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Too much Woman

by Brigette McWilliams

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Dawn 00:41
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Morning 05:28
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Actions 04:55
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Its your life 04:15
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Through it all 06:11
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Dusk 00:43
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Fire 05:33
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Don't wanna stay 05:26
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Too much woman 06:21
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Better off without you 07:28
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Wishing 04:22
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Writing a letter 04:14
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Fire (4 alarm mix) 05:07
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It's morning again 12:33

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Most would agree, the definitive Brigette McWilliams album that brought together Bobby Watson / Gavin Christopher / Lalomie Washburn and other members (Tony Miaden ) and string arranger, Claire Fisher from the legendary Rufus camp - The album was critically acclaimed in the media but did not get the support from Virgin it deserved and so mainstream sales did not reflect the quality of the product due to lack of marketing and promotion.

The highlight of the project was when Brigette toured as the opening act for Luther Vandross on his 1997 European tour performing to sold out 14,000 seat venues which included 2 shows at London's prestigious "Wembley arena"

The Cast of musicians on the record were second to none - Soulkeepers, Bobby Watson and Jimi Macon, and Roman Johnson, made up the main body of the rhythm section with Steve the scotsman Harvey as usual on drums and percussion and additional keys
The legendary Billy Preston played Hammond b3 / EWF's AL McKay / Doc Powell / Rufus's, Tony Maiden / Dean Parks and David T Walker, were amongst other guitar contributors - Session wizard, Wayne Linsey of Maze and Frank McComb also played keys.
Calire Fisher conducted a 28 piece string section on two of the cuts, "Morning" and "Better of without you"
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released January 1, 1997

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Born in Aberdeen Scotland - Drummer / Record Producer / Songwriter / Arranger / Solo artist, and multi instrumentalist Stephen Laurence Harvey alias Steve the scotsman Harvey is considered a renaissance man of music and the arts. Stephen has performed and recorded all over the world working alongside some of the most gifted musicians and artists on the planet. ... more

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