Music by Yoonchan Kwak
Lyrics by Joo Kim
(A)
Do you have a minute?
As I look around
Care to see... Helpless hearts
Do you have a minute?
Lost in the way
Out of hope... Chasing life

(B)
Take my hand, come along
Remember where, our hearts belong
Hold close, love so strong
Sing with me, this song

(Chorus)
Forever I’ll… Together we'll
Walk every moment till the end
Forever I’ll… Together we’ll
Breath every moment till it lasts
Forever I’ll… Together we’ll
Share every moment till we can
Forever and… Whenever we’ll seek together ...
Ever, forever, ooo~ whenever ... My love

(A')
Do you have a minute?
Moment, find the truth
Spoken lies... Eyes so blind
Do you have a minute?
Moment, find the way
The true love that we long for

(B)
Take my hand, come along
Remember where, our hearts belong
Hold close, love so strong
Sing with me, this song

(Chorus)
Forever I’ll… Together we'll
Walk every moment till the end
Forever I’ll… Together we’ll
Breath every moment till it lasts
Forever I’ll… Together we’ll
Share every moment till we can
Forever and… Whenever we’ll seek together ...
Ever, forever, ooo~ whenever ... My love


Brian McKnight Vocal
Yoonchan Kwak Acoustic Piano & Keyboards
Vinnie Colaiuta Drums
Alex Al Bass
Lenny Castro Percussion
Brian McKnight Chorus

Ever Forever Whenever (feat. Brian McKnight) _ Yoonchan Kwak

Yoonchan Kwak is the first Blue Note Local Jazz pianist in Korea.
'49' is the title song of Yoonchan's 5th Album "49"

Acoustic Piano & Keyboards Yoonchan Kwak
Drums Vinnie Colaiuta
Bass Alex Al
Percussion Lenny Castro

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49 _ Yoonchan Kwak

Yoonchan Kwak is the first Blue Note Local Jazz pianist in Korea.

As the first Korean to be selected by the Blue Note Records, Jazz pianist Yoonchan Kwak is an artist who has constructed his own artistic style through outstanding melodic sense and sophisticated techniques. He also established a solid harmonic concept. After he graduated from Tokyo Muse School of Music in 1989, he went to the United States in 1993 and graduated from Berklee College of Music-- the cradle of Jazz education that raised world-famous maestros. In 1996, before his return to Korea he performed a 'Yoonchan Kwak Trio' in the Berklee performance center and received favorable reviews. One of them is from Ray Santisi, Keith Jarrett's teacher, who termed him 'the best pianist among Berklee students.' In the same year, he returned to Korea and built connections through performing with both national and international musicians. Among the musicians who performed with him at the time are Chuck Mangione-- a member of the Art Blakey & Jazz Messengers and a world-renown trumpet/flugelhorn player, American Saxophonist Dale Fielder, and Japanese Jazz vocalist Keiko Lee. Since then, he has performed and recorded with global musicians like John Clayton, Drew Gress, Gregory Hutchinson, Jeff Hamilton, John Patitucci, Ricky Lawson, and Alex Al.

In the year of 2000, he was the first Korean to be selected as an EmArcy (affiliated with Universal) labeled artist and released his first album, Sunny Days, with John Clayton (Bass) and Jeff Hamilton (Drums). Likewise, with EmArcy, he released his second album, Daisy, with Gregory Hutchinson (Drums), Jeff Clayton (Saxophone), and Larry Koonse (Guitar). In 2005, he was selected as the first Korean artist by the Blue Note label, which had led the beginning of bebop and hard bop and continues to write the history of jazz in cooperation with the best musicians. Under Blue Note and with John Patitucci (Bass) and Nasheet Waits (Drums), he released his third album titled Noomas and it was sold as Yoonchan Kwak Trio. Then, his first album, Sunny Days, and second album, Daisy, were reissued by Blue Note. In 2007, Blue Note released his fourth album, Yellowhale, which was recorded with Drew Gress (Bass) and Nasheet Waits (Drums). 


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