Unspoken, Jim Brickman, Music CD

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Unspoken


1	Glory 4:01
2	Cloudy Day 3:25
3	Sudden Inspiration 3:12
4	New Beginnings 2:31
5	Whisper 2:53
6	After the Rain 3:00
7	The Crossing 3:05
8	Flying High 2:32
9	Unspoken 2:33
10	First Dance 3:03
11	Far Away from Home 3:42
12	Timeless 4:42
13	Blessed 3:16
14	Over the Rainbow 3:10

Editorial Reviews

Swimming in a sea of Jim Brickman's holiday, children's, Disney, and vocal duet collections, it's his solo piano albums that sometimes get lost amid the more commercially packaged, targeted-for-the-masses albums. When in reality, it's those very solo piano songs that made him who he is today, a sensation in every sense of the word, the good guy who you, your mother, and your children all love. Back in his sweet spot, Brickman shows once again why he is the master of his craft. Unspoken was his first all-solo CD in 15 years, the only such disc since his debut No Words. And despite the places his career has taken him in those years, Unspoken sounds like the same old Brickman. The album is romantic, poignant, understated, delicate, and performed with exquisite perfection. If anything, Unspoken reveals his soothing passion with a more deliberate tenderness. Tracks like "New Beginnings," "Whisper," and "After the Rain" showcase his seductively simple arrangements as well as anything he has written in over a decade. Jared Johnson, All Music Guide

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Classic Brickmanby Anonymous

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February 25, 2009: Some of the songs are from other Brickman albums, but this is classic Brickman. Very pleasent solo music. Brickman is a fabulous piano player whos music always makes you feel good. If you like new age music and the sounds of a solo piano you will love this album.

I Also Recommend: December: 20th Anniversary Edition, Romantic: The Ultimate David Lanz Narada Collection, Cristofori's Dream [Bonus Tracks].

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Unspoken


1	Glory 4:01
2	Cloudy Day 3:25
3	Sudden Inspiration 3:12
4	New Beginnings 2:31
5	Whisper 2:53
6	After the Rain 3:00
7	The Crossing 3:05
8	Flying High 2:32
9	Unspoken 2:33
10	First Dance 3:03
11	Far Away from Home 3:42
12	Timeless 4:42
13	Blessed 3:16
14	Over the Rainbow 3:10

All Music Guide

Swimming in a sea of Jim Brickman's holiday, children's, Disney, and vocal duet collections, it's his solo piano albums that sometimes get lost amid the more commercially packaged, targeted-for-the-masses albums. When in reality, it's those very solo piano songs that made him who he is today, a sensation in every sense of the word, the good guy who you, your mother, and your children all love. Back in his sweet spot, Brickman shows once again why he is the master of his craft. Unspoken was his first all-solo CD in 15 years, the only such disc since his debut No Words. And despite the places his career has taken him in those years, Unspoken sounds like the same old Brickman. The album is romantic, poignant, understated, delicate, and performed with exquisite perfection. If anything, Unspoken reveals his soothing passion with a more deliberate tenderness. Tracks like "New Beginnings," "Whisper," and "After the Rain" showcase his seductively simple arrangements as well as anything he has written in over a decade. Jared Johnson

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Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 09/09/2008
Label: SAVOY JAZZ
Catalog No.: 17745
UPC: 795041774521
Sales Rank: 17,255

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Jim Brickman		Primary Artist

Technical Credits
Jim Brickman		Producer
Tom Ameen		Producer, Engineer