6 thoughts on “ Comin Home To You - Marion Meadows - Forbidden Fruit (CD, Album) ”

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2. Re-up Tracklist: 1. Red Light 2. You're Always on My Mind 3. Asha 4. Forbidden Fruit 5. Whenever Your Heart Wants to Sing 6. You Will Never Know What You're Missing 7. Back 2 Back 8. Save the Best for Last 9. Somewhere Island Comin' Home to You Nocturnal Serenade.

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4. about. Smooth jazz-styled soprano saxophonist Marion Meadows was born in West Virginia and raised primarily in Connecticut; after adopting the classical clarinet at age nine, he moved to the saxophone as a teen, later studying composition and arranging at B.

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5. Marion Meadows plays Winston Saxophones and uses Sure Wireless Systems. Joey Melotti uses the Peavey DPM-C-8 as Controller Keyboard. Bobby Lyle appears courtesy of the Atlantic Recording Corp.4/5(3).

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6. On Forbidden Fruit, Marion Meadows chooses tight, infectious material and surrounds his soprano sax with slick production, towering arrangements and brisk, exotic rhythms that generally keep the listener attentive, if not consistently enthralled. His problem? He only reallly lets loose on a few cuts ("Back 2 Back," "Comin' Home To You"). The rest of the time, he plays it strictly by the book 6/

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