Brian Culbertson brought his Colors Of Love Tour to Atlanta’s Wolf Creek Amphitheater as part of a Night Of Smooth Jazz featuring violinist Josh Vietti, flautist Najee and guitarist Norman Brown.
Josh Vietti treated the crowd to violin renditions of some of our favorite soul and hip hop tunes and capped off his set by doing “The Wobble” line dance with members of the audience while still playing the violin.
Veteran jazz flautist Najee put the smooth in a Night of Smooth Jazz by performing some of his throwback tunes like “Betcha Don’t Know”. He also took time to acknowledge his friend Prince and play a song in his memory.
The audience couldn’t helped but be infected by the joy and enthusiasm Norman Brown radiated during his entire performance and that energy set a ripe atmosphere for of the night, Brian Culbertson, to take the stage.
Just as he promised, Culbertson brought the colors of love to the stage through an elaborate set that included interactive video and lights. He was animated and entertaining as he narrated the show and he tickled the keys like he was sprinkling magic dust throughout the set list of songs from his 20-year career.
Enjoy our pictorial coverage of the show….
Hope West is a music enthusiast and music photographer who has captured artists like B.B. King, Janet Jackson, Teddy Riley and many others. A life long lover of music, Hope is a graduate of Full Sail University where she studied music engineering. She’s also a proud “Florida Girl” born and raised in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. and currently resides in Atlanta, GA as a “Georgia Peach”. Hope is known for her creativity, sense of humor and quirky perfectionism. Artist(s) that make her freak out as a music fan: Sheila E., Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Quincy Jones.
