The title pretty much says it all. If you want more info, here's a bit from Braun's Bandcamp site : Sparked by Mangione’s passing ...

Mangione's first release on the A&M record label finds him safely treading water in his favorite pool: Latin-tinged instrumental p...

Note: this release was originally purchased as an LP, later replaced by a CD. The disc I own is the original made in Japan-for-US market p...

I'm not sure how Chuck got together with the legendary Thom Bell, one of the architects of Philly soul, but I guess the 'how' ...

UK Import Three albums on 2 CDs from Mangione who, at the time, had switched labels from A&M to Columbia and was slowly fading from c...

A "best of" compilation, covering the flugelhornist's years on the A&M label (1975-82). These were his most commercially...

Note: this release was originally purchased as a 2 LP set, later replaced by this CD set . Recorded in Los Angeles, July 16, 1978. At ...

I love that album cover because it is pure '70s. Back then, a grown man musician riding in a hot air balloon with a bunch of kids was ...

I had given up on Mangione and his music in the early '80s, but when I saw this CD in a used bin for $3, I figured it couldn't hur...

Note: this release was originally purchased as a cassette tape, later replaced by a CD. The title single from this release hit the top t...