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After Hours (180 Gram Vinyl) vinyl record but if you want concreteRichard Marx's "After Hours" reimagines the Great American Songbook for a new generation. Recorded entirely live with a 24 piece orchestra, the album features Marx's original compositions alongside classic standardsall performed in complete takes, just as Sinatra and Martin once did. Featuring collaborations with Rod Stewart, Kenny G, and Chris Botti, "After Hours" showcases Marx's timeless vocal prowess in a bold creative departure from his four