While not as impressive or engaging as After the Storm, Just Chillin' is a nice and mellow continuation of the work Norman Brown did on Celebration. The slick guitarist has...
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Although it isn't as focused or direct as After the Storm, Better Days Ahead showcases Norman Brown's growth as a musician. Brown seamlessly fuses jazz, R&B, pop and soul...
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In the mid-90s, Mojazz--the contemporary jazz imprint of Motown--was the place to turn for the best examples of the ways funk meets more creative improvisations. Brown is...
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This CD was the debut for guitarist Norman Brown. In future years, Brown would be a popular crossover/smooth jazz player and one whose guitar and vocal solos (singing along...
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The funk-jazz guitarist's new two album deal with Warner Bros. is definite cause for the title of his label debut, Celebration. His continued growth as a writer is clear, as...
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Norman Brown issues his third Warner Bros. date in the last five years, and goes far deeper into adult urban soul by showcasing himself as a vocalist in addition to his...
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The funk-jazz guitarist's new two album deal with Warner Bros. is definite cause for the title of his label debut, Celebration. His continued growth as a writer is clear, as...
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