All I Got (album)

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All I Got
Al Jarreau- All I Got.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 17, 2002
Studio
  • Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA
  • Dubie Grooves, Santa Monica, CA
  • Funky Joint, Sherman Oaks, CA
  • Schnee Studios, North Hollywood, CA
  • Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA
Genre
Length50:37
Label GRP
Producer Paul Brown, Steve Dubin
Al Jarreau chronology
Tomorrow Today
(2000)
All I Got
(2002)
Accentuate the Positive
(2004)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
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All I Got is a studio album by Al Jarreau, issued in 2002 by GRP Records. [3] The album rose to No. 4 on the Billboard Jazz Albums chart. [4]

Contents

Singles

"Secrets of Love" (released August 13, 2002) reached No. 21 on the Billboard Adult R&B Songs chart. [5]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Random Act of Love"Nelson Jackson, Siedah Garrett, Steve Dubin4:43
2."Life Is"Jarreau, David "Kahlid" Woods, Paul Brown4:00
3."Never Too Late"Jarreau, John Stoddart, Paul Brown4:04
4."Feels Like Heaven"Manuel Seal, Siedah Garrett, Steve Dubin4:38
5."Lost and Found"Jarreau, Tom Canning4:52
6."Secrets of Love"Milton Davis, Rex Rideout4:37
7."All I Got"Jarreau, Arno Lucas, Chris Walker, Freddie Ravel, Joe Turano, Jota Morelli, Ross Bolton5:30
8."Until You Love Me"Rex Rideout4:40
9."Oasis"Jarreau, Ricky Peterson6:19
10."Jacaranda Bougainvillea"Jarreau, Arno Lucas, Chris Walker, Freddie Ravel, Joe Turano, Jota Morelli, Ross Bolton4:46
11."Route 66" Bobby Troup 2:33

[3]

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  2. Heckman, Don (August 12, 2002). "Some Under-the-Radar Male Vocalists to Reckon With". Los Angeles Times .
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