Dec 23, 2019
Contemporary jazz pianist Bob Baldwin has released his Superfan USB drive containing all 25 of his album recordings-250 songs, high res mp3 format-to celebrate his 30th anniversary of recording
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Elkins Park, United States - December 23, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Contemporary jazz pianist, composer, producer Bob Baldwin (www.bobbaldwin.com) has released an exclusive SuperFan USB Drive that features his complete archive of 25 album recordings – 250 songs in high resolution mp3 format – to celebrate his 30th Anniversary as an internationally-acclaimed recording artist. This portable, pocket size, comprehensive collection features all of Bob Baldwin’s recordings, including contemporary jazz originals and covers of pop and R&B hits that appear on his recordings Bob Baldwin Presents Abbey Road and The Beatles, Never Can Say Goodbye: A Tribute to Michael Jackson; MelloWonder: Songs in the Key of Stevie, and others, including all six of his Top 20 singles and eleven Top 20 CD’s that made the Billboard Jazz charts. The SuperFan Jump Drive makes it quick and easy for fans of contemporary jazz and smooth jazz to enjoy Bob’s music at home or on the run. This 30th Anniversary Collection also includes a complimentary copy of Bob Baldwin’s upcoming new album, Henna, to be released in January 2020. For more information about the Bob Baldwin SuperFan Jump Drive, visit www.SmoothJazz.info or www.BobBaldwin.com
Bob Baldwin’s SuperFan USB Hard Drive, features over 250 songs in high resolution mp3 format and includes all of the tracks from each of his album recordings: A Long Way To Go (1988); Rejoice (1990); Reflections of Love (1992); Welcome to the Games (1996); Cool Breeze (1997); BobBaldwin.com (2000); Standing Tall (2002); The American Spirit (2002); Brazil Chill (2004); All in a Day’s Work (2005); Smooth Urban Grooves (2006); The Sanctioned Bootleg (2007); NewUrbanJazz.com (2008); Lookin’ Back (2009); NewUrbanJazz.com II (2011); Betcha By Golly Wow (2012); Twenty (2013); MelloWonder (2015); The Brazilian-American Soundtrack (2016); The Gift of Christmas (2016); Never Can Say Goodbye – Remixed (2017); Never Out of Season (2017); Bob Baldwin Presents Abbey Road and the Beatles (2018); The Groove Pact – Club Life (2018)
An award-winning contemporary jazz pianist, composer, producer, author, inventor, Bob Baldwin has released 25 solo discs since 1988. Baldwin is also a respected composer and producer. His music has been recorded by Paul Brown, Bob James, Richard Elliot, Marion Meadows, Ragan Whiteside, and Euge Groove and he has written and or arranged music for many notable recording artists including Regina Carter, The Four Tops, Grover Washington, Jr., Lori Williams, Tom Browne, Will Downing, Freddie Jackson, Michael Urbaniak, Canadian trumpeter Gabriel Mark Hasselbach and Pieces of a Dream. Mr. Baldwin grew up in a musical environment in the New York City area. His father, Robert Baldwin, Sr., (1926-2008) was a jazz pianist who worked with acclaimed jazz bassists Keter Betts and Art Davis. Bob’s older cousin, the late Larry Willis, was a legendary jazz pianist and Blue Note recording artist. Currently, Mr. Baldwin hosts NewUrbanJazz Radio, with 40 stations and a following of 500,000 weekly listeners, and recently aired its 500th successive weekly show.
For more information about contemporary jazz pianist, composer, producer Bob Baldwin, his Super Fan Jump Drive with his complete archive of 25 album recordings – 250 songs, high resolution mp3 format to celebrate his 30th Anniversary – and his New Urban Jazz radio program and more, visit www.BobBaldwin.com or www.SmoothJazz.info
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