
Kenny G — Live
Recorded September 28, 1989
Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay · San Diego ·
United States
Featuring Dudley Moore, Michael Bolton
Setlist
Wrong timestamp?
Latest album at the timeSilhouette1988It is the most recent studio album at the time of the recording, represented by the title track and Against Doctor's Orders.“To see Kenny G at Humphrey's in 1989, as the Silhouette era gets its video release.”
Context
In September 1989, Kenny G's saxophone already holds a place on the charts beyond jazz. Silhouette, released the year before, follows Duotones and keeps that path between instrumental music and pop. At Humphrey's in San Diego, this era gets a recording for the home video market.
Sugar Ray Leonard introduces the concert, and Kenny G shares the stage with Robert Damper, John Raymond, Vail Johnson and Bruce Carter. Silhouette, Midnight Motion and Uncle Al carry the first part. The guests shift the focus: Dudley Moore sits at the piano on Brogan, while Michael Bolton sings Don't Make Me Wait for Love.
Songbird and Going Home are also in the film directed by Nigel Dick. It reaches VHS in 1989 and later gets a DVD release, with material on Classics in the Key of G. The album Live combines recordings from San Diego and Seattle; the film preserves the night at Humphrey's and its guest spots.
- Dudley Moore plays piano on Brogan; Michael Bolton sings Don't Make Me Wait for Love.
Lineup at this show
The lineup of this performance — not necessarily the current one.
- Kenny GSaxophones
- Robert DamperKeyboards
- John RaymondGuitar
- Vail JohnsonBass
- Bruce CarterDrums
- Dudley MooreguestPiano on Brogan
- Michael BoltonguestVocals on Don't Make Me Wait for Love
Trivia
Boxer Sugar Ray Leonard introduces the concert.
Dudley Moore joins Brogan on piano.
Michael Bolton takes the vocals on Don't Make Me Wait for Love.
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