Heart's Horizon was Al Jarreau's eleventh album in a much endured and highly successful discography for Warner Bros. As a superlative follow-up to his huge Moonlighting single and the L Is For Lover album (FRM 25477), Heart's Horizon continues the thematic approach of Al's take on universal love, which is clearly defined in the original twelve tracks that made up this project.

Featuring several key producers like jazz and R&B master George Duke as well as the return of hit maker Jay Graydon, Heart's Horizon stayed on the music charts for the better part of two years culminating with a top ten R&B album and a number one jazz album. Fueled by several hit singles, the album contained the chart topper So Good as well as All Of My Love and All Or Nothing At All. These Jarreau staples have kept this album top of mind with his U. S. and international audience for many years.

An Al Jarreau album is not complete without a who's who of friends collaborating with this American icon. As he stated recently, "A really fine group of artists and musicians were assembled for this album. It really had nice groove to it." For example, his good friend Bobby McFerrin lends his stellar voice to the delightful Yo Jean, Earl Klugh plays his legendary acoustic guitar to the masterful One Way, and producer Phillipe Saisse collaborates his keyboard wizardy with Al's vocal prowess on probably one of the more definitive songs on the album, 10K Hi.

Friday Music is honored once again to continue the Al Jarreau Remaster Series with his classic Heart's Horizon/The Deluxe Edition, impeccably remastered from the original Warner Bros. tapes by Joe Reagoso (Al Jarreau/George Benson/Patti Austin). For this special release, Al has gone back to the tape vaults and has found a treasure trove of bonus tracks like the super rare B-side One Shot, the club mix of All Of My Love and the long version of So Good. Plus we've included the original artwork elements as well as new liner notes to enhance your listening pleasure.

Al Jarreau... Heart's Horizon/The Deluxe Edition... Expanded and Remastered... exclusively from your friends at Friday Music. So Good!

L Is For Lover as Al Jarreau recently described to us is one of those albums that his international audience knows every song, the track order, the lyrics, who played on the album, etc. In other words, this 1986 masterwork is truly a fan favorite.

This Nile Rodgers (David Bowie, Chic, Madonna) produced gem included some very incredibly strong material with hits like Tell Me What I Gotta Do, L Is For Lover and stellar album cuts like Johnathan Butler's Give A Little More Lovin' and Al Jarreau's own Says and the jazz groover Across The Midnight Sky.

You can also see why the fans agree that this is a very special album from Al Jarreau as it includes world class musicians like Nile Rodgers, Steve Ferrone, Anthony Jackson, Hiram Bullock, Lisa Fischer and Phillip Saisse.

It is with much honor to announce another installment in the extensive Al Jarreau Remaster Series here at Friday Music with his smash album L Is For Lover/The Deluxe Edition. Remastered from the original Warner Bros. tapes by Joe Reagoso (Al Jarreau/Patti Austin/Boz Scaggs/George Benson), this wonderful release is now supplemented with new interview notes from Al Jarreau as well as three great bonus tracks including his #1 smash single Moonlighting from the great ABC Television series from the eighties, which of course starred Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd.

We have also included the original artwork elements from the vinyl release to make this even a more enjoyable and frequent revisit to your favorite music and memories of this Al Jarreau classic. L Is For Lover/The Deluxe Edition available exclusively on Friday Music. Enjoy!

Friday Music announces yet another brilliant release from the Al Jarreau Remaster Series, his classic 1985 smash live recording Live In London/The Deluxe Edition. Unavailable on compact disc or LP for many years, this amazing recording now boasts four unreleased recordings for the first time on CD, as well as a very cool new interview with the artist included in the extensive liner notes.

This historic concert was recorded in front of thousands at Wembley Arena in November of 1984, as Al Jarreau was celebrating three smash albums in a row, with most of the show leaning heavily on his Breaking Away, Jarreau and High Crime albums.

The musicianship is in top form, with help from folks like Nathan East (Eric Clapton), Steve George and Richard Page (Mr. Mister) as well as the incredible production of Tommy LiPuma. This album truly has the tenacity and vibe of the real live concert setting, as Mr. Jarreau stretches out on classics like We're In This Love Together, Our Love, High Crime and a very hip solo version of the Paul Desmond classic Take Five.

Remastered impeccably from the original Warner Bros. tapes by Joe Reagoso, Live In London/The Deluxe Edition also includes all the original artwork elements from this smash release, which will make this one of the more exciting Jazz and R&B events of 2010. Enjoy!

Al Jarreau is the consummate superstar performer. Loved and respected internationally and at home, it is with great pleasure to announce another addition to his extensive Al Jarreau Series here at Friday Music. Produced by the award winning Jay Graydon, High Crime reached the higher part of the charts as it included such crossover pop, jazz and soul hits like After All, Let's Pretend and Murphy's Law.

Al Jarreau is an American icon and we are thrilled to be re-releasing these stunning chapters of his later years at Warner Bros. Impeccably mastered from the Warner Bros. tapes, this new edition of High Crime also includes the original graphics. A very hip and fun album from this award winning American originator. Order now!

Friday Music is extremely proud to announce the Al Jarreau Remaster Series as we kick things off with his platinum plus Jarreau CD from 1983. This fine release included his huge hit Mornin' as well as Trouble In Paradise and Love Is Waiting. Plus, a plethora of the finest musicians and six more smokin' tracks.

Out of print on CD for over a decade, Friday Music saves the day again with a stunning remaster from the original Warner vault tapes, plus all the care and packaging you expect from us. Enjoy!