Kim Waters: I started playing the violin at age 8 and then I switched to the saxophone at 11 or 12. My family was musical, so my dad brought his music to the house and we learned how to play it.

If you're open to accepting a musician who's converted his comfort zone to a comfort home, you're ready Kim Waters' Rhythm and Romance, which isn't half bad as long as your expectations are modest.

The musical legacy of Gaye is fertile territory for an adventuresome artist to explore. However, Waters makes the curious decision to actually cover only two Gaye tunes, "Distant Lover" and "I Want ...

The Pulse of Entertainment: *“Most of the songs I do, have a groove,” said Kim Waters about the name of his new album “Time 2 Groove”.

Well, Kim Waters, the new CD is "All for Love," and if it's like the 12 previous ones, you've got another hit on your hands. Mr. WATERS: Well, thank you. GORDON: Good to talk to you, man.

Through the years Kim Waters has proven he knows a thing or two about love. Just take a look at the titles of his hit Shanachie albums over the last decade and you can see love is a reoccurring ...

Kim Waters wrote one of the 12 songs on the “Coevolve” project. “I did all the writing except for ‘Black Cove’, my father wrote that,” Waters pointed out.