George Howard.. I miss his music so much. This is one of my favorites from him! RIP I miss your musical voice so much! A man who could sing and play the sax?? A major threat.
Philly homeboy George Howard will long be remembered for his singular sound. Truly, the music world lost a great one with his untimely passing. RIP George. Gone, but not forgotten. Never forgotten.
The "Love and Understanding" album contained so many beautiful tunes: this memorable one (the title track); his understated renditions of "Baby Come to Me" and "Everything I Miss at Home" (not to mention the buoyant "Hopscotch" and the wistful "Only Here For A Minute"). George Howard's music was something on which you could rely. It was a sense that his music was always there. It was difficult to fathom music without his sterling contributions after he transitioned. I had the opportunity to see him perform at a Jazz festival once and in a cozy setting of a jazz club back during the latter 1980s and early 1990s, respectively. He sounded even better in person! Blessed to have had a chance to see him perform live. We don't always get to see our favorite artists in that type of setting. He is truly missed and appreciated and had the type of individuality in his playing that you don't hear often. God bless his family. Thank you all and God bless!
A true classic memories of the good ole fine days of soft rock 96.9fm radio of Chuck town when they used to play smooth jazz on the weekends. Too bad them days are long gone. R.I.P. my brother.
listening to this song right now as we speak. (4/24/11). on compact disc of course. listening to everything I have by him in his honour. and @kolossol1 I feel you. this song is literately bout to bring me to tears right now. may god rest his soul.
Ahhhh.......... man we use to have a awesom radio station in San Francisco ,it was called KKSF and THEY PLAYED THE BESTJAZZ OF THAT TIME AND GEORGE HOWARD WAS AT THE TOP...............GREAT MEMORIES............................YEA.
We certainly did! Nice to hear that "Shout Out" to KKSF! It really was a wonderful station with a crew of great, knowledgeable announcers. I often wonder where many of them are now? I trust that they're well. As you aptly said, KKSF played George Howard's music frequently. Thanks so much for sharing...so nice to hear about the Bay Area!😀 God bless you, the beautiful musical legacy of George Howard, and all!🎼🎵🎶
Hola, pues si, una pena, de los primeros cds de Jazz que tuve fue uno de el, a principios de los 90. Por eso le tengo un cariño especial a este musico. Gracias a ti tambien Pablo. Saludos.
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Lovesstruck the most peaceful and relaxing 😎 chill song 🎶 ever!!!!!
George Howard.. I miss his music so much. This is one of my favorites from him! RIP I miss your musical voice so much! A man who could sing and play the sax?? A major threat.
This is my favorite by Mr Howard when i die i told my wife to play this when I'm gone Love You Terry Lee.
Philly homeboy George Howard will long be remembered for his singular sound. Truly, the music world lost a great one with his untimely passing. RIP George. Gone, but not forgotten. Never forgotten.
The "Love and Understanding" album contained so many beautiful tunes: this memorable one (the title track); his understated renditions of "Baby Come to Me" and "Everything I Miss at Home" (not to mention the buoyant "Hopscotch" and the wistful "Only Here For A Minute"). George Howard's music was something on which you could rely. It was a sense that his music was always there. It was difficult to fathom music without his sterling contributions after he transitioned. I had the opportunity to see him perform at a Jazz festival once and in a cozy setting of a jazz club back during the latter 1980s and early 1990s, respectively. He sounded even better in person! Blessed to have had a chance to see him perform live. We don't always get to see our favorite artists in that type of setting. He is truly missed and appreciated and had the type of individuality in his playing that you don't hear often. God bless his family. Thank you all and God bless!
A true classic memories of the good ole fine days of soft rock 96.9fm radio of Chuck town when they used to play smooth jazz on the weekends. Too bad them days are long gone. R.I.P. my brother.
After all these years, this song is as smooth as it was when I first heard it RIP GH
He will always be one of my favorites!! RIP George...
...smooth jazz at its finest...sleep on George Howard...
Awesome musician...a true talent!!! RIP George...
One of my favorites by the late, great George Howard...his talent will truly be missed
This song nearly brings me to tears every time I hear it. Such a beautiful song.
@GDelva2003 Hi! Yes, good song that musnt be forgotten, and good musician too
Thanks !
George Howard at his best. We'll all miss him. May he rest in peace.
GEORGE, GEORGE WILL ALWAYS BE IN YOUR FLOCK OF ANGELS' THX.
My favorite song from mr Howard , Rest In Peace Brother.
one of my all time favorite tunes. awesome,tremendous job by george.we miss his music
This tune is rich!
Love it ! Wonderful smooth sound - makes me move !! -& thanks for sharing this.....
It feels good listening to this tune.
My God My God, why has thou forsaken me, this music is it. Wow! loving it with Jack Daniels.
I love this song.RIP George Howard..
yes I remember this one from the radio well. thank you for posting this
TWC, local on the 8s, around the summer of '92, that how I remember this one.
listening to this song right now as we speak. (4/24/11). on compact disc of course. listening to everything I have by him in his honour. and @kolossol1 I feel you. this song is literately bout to bring me to tears right now. may god rest his soul.
This was my FAVORITE "Local Forecast" song on the Weather Channel!!
Mine too! Thats how i got hip to him!
Thats how i found out about him! Love this song!
"Your region's long range outlook."
Man I Love JAZZ I Listen 2 It Every Day
Do you have Only here for a moment from this album I tried looking for this album and couldnt even find it on you tube SMH
Thanks for posting. I can not find this song anywhere. I played it so much my cassette broke!
Increíble Sax soprano del inolvidable George!!!
Ahhhh.......... man we use to have a awesom radio station in San Francisco ,it was called KKSF and THEY PLAYED THE BESTJAZZ OF THAT TIME AND GEORGE HOWARD
WAS AT THE TOP...............GREAT MEMORIES............................YEA.
We certainly did! Nice to hear that "Shout Out" to KKSF! It really was a wonderful station with a crew of great, knowledgeable announcers. I often wonder where many of them are now? I trust that they're well. As you aptly said, KKSF played George Howard's music frequently. Thanks so much for sharing...so nice to hear about the Bay Area!😀 God bless you, the beautiful musical legacy of George Howard, and all!🎼🎵🎶
103.7 KKSF...Couldn't resist that! Thanks again! Blessings.😇
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thank u soooooo much
Hola, pues si, una pena, de los primeros cds de Jazz que tuve fue uno de el, a principios de los 90. Por eso le tengo un cariño especial a este musico.
Gracias a ti tambien Pablo. Saludos.
Overwhelming!
@smoothnsweetie thank you, im glad to hear youd find it!
i like this album
Who were the kids on the back side of this CD? I wonder where they now?
DramDiscovery Was Here!
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@GDelva2003 Well, Its not bad Kenny G, maybe more commercial, but ithink like you
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yeah great!
@dotz2ro far and away better than Kenny G!
makes kenny g sound good music for dressing for church