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Duotones
Jazz · 1986 · 10 tracks

Duotones

Kenny G

The definitive 1986 smooth jazz statement. Shimmering soprano saxophone melodies float over polished synthesizers and gentle R&B grooves.

1986 · Arista

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A sophisticated and serene journey through polished romanticism and quiet-storm elegance.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
Songbird
5:03
02
Midnight Motion
4:08
03
Don’t Make Me Wait for Love
4:06
04
Sade
4:20
05
Champagne
4:46
06
What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)
4:07
07
Slip of the Tongue
4:53
08
Three of a Kind
4:46
09
Esther
5:25
10
You Make Me Believe
5:19
Moments Worth Listening For
The iconic opening notes of Songbird where the soprano sax enters with a long, sustained note that feels like it could float forever.
The transition into the soulful vocal hook on Don't Make Me Wait for Love, blending 80s R&B with the lead sax melody.
The rhythmic, percussive synth bass line on Midnight Motion that provides a steady pulse for the improvisational sax flourishes.
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How does Duotones sound next to the rest of Kenny G's catalogue?

Love Romantic+1.2σ

The writing leans notably further into love romantic than the rest of the catalogue.

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