Customer Reviews

You Are My Lady

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(2)
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1 star:		(2)

 

 

It's a very nice album complete with vocals and very smooth jazz in the form of a saxophone. Probably someone from his competitors cooked up some dumb idea to slam his music. He should be getting a lot of solid five stars.

Living in Waterbury Ct where this cd was produced gives it a special meaning to it. Have seen Kim in concert a few times @ SCSU in New Haven and the music that he blows out of that little sax is incredable just like the title track "YOU R MY LADY"

Excellent CD. well balanced. Nice mixture of ballads,up tempo and mid tempo songs. Kim is always consistently good on his CD's, even when he is with Sax Pack. Keep it up, Kim. Get the CD, I go give 5 stars.

If you love Kim Waters, he has done it again, the smooth and classy sounds will make you fall in love again, a great buy to give to that special someone in your life.

Excellent CD. This must be one of Kim Water's best CD's to date. Smooth and sexy, this is a must for all smooth jazz lovers.

I have to always give it to Kim Waters. Everything he does is always over the top.

I feel this is one of his best CD's. The tracks and his saxophone are crisp, discreet, and moving. The funky opening tune will get you in the grooves and his remakes of "The Closer I Get to You", "Inseparable", and "You are My Lady" will make you want to break out that bottle of wine with someone special. Trust me on this one. The minute I played it for the Mrs. it was on and I just wish we had a fireplace. Mello, Mello, Mello, with great sax. Don't miss this one.

I'M A JAZZ LOVER FROM BACK IN THE DAY. I'VE SEEN ARTIST COME AND GO. SOME HAS THE REAL TALENT OF LONGEVITY. IN MY OPINION IF KIM WATERS WOULD USE LIVE STUDIO PERSONELL HIS MUSIC WOULD SOUND BETTER. I GUESS ME BEING FROM THE OLD SCHOOL ALL THESE ELECTRONIC MACHINES JUST DON'T GET IT WITH ME.

Well, well...another lame CD from the "King of Drum Machines". KW is a great sax player, but I wish that he would hire a back up band instead of relying on drum machines and other electronics to produce music. This stuff sounds like karaoke music or something that my 4-year-old plays on her toy keyboard. I do, however, like his rendition of Marvin Gaye's "Got To Give It Up", but still it would sound so much funkier if the song were performed by a live band instead of a computer. Anyway, if you like poorly produced "electonica", then you may enjoy this CD. Ohterwise, try some Sanborn, Najee, Kirk Whalum or Boney James for your "saxual" pleasure.