Album Details
Title: G Force Artist: Kenny G Release Date: 1983 Re-Released On: 11/17/2009 Label: Arista, BMG, Sony Music Distribution Duration: 38:29 UPCs: 078221819220, 4988017623565, 4988017644454, 078221819213, 4007192590599, 4988017674475 Genre: Jazz Styles: Instrumental Pop, Adult Contemporary, Crossover Jazz, Smooth Jazz Moods: Laid-Back/Mellow, Refined/Mannered, Soothing, Amiable/Good-Natured, Calm/Peaceful, Earnest, Intimate, Romantic, Gentle, Reserved, Sentimental Total Copies: 15 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Hi, How Ya Doin'?
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I've Been Missin' You
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Tribeca
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G Force
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Do Me Right
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I Wanna Be Yours
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Sunset at Noon
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Help Yourself to My Love
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2009 | CD | Sony Music Distribution | 40145 | | 2006 | CD | BMG | 37830 | | 2004 | CD | BMG | 37511 | | 1992 | CD | Arista | ARCD-8192 | | 1988 | CD | Arista | 259059 |
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Album Review
Kenny G's work can be divided into three main categories: first, his improvisatory fusion efforts as a Jeff Lorber sideman in the late '70s; second, his r&b-oriented albums of 1982-1985; and third, the elevator Muzak he has specialized in since 1986. Falling into the second category, G Force is a fairly decent urban contemporary release that clearly benefits from the input of Kashif (who serves as executive producer). Kashif was hot at the time, and the r&b singer/producer/songwriter had been burning up the charts with hits by Evelyn "Champagne" King, George Benson, Howard Johnson and himself. Kashif's stamp is all over this sleek album; you can hear it on both the tunes with r&b vocals ("Hi, How Ya Doin'" and "Do Me Right") and groove-oriented instrumentals like "I've Been Missin' You" and "I Wanna Be Yours." G Force, Kenny G's second album, is a long way from the adventurous fusion Kenny G had recorded with Lorber, and the sax solos he was taking in 1983 were hardly breathtaking. But thanks to Kashif's participation, G Force is an enjoyable, r&b-oriented date and is probably the best album he did as a leader (which isn't saying a lot, considering how boring most of his subsequent projects would be). ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Angie | Vocals (Background) | | B.J. Nelson | Vocals (Background) | | Barry Eastmond | Keyboards | | Barry Sonjohn Johnson | Vocals | | Bashiri Johnson | Percussion | | Bill-Dog Dooley | Engineer | | Brian McGee | Engineer | | Carl Beatty | Engineer | | Darroll Gustamachio | Engineer, Vocals (Background) | | Donn Davenport | Art Direction | | Freddie Jackson | Vocals (Background) | | Howard Fritzson | Art Direction | | Ira Siegel | Guitar | | Jan | Vocals (Background) | | Jeff Lorber | Keyboards | | John Davenport | Assistant Engineer | | Jon Marshall Smith | Engineer | | Kashif | Synthesizer, Executive Producer, Bass, Drums, Synclavier, Arranger, Percussion, Keyboards | | Kenny G | Producer, Arranger, Lyricon, Saxophone, Percussion, Lyricist, Flute, Synthesizer | | La La | Vocals (Background) | | Larry DeCarmine | Assistant Engineer | | Leslie Ming | Drums | | Lillo Thomas | Vocals (Background) | | Marlon McClain | Guitar | | Michael Brauer | Engineer | | Omar Hakim | Drums | | Pamela Janrette | Make-Up | | Paul Lawrence Jones III | Keyboards | | Peter Scherer | Synclavier | | Pierre Chanteau | Photography | | Ron Banks | Assistant Engineer | | Steve Goldman | Mixing | | Steve Horton | Arranger, Vocals (Background), Guitar | | Steve Kroon | Percussion | | Steven Wayne Horton | Arranger, Vocals (Background) | | Tom Gartland | Assistant Engineer | | Wayne Brathwaite | Percussion, Synthesizer, Producer, Bass, Arranger | | Yogi Horton | Drums, Guitar | | Yolanda Lee | Vocals (Background) |
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