Charles Michael Brotman
Pacific Rendezvous
© 1998 Palm Records (652454020020)
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Contemporary instrumental jazz with a tropical flair featuring the classical style guitar of Charles Michael Brotman with special guests Daniel Ho and Kilauea, Greg Vail, David Patt, and Peter Gordon. All songs composed by Charles Michael Brotman.
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- KOHALA: Kohala Live
- ISLAND ARTISTS: Na Mele Hula
- ISLAND ARTISTS: Slack Key Christmas
- KOHALA: Deeper Blue
- JEFF PETERSON: Slack Key Guitar: The Artistry of Jeff Peterson
- SONNY LIM: Slack Key Guitar: The Artistry of Sonny Lim
- ISLAND ARTISTS: Island Style
- ISLAND ARTISTS: Hula! Big Island Style
- KOHALA: Cool Breeze
- ISLAND ARTISTS: Slack Key Guitar Volume 2
- KOHALA: Back to Kohala
- KOHALA AND FRIENDS: Lullaby
- ENSEMBLE PACIFIC: Island Images
- ENSEMBLE PACIFIC: Sea of Dreams
- TOM KELLOCK: Romantic Ballads for Solo Piano
- KOHALA: Kohala
- KOHALA: Island Treasures
- KOHALA: Flying
- ISLAND ARTISTS: Slack Key Guitar
- CHARLES MICHAEL BROTMAN: Mango Cooler
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Charles Michael Brotman's albums "Mango Cooler" and "Pacific Rendezvous" have both received critical acclaim as top ten records on New Adult Contemporary radio in the U.S. His compositions are heard throughout the world on radio, film, and television. Originally from Seattle, he now lives on the Big Island of Hawaii. He is the lead guitarist in the Big Island group, KOHALA. When he is not performing, he composes and produces in his Big Island studio, Lava Tracks. BAND_MEMBERS: CHARLES MICHAEL BROTMAN classical style guitar; with special guests DANIEL HO, KILAUEA, GREG VAIL, DAVID PATT, PETER GORDON; other musicians: DEAN TABA, TOM WALSH, LEE ANNE HARRIS, BRIAN KILGORE, PAUL KRISTAN, DAN SAVANT, ROY OKUMOTO, LOREN WILKENS.
“…Brotman plays his sensible, polished melodies on classical guitar backed by his smooth synthesizers and an understated ensemble …a cross between the gently laid back style of Earl Klugh and Russ Freeman, with a certain tropicality about it. Brotman is certain to have a bright future in contemporary jazz. Airplay cuts….damn near all of ém!” Contemporary Jazz Review