Closer

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Closer
Closer

Closer is Josh Groban's sophomore CD which has been branded as one of the best selling albums of all time. Basically, this album consists of great and easy listening collection of pseudo-classical pop songs sung in different languages.

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[edit] About

After the success of Josh Groban's self titled debut album, here comes "Closer" which gave him much exposure and fame in the music industry. Basically,most of the songs included on this CD are European-inspired pop and romantic songs. He also did three (3) co-writing contributions which include "Never Let Go".

[edit] Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Oceano 4:03
2 My Confession 4:56
3 Mi Mancherai (Il Postino) feat Joshua Bell 6:05
4 Si Volvieras a Mi 4:19
5 When You Say You Love Me 4:33
6 Per Te 4:17
7 All ‘Improvviso Amore 3:38
8 Broken Vow 4:35
9 Caruso 5:07
10 Remember When It Rained 4:42
11 Hymme a L’Amour 4:04
12 You Raise Me Up 4:51
13 Never Let Go feat Deep Forest 3:54

[edit] Awards & Certifications

  • Josh Groban was nominated as Best Male Pop Vocal Performer in 47th Grammy Awards for the track "You Raised Me Up".
  • The "Closer" CD is a certified Gold, Platinum and FOUR (4) times Platinum in the US.
  • "Closer" is also the #3 Top Selling Album on the Billboard 200 Charts in 2004.

[edit] Chart Toppers

Year Title Adult Contemporary Single Charts Artist
2004 You Raised Me Up
#1
Josh Groban

[edit] Credits

Performance Credits

Josh Groban, Primary Artist

Terry Bradford,Choir, Chorus

Angela Brown,Choir, Chorus

Joey Diggs,Choir, Chorus

David Foster,Piano, Keyboards, Producer, A&R

Technical Credits

Mauro Malavasi,Producer

Marco Marinangeli,Background Vocals, Vocal Producer

Kenny O'Brien,Pro-Tools

Mart Portmann,Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Keyboards, Programming

Jeffrey Kent Ayeroff,Art Direction

Jerry Lubbock,Arranger, Orchestral Arrangements, Conductor

Mark Hammond,Arranger, Producer, Synthesizer Programmer, Keyboards

[edit] Did You Know That...

"You Raise Me Up" plays like a sequel to his the most recognized song from his first album, "To Where You Are".

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