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THROUGH THE FIRE

from THROUGH THE FIRE

Written by David Foster, Tom Keane & Cynthia Weil

Robert Peapo “Peabo” Bryson was one of the kings of the soul/quiet storm genre from the second half of the seventies up to the nineties. His velvety and powerful tenor graced the charts and international airwaves with hits including “Reaching For The Sky,” “Tonight, I Celebrate My Love” with Roberta Flack, “If Ever You’re In My Arms Again,” “Can You Stop The Rain,” “Beauty And The Beast” with Celine Dion and “A Whole New World” with Regina Belle.

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WHY GOODBYE

from WHY GOODBYE (single)
written by Diane Warren

Veteran R&B star Peabo Bryson started his noteworthy career in the second part of the seventies. Bryson released a string of refined soul albums that spawned chart hits like “Reaching For The Sky,” “Feel The Fire,” “I’m So Into You” and “Let The Feeling Flow.” Bryson’s creamy tenor was also featured on romantic duets with female stars including Melissa Manchester on “Lovers After All,” Roberta Flack on “Tonight I Celebrate My Love” and Natalie Cole on “Gimme Some Time.”

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LOVE LIGHTS THE WORLD

from LOVE LIGHTS THE WORLD (single)

written by  David Foster & Linda Thompson

In 1994, David Foster was invited in Japan to perform live at the JT Super Producers event. For that special occasion he assembled a spectacular live band that included stellar players like Michael Thompson, Lee Sklar, Chester Thompson and the Seawind Horns to back-up special guests like Celine Dion, Jay Graydon, Color Me Badd, Wendy Moten and Peabo Bryson.

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I’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

From THE CHRISTMAS ALBUM
Written by Kim Gannon & Walter Kent

“I’ll Be Home For Christmas,” taken from David Foster’s 1994 “Christmas Album,” is as refined and classy as holiday music can get. This song is perfect with all the ingredients to make it absolutely delicious.

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YOU CAN HAVE ME ANYTIME

From THROUGH THE FIRE
Written by David Foster & Boz Scaggs

Peabo Bryson is without doubt one of the most personal and gifted r&b singers of the last thirty years, whose rich tenor has often visited the top of the charts and shared the bill with singers like Roberta Flack and Natalie Cole. David Foster in 1994 was red hot from the Bodyguard soundtrack triumph, while Bryson was enjoying a very important comeback with his hit duets with Celine Dion and Regina Belle, so they paired for the singer’s new project, “Through The Fire”.

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