Just Between Us (Norman Brown album) explained

Just Between Us
Type:studio
Artist:Norman Brown
Border:yes
Released:September 8, 1992
Recorded:1992
Studio:
  • Lion Share, Studio On Wheels, Studio 56 and Music Animals (Los Angeles, CA)
  • Ocean Way Recording and M'Bila Studios (Hollywood, CA)
  • Simpson Sonics (Van Nuys, CA)
  • Alpha Studios and Encore Studios (Burbank, CA)
  • Golden Scarab Studios (Studio City, CA)
Genre:Jazz, smooth jazz
Length:59:31
Label:Motown
Producer:Norman Brown, Norman Connors, Steve McKeever
Next Title:After the Storm
Next Year:1994

Just Between Us is the debut album by jazz guitarist Norman Brown.[1] It was released in 1992 by Motown Records.[2] The album reached No. 4 on the Billboard Top Contemporary Jazz Albums chart.[3]

Background

Brown produced the album with guest appearances by Stevie Wonder, Kirk Whalum, Ronnie Laws, the Earth, Wind & Fire Horns and Boyz II Men. The album contains cover versions of two songs: "Love Holiday" by Earth, Wind & Fire and "Too High" by Stevie Wonder. The latter song was featured in the end credits of the film Passenger 57.

Personnel

Production

Notes and References

  1. Words of the Week . Jet . Nov 2, 1992 . 83 . 2 . 40.
  2. Norman Brown: Just Between Us. 1992. Motown Records.
  3. Web site: Norman Brown: Just Between Us (Top Contemporary Jazz Albums) . Billboard. billboard.com.