In My Wildest Dreams (Tom Grant album)

In My Wildest Dreams
Studio album by Tom Grant
Released	1992 (1992)
Genre	Jazz
Length	51:39
Label	Verve Forecast
Producer	Tom Grant Wayne Brathwaite
Tom Grant chronology
Edge of the World (1990) In My Wildest Dreams (1992) The View From Here (1993)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]

In My Wildest Dreams is a 1992 album by keyboardist Tom Grant featuring David Grant and Wayne Braithwaite.[2][3][4]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Tom Grant, except "I've Just Begun to Love You", written by Wayne Brathwaite

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Monkey Magic"	5:59
2.	"Mambo to the Moon"	6:31
3.	"Show Me the Way"	5:18
4.	"In My Wildest Dreams"	6:22
5.	"I've Just Begun to Love You"	5:51
6.	"Time Traveler"	6:14
7.	"Squeeze and Please"	5:43
8.	"Love on Ice"	5:26
9.	"Heidi's Song"	4:15
Total length:		51:39

Musicians

• Tom Grant – Keyboards, Vocals
• Phil Baker – Bass
• Dan Balmer – Guitar
• Wayne Brathwaite – Bass, Composer, Keyboards
• Sharon Bryant – Vocals
• Bruce Carter – Drums
• James Clisset – Harmonica
• Valerie Day – Percussion, Vocals
• Diane Garisto – Background Vocals
• Omar Hakim – Drums
• George Howard – Sax (Soprano)
• Bashiri Johnson – Percussion
• Curtis King – Background Vocals
• Marlon McClain – Guitar (Rhythm)
• Danny Schauffler – Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
• Terry Silverlight – Drums
• Kirk Whalum – Sax (Soprano)

Production

• Tom Grant – Producer, Programming
• John Golden – Mastering
• Michael Allaire – Engineer
• Wayne Brathwaite – Producer, Programming
• Eulis Cathey – Executive Producer
• Guy Eckstine – Executive Producer
• Douglas Durbrow – Engineer, Producer
• James Clisset – Assistant Engineer
• Mitchell Kanner – Art Direction
• Anton Kimball – Illustrations

Track information and credits verified from the album's liner notes.[5]

References

1. Yanow, Scott. Review at AllMusic. Retrieved 14 April 2021.
2. Jazz Times vol.22 1992 "Keyboardist Tom Grant's In My Wildest Dreams (Verve Forecast 849 520-2 52:14) is a sunny fusion date whose fantasies are more in the nature of pastel reveries than 'wild' noirish nightmares."
3. Tom Lord The Jazz Discography 1994 p6497 "Tom Grant (keyboards, background vcl), David Grant (keyboards), Wayne Braithwaite"
4. CD Review Digest Annual - Jazz, Popular 1992 p.210
5. In My Wildest Dreams (liner notes). Tom Grant. Verve Forecast. 1992. 849 530-2.