Albums by Al Jarreau
ALBUMAin't No SunshineAl Jarreau
ALBUMMy Old Friend: Celebrating George DukeAl Jarreau
ALBUMGivin' It UpGeorge Benson & Al Jarreau
ALBUMAccentuate the PositiveAl Jarreau
ALBUMAll I GotAl Jarreau
ALBUMTomorrow TodayAl Jarreau
ALBUMLove and HappinessAl Jarreau
ALBUMTenderness (Live)Al Jarreau
ALBUMHeaven and EarthAl Jarreau
ALBUMHeart's HorizonAl Jarreau
Al Jarreau's Popular Music Videos
After All
Al Jarreau
Tell Me What I Gotta Do
Al Jarreau
Thinkin' About It Too
Al Jarreau
Let's Pretend (Live at Wembley Arena, London, UK, 11/1984)
Al Jarreau
Blue Angel
Al Jarreau
What You Do to Me
Al Jarreau
Raging Waters
Al Jarreau
Lock All the Gates
Al Jarreau
Artist Playlists
Al Jarreau Essentials
This versatile vocalist mixed jazz, R&B, and pop with style.
Artist Biography
Al Jarreau began performing at age four, singing at church with his brothers while their mother accompanied them on piano.
∙ He earned a master’s degree in vocational rehabilitation.
After finding regional success in his jazz duo with guitarist Julio Martinez, he left his job as a rehabilitation counselor to focus on his music career.
∙ The writers of “We’re in This Love Together,” one of Jarreau’s biggest hits, originally sent it to Johnny Mathis, who never responded."
∙ Jarreau joined Dionne Warwick and Willie Nelson on the second verse of the iconic, multiplatinum charity single “We Are the World.”
∙ Jarreau’s career-defining theme song for the popular ’80s TV series Moonlighting was originally intended for his album L Is for Lover, but he and producer Nile Rodgers dropped it, thinking that it wasn’t “cool enough.”
∙ During a touring hiatus in 1996, Jarreau spent three months performing on Broadway as Teen Angel in Grease.
∙ He won seven Grammy Awards and is the only vocalist ever to do so in three categories—jazz, pop, and R&B."
Hometown
Milwaukee, WI, United States
Genre
Jazz