Showing posts with label Brian McKnight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brian McKnight. Show all posts

New Music from Brian McKnight - What I've Been Waiting For



Yesssssssss!!! Real R&B is BACK!! Brian McKnight is prepping the release of album #11 (damn, I actually own ALL of them!), entitled Evolution of A Man. The first single, What I've Been Waiting For has all the elements that made us love Brian McKnight through the nearly two decades of his career. Evolution of A Man is set to hit stores on October 13, I'm betting on another classic...

Good Friday Flashback: Brian McKnight - The Day The Earth Stood Still

"It was the only day the angels ever cried..."

It's Good Friday all around the world. I don't mean to alienate or offend anyone with my beliefs, but today is the day that we remember Christ's long walk to calvary, to purge a world of sin. This song is very significant in paying homage to the debt of a lifetime, a price no one else could pay. Easter is a time to be thankful for God's grace and mercy. Enjoy the flashback joint...

Album Review: Brian McKnight - I'll Be Home For Christmas


Artist: Brian McKnight
Album: I'll Be Home For Christmas
Release Date: 10.28.08

Brian McKnight is an R&B superstar with a voice that can warm the heart of any Scrooge. With the release of his second Christmas album, I'll Be Home For Christmas, he takes a more traditional approach to deliver his season’s greetings. This is in contrast to Bethlehem, his first holiday project which was released about 10 years ago – yes I do have it – and contained mostly original content with a few traditional Christmas carols thrown in. This new release is a compilation of 12 traditional Christmas songs with guest appearances from Josh Groban, Vince Gill, and his two sons Niko and Brian McKnight Jr.

One of my favorites is his cover of a song that he co-wrote with Wanya Morris for Boyz II Men on their 1993 Christmas Interpretations album. The song is called Who Would Have Thought, and it’s all about the unlikely event of falling in love on Christmas day. Other favorites include Angels We Have Heard on High with Josh Groban and Let It Snow with his two sons (who were also featured on the Bethlehem album). Take 6 even makes an appearance to close out the album with a stirring a capella rendition of Bless This House.

Production-wise, everything is very traditional, from the stringed melody of Silent Night, to the smooth piano intro on I’ll Be Home for Christmas. I highly recommend this album for anyone who loves good Christmas music, especially the traditional music of the season; now all you need is some mistletoe and someone to help you trim that tree…

-Mack-

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