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- After The Storm
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Norman Brown
Released 1994

After The Storm
04:45
9,086 plays

That's The Way Love Goes
04:45
8,977 plays

Take Me There
05:14
8,170 plays

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- 1
- Take Me There
- 05:14
- 8,170 plays

- 2
- After The Storm
- 04:45
- 9,086 plays

- 3
- That's The Way Love Goes
- 04:45
- 8,977 plays

- 4
- Any Love
- 05:23
- 7,471 plays

- 5
- Lydian
- 06:31
- 6,638 plays

- 6
- For The Love Of You
- 05:21
- 6,770 plays

- 7
- Trashman
- 05:22
- 4,218 plays

- 8
- It Costs To Love
- 04:49
- 4,381 plays

- 9
- Let's Come Together
- 05:29
- 5,451 plays

- 10
- Acoustic Time
- 02:23
- 5,714 plays

- 11
- El Dulce Sol
- 05:32
- 4,432 plays

- 12
- Family
- 04:33
- 3,899 plays

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album review

In the mid-'90s, Mojazz -- the contemporary jazz imprint of Motown -- was the place to turn for the best examples of the ways funk meets more creative improvisations. Norman Brown is one of the genre's brightest lights -- a George Benson type whose stirring fluidity makes magic with an edge Benson never had. Many of the tracks on After the Storm are formulaic, mid-tempo gems, but Brown adds zest to even the most typical groove with a lightning fast style that jumps off the disc. The Janet Jackson and Luther Vandross covers are fine, but better are more unique originals like "Trashman," "Take Me There," and others that use acoustic guitar and trumpet. As solid as this stuff gets. ~ Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide