What makes Another Hand by David Sanborn notable?

'Another Hand' received positive critical reception, showcasing Sanborn's ability to merge jazz with contemporary pop elements. The album features tracks that highlight his signature saxophone style, contributing to its impact on both jazz and pop music audiences during the early '90s. Released in 1991, 'Another Hand' was David Sanborn's follow-up to the successful 'Close-Up' from 1988. At this point in his career, Sanborn was already an established figure in the jazz fusion scene, known for his distinctive saxophone sound and collaborations with renowned artists such as Paul Simon and Eric Clapton.

How many songs are on Another Hand?

Another Hand has 10 tracks, running approximately 58 minutes.

Another Hand

David Sanborn · 1991

58 min · 10 tracks · jazz fusion · R&B · blues rock

A seamless blend of jazz and blues, infused with emotive saxophone melodies and intricate arrangements.

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Tracklist

10 tracks·58:19

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1 First Song Standout 5:24
2 Monica Jane 5:31
3 Come to Me, Nina Standout 5:29
4 Hobbies 4:59
5 Another Hand 6:44
6 Jesus 3:35
7 Weird From One Step Beyond 6:14
8 CEE 2:26
9 Medley: Prayers for Charlie From the Devil at Four O'Clock / The Lonely From the Twilight Zone Standout 12:22
10 Dukes & Counts 5:30

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