holdridge, and produced by Nile Rodgers. “Mornin'”Released: 1983Album: JarreauA light and airy track, “Mornin'” kept fans happy with that upbeat, classic Jarreau signature approach. The lead-off track on Jarreau’s eponymous 1983 album, the song kept the momentum following Breakin’ Away. “Ain’t No Sunshine”Released: 2006Album: Ain’t No SunshineJarreau was one of several artists to re-create this Bill Withers classic. And that was a good idea: the song resonated, and is still one Al Jarreau’s most memorable recordings on platforms like Spotify. Actually, thumb around on Spotify and you’ll find a large collection of Withers covers by Jarreau, as well as some remixes of the track.

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“We Are the World”Released: 1985Al Jarreau sings on the second verse of this classic, alongside Dionne Warwick and Willie Nelson. In fact, he’s planted right between Nelson and Bruce Springsteen in the video, and right behind a decked-out Michael Jackson. And the rest is history. “Roof Garden”Released: 1981Album: Breakin’ AwayAlso from Breakin Away, “Roof Garden” is an upbeat, jazz-funky track that might sound a little dates in the 2010s. But hey, it’s still one of Jarreau’s most popular songs among fans. “After All”Released: 1984Album: High CrimeThis slow-tempo love song put Jarreau back on the charts in the mid-80s.

Best Of Al Jarreau Album

But it really skyrocketed in the Philippines, where it remains a slow jam in strong rotation. Al Jarreau was a genius and a pioneer vocalist. His unique fusion of jazz singing, pop and r&b crooning was hugely influential to many singers and will continue to be. There were several sides to his music that we could classify as his best, here are 5 classic Jarreau tracks that will stand the test of time:1 – “We Got By” from We Got By” (1975)2 – “Take Five” from Look To The Rainbow (1977)3 – “Wait A Little While” from All Fly Home (1978)3 – “Alonzo” from This Time (1980)4 – “Roof Garden” from Breakin’ Away (1981)5 – “I’ll Be Here For You” from Jarreau (1983).