''Come On Up'' is the seventh studio album by American keyboardist

Brian Culbertson Brian Culbertson (born January 12, 1973) is an American smooth jazz/ R&B/funk musician and producer. His instruments include the synthesizer, piano and trombone. Early life and career Culbertson was born in Decatur, Illinois. As a child, he wa ...

. It was released by June 13, 2003 on

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. Artists such as

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, Rashaan Patterson,

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and Norman Brown appeared on the album. ''Come On Up'' reached number three on both the US ''

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'' Contemporary Jazz Albums chart and the ''

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chart.

Track listing

Musicians

*Brian Culbertson – piano, keyboards, Fender Rhodes; drum programming (2–10, 12); shaker, trombone, baritone saxophone (2); synth bass (3, 5, 6, 9, 12); pianotrombone (4); string arrangement (5); wah trombone (6); trombone (7, 9, 12); wah clavinet (7); trumpet (9, 12) *Paul Jackson, Jr. – guitar (2, 9); rhythm, pad, FX guitars (4); acoustic guitar (5) *Gerey Johnson – guitar (3) *Glenn McKinney – add. guitar (2); guitar (8) *Tony Maiden – add. guitar (3); wah guitar (4, 10, 12) *Michael Thompson – electric guitar, E-bow guitar (5) *Jorge Evans – guitar (6, 7) *Norman Brown – solo guitar, vocals (10) *Alex Al – bass (2, 8) *Marcus Miller – bass (3, 7) *Richard Patterson – bass (4, 10) *Steve Rodby – acoustic bass (11) *Ricky Peterson – vocals, Wurlitzer (2); Hammond B3 organ (2, 3, 5–9, 11, 12) *Kenneth Crouch – Fender Rhodes, wah clavinet (3) *Monty Neuble – talk box (7, 8); wah synth (8) *Dave Hutten – add. keyboards (10) *Stephen Lu – drum programming (3); add. keyboards (4, 5, 8); drum programming (4); Victrolla operator, string arrangement (5) *Todd Sucherman – hi-hat (2, 4, 7); cymbals (2, 7) *Oscar Seaton, Jr. – hi-hat, cymbals (3) *Lenny Castro – timbales, congas (2); shaker (5); percussion (6, 7, 9, 12); clay hand drums, shaker (10) *Bill Reichenbach – tenor & bass trombones (2, 7) *Brian Ripp – baritone saxophone (2, 7) *Gary Grant – trumpet (2, 7) *Jerry Hey – trumpet (2, 7) *Rick Braun – muted trumpet (9) *Steve Cole – tenor saxophone (2, 3, 4); soprano saxophone (3); alto saxophone (4); flute (10) *Peter LaBella – concertmaster (3, 10, 11); violin (5) *Teresa Fream – violin (5) *Terri Van Valkinburgh – viola (5) *Stephen Balderston – cello (5) *Stephen Lu – ‘The Wah Flavor’ (7) *Carly Bauer – flute (10) *Cliff Colnot – string arrangement (3, 5, 10, 11); orchestration (3, 10, 11) *Justin Hori – scratches, beat box (10) *Rahsaan Patterson – vocals (8)

Charts

References

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