Brian Culbertson - Another Long Night Out

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Review by Cammie B.

Another Long Night Out by Brian Culbertson: A Jazz Odyssey Worth Losing Sleep Over Alright, let’s get this straight—Brian Culbertson’s Another Long Night Out isn’t just another smooth jazz album. Released back in 2014 under BCM Entertainment, this thing is a genre-blurring beast that slaps harder than most of what you’ve heard lately. It’s got everything from contemporary vibes to crossover grooves, and man, it doesn’t hold back. If you’re into jazz but bored outta your skull with the same old elevator music crap, this record might just slap you awake. Let’s dive into two tracks that’ll stick in your head like gum on a hot sidewalk: “Long Night Out” and “Heroes of the Dawn.” First up, “Long Night Out.” This track kicks off with a vibe so slick it feels like walking into a smoky club where everyone's cooler than you. The version featuring Candy Dulfer hits different—it’s like she showed up just to remind us all why saxophones still matter. That horn line slices through the mix like butter, and Culbertson’s keys are doing some kind of sorcery in the background. You don’t listen to this one; you feel it. Honestly, if I had to pick one song to play while driving nowhere fast at 2 AM, this would be it. No contest. Then there’s “Heroes of the Dawn,” which comes in two flavors—one solo and one stacked with Eric Marienthal and Rick Braun. Both versions hit hard, but the collab version is next-level fire. Marienthal’s sax work? Unreal. And Rick Braun on trumpet? Dude sounds like he’s channeling pure sunlight. It’s big, bold, and kinda makes you wanna stand on a cliff yelling something dramatic. Like, who even needs words when music punches you right in the soul like this? The rest of the album keeps the energy alive with cuts like “City Lights” (feat. Lee Ritenour) and “Changing Tides” (feat. Jonathan Butler). These songs aren’t just filler—they bring their own swagger to the table. But honestly, after hearing those first two bangers, the whole project starts feeling less like an album and more like a party you never want to leave. Now here’s the kicker: for all its polish and star-studded features, Another Long Night Out feels raw in the best way possible. Culbertson didn’t just phone this one in—he poured every ounce of his talent into making something that feels alive. At times, it’s almost too much to handle, like drinking espresso shots while running a marathon. But hey, sometimes jazz needs to knock you sideways instead of lulling you to sleep. So yeah, give this album a spin. Whether you’re vibing alone or trying to impress someone who thinks they know music, it delivers. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself staying up till sunrise hitting repeat. Oh, and one last thing—if Brian Culbertson ever decides to drop a live version of this album, we’re buying tickets immediately. End of story.

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Artist: Brian Culbertson
Album: Another Long Night Out
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Twilight (feat. Eric Marienthal)4:7
Fullerton Ave. (feat. Chuck Loeb)5:58
Double Exposure (feat. Russ Freeman)4:45
Horizon4:28
Heroes of the Dawn (feat. Eric Marienthal & Rick Braun)5:31
Long Night Out4:57
Heroes Of The Dawn5:32
Changing Tides4:08
City Lights5:57
Twilight4:08
Double Exposure4:46
Beyond The Fontier4:39
Beautiful Liar4:19
Beyond The Frontier4:39
City Lights (feat. Lee Ritenour)5:56
Long Night out (feat. Candy Dulfer)4:56
Alone With You6:35
Beyond the Frontier4:39
Changing Tides (feat. Jonathan Butler)4:8
Fullerton Ave.5:59
Horizon (feat. \4:28
Beautiful Liar (feat. Steve Lukather)4:19
Heroes of the Dawn05:32

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Catalog Numbers

  • S-89908
  • BCM 12-199420

Labels

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Formats

  • 2 × Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
  • Limited Edition
  • CD

Notes

Produced, Written and Arranged by Brian Culbertson for BCM Entertainment, Inc.

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  • Barcode: 614062750034
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About Brian Culbertson

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Born January 12, 1973, Brian is a smooth jazz musician and instrumentalist from Decatur, Illinois, United States. Son of jazz band director and trumpeter Jim Culbertson, Brian's instruments include the keyboard and trombone. Brian Culbertson began his quest in music at the age of 8 on piano, adding drums at 9, trombone at 10 then bass at 12. He grew up loving genre-crossing jazz-pop artists such as Chicago, Blood Sweat & Tears, Tower of Power, the Brecker Brothers, David Sanborn, Yellowjackets and Chick Corea. So passionate and naturally gifted was Brian that his 7th grade piano recital consisted of all original music. He flourished in high school bands with his father, Jim Culbertson, as the school's award-winning jazz band director, then went on to compose commercial jingles for clients such as United Airlines, Oldsmobile, Sears and McDonald's in Chicago 's competitive advertising community. Heavily influenced by funk, much of Culbertson's material is funk-based instrumental, but in recent years has called upon vocalists such as Trey Lorenz and Kenny Lattimore to add to his pieces. Brian Culbertson also works with many other musicians in the smooth jazz arena, often as a composer and arranger. Culbertson is currently credited with working with Dave Koz, Peter White, Richard Elliot, Jeff Lorber, Michael Lington and legendary A&M Records composer and producer, Herb Alpert to name but a few.

Real Name

    • Brian Culbertson

Name Vars

  • B. Culbertson
  • BC
  • Culbertson

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Brian Culbertson’s album *Another Long Night Out* is like a jazz lover’s dream come true. Released in 2014, it blends Smooth Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, and Crossover Jazz seamlessly. What makes it special? The album features multiple versions of some tracks, like "Heroes of the Dawn" and "Changing Tides," each with different guest artists. So, you get to hear fresh takes on the same song—like hearing Eric Marienthal’s sax or Rick Braun’s trumpet add their magic. It’s not just an album; it’s more like a musical journey where every track feels both familiar and new. Plus, collaborations with legends like Lee Ritenour and Steve Lukather make it unforgettable!

Comments

sjseal
sjseal
2025-03-12
Fullerton Ave on the north side of Chi-Town, my Town.
loribhodgen
loribhodgen
2025-03-12
A genius
ghbannes23
ghbannes23
2025-03-11
My Wife and I Love your Music, The sound of Real beats soothe the world ? ✨ ? ? ? ❤ ? ✨ ? ?.
jotijyr
jotijyr
2025-03-11
Jazz music without words wakes us up and we feel it with our silent word's
cward3223
cward3223
2025-03-11
Es ce votre frere jumaux qui joue du trombone?
saridewi7320
saridewi7320
2025-03-11
MAESTRO CHUK LOEB
wilberthdelcastillo
wilberthdelcastillo
2025-03-11
Never say someone dies, there Spirit live to transform to become better, as long as you have thoughts they'll always be with you.
amysaavedraphoto
amysaavedraphoto
2025-03-10
Sweet
translator82
translator82
2025-03-10
This is top notch! Superb writing, arranging and performing by some of the world's most sought-after studio cats. Chuck was a prince. ???
therisingmanpodcast
therisingmanpodcast
2025-03-09
Chuck on that guitar ???????
speechperfectdxb
speechperfectdxb
2025-03-08
two of the all time ?
bob2k89
bob2k89
2025-03-08
Absolutely, without any doubt. The best collaboration in a long time. Brian your in a class by yourself thanks for great music. Don Ray!
mailmanicka
mailmanicka
2025-03-08
Chuck Loeb !!! RIP
mailae2b93c25fb
mailae2b93c25fb
2025-03-07
Que proooooojfbffmbzdlnssljslsj
16cs49
16cs49
2025-03-07
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nowwecreate
nowwecreate
2025-03-07
love to listen to him play
nystromingalill
nystromingalill
2025-03-06
Hell yeah
dmass1
dmass1
2025-03-05
Smooth Jazz baby ???
dievaanand
dievaanand
2025-03-04
muito bom!!!!!
fileandswf
fileandswf
2025-03-03
Released &Forgiveness and compassion. 22
draconigen
draconigen
2025-03-03
Good morning CeCe, Love you Calvin James.
sz69on
sz69on
2025-03-02
❤️❤️???????????❤️
knplabs
knplabs
2025-03-02
A lady suggested this on another video and I came to hear it. This is one of my favorites too.

God bless Brian and his wife. God bless all the musicians.

I miss the great smooth jazz concerts we had here in South FL and the greatest jazz station....LOVE.94.
pauljblazek
pauljblazek
2025-03-02
Thank-you Brian Culbertson for such a momentous work of creative soulful jazz that included our late Chuck Loeb for the song. You are pure beauty with your heritage, disciplines and original artistry!