Kirk Whalum

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Kirk Whalum is an American jazz saxophonist known for his smooth jazz style, soulful tone, and collaborations with artists such as Whitney Houston and Luther Vandross.

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instanceOf bandleader
composer
human
jazz saxophonist
awardReceived Grammy Award for Best Gospel Song
basedIn Houston, Texas, United States
collaboratedWith Al Jarreau
Bebe Winans
linked to: BeBe Winans

Bob James
Luther Vandross
Quincy Jones
Take 6
Whitney Houston
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1958-07-11
educatedAt Texas Southern University
familyName Whalum
genre contemporary jazz
gospel music
jazz
smooth jazz
givenName Kirk
instrument alto saxophone
soprano saxophone
tenor saxophone
language English
name Kirk Whalum
notableAlbum Cache
Colors
For You
The Gospel According to Jazz
The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter II
The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter III
The Gospel According to Jazz Chapter IV
The Promise
notablePerformance saxophone solo on Whitney Houston’s recording of "I Will Always Love You"
notableWork I Will Always Love You (saxophone solo)
occupation musician
saxophonist
songwriter
placeOfBirth Memphis, Tennessee, United States
recordLabel Columbia Records
Mack Avenue Records
Rendezvous Music
Warner Bros. Records
religion Christianity
style smooth jazz
soulful saxophone tone

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Lalah Hathaway collaboratedWith Kirk Whalum
All That I Am featuresArtist Kirk Whalum
Doc Powell associatedAct Kirk Whalum
GRP All-Star Big Band hasMember Kirk Whalum
Paul Brown associatedAct Kirk Whalum
The Sea producer Kirk Whalum
The Rippingtons hasFormerMember Kirk Whalum
David Benoit hasCollaboratedWith Kirk Whalum
Kirk Whalum name Kirk Whalum
Where It All Begins featuresArtist Kirk Whalum
subject linked to: Where It All Begins (album)
Allan Rich coWroteForArtist Kirk Whalum