Morgan Bouldin is an American smooth jazz , soul jazz pianist, producer, vocalist, arranger and composer. Since the release of It’s a Mystery to Me in 1996, all of Bouldin’s albums have been self-produced independent releases, with Bouldin producing many of his tracks with a variety of synthesizer, drum and sample textures. Within the realm of smooth jazz, Bouldin is best known for his R&B flavored rhythms, soulful background vocals and synthesized heavy bass patterns.
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Pianist Morgan Bouldin delivers an inspiring, soulful rendition of the classic song performed by a host of artists including Lou Rawls, Gladys Knight, but most notably by Bette Midler. His interpretation features a simple vamp a country-blues flavor and his soft touch propels the performance like a summer breeze. The music is peaceful but haunting and supports the notion that there is virtue in selflessness and honor, in sacrifice for the one you love.
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Towering and magestic, the Houston skyline is a sight to behold, combining stunning architecture with southern chic. Houston's native son, pianist and photographer, Morgan Bouldin delivers a jazzy invitation to the Space City, with his rendition of Oleta Adam's classic hit, Get Here. Bouldin's retro Fender Rhodes stylings' contrast perfectly with the hues of Houston's skyline, royal blue, turquoise, gold and brown. With down-home hospitality, Houston beckons you to Get here, If you can.
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Morgan Bouldin renders a stylish and suave interpretation of the classic song "The Nearness of You".
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