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Larry Carlton & Robben Ford - Unplugged






Title: Unplugged
Leader Artist: Larry Carlton & Robben Ford
Label:335 Records
‎– 335-1302
Format:CD, Album, Digipac
Country:US
Released:2013
Genre:Jazz, Blues
Style:Contemporary Jazz, Fusion 


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Size Torrent: 373 Mb
Cover Included

Track List

1 NM Blues 08 	7:33
2 That Road
	8:55
3 Monty 	7:10
4 Cold Gold 	7:05
5 Hand In Hand With The Blues 	4:59
6 Amen AC 	6:33
7 I
Put A Spell On You 	6:25
8 Rio Samba 	9:05


Personnel


Guitar – Larry
Carlton
Guitar, Vocals – Robben Ford
Bass – Fifi Chayeb
Drums – Claude Salmieri
 


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http://www.allmusic.com/album/unplugged-mw0002468793


Bio

larry Carlton

Like so many other Los Angeles studio musicians, guitarist and composer Larry
Carlton was faced with a choice a number of years back: whether to go solo and develop a name for himself under his own
name or to continue the less risky, more lucrative existence as a session guitarist, making good money and recording
with prominent musicians. Fortunately for fans of this eclectic guitarist, he chose the former, and has recorded under
his own name for Warner Bros., MCA Records, GRP Records, and various other labels since 1978.

Carlton's
studio credits from the 1970s and early '80s include musicians and groups like Steely Dan, Joni Mitchell, Michael
Jackson, Sammy Davis, Jr., Herb Alpert, Quincy Jones, Bobby Bland, Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and literally dozens of
others. Among his more notable projects as a session guitarist were Joni Mitchell's critically acclaimed Court and Spark
album and Donald Fagen's Nightfly album. For much of the 1970s, Carlton was active as a session guitarist, recording on
up to 500 albums a year. Although he recorded a number of LPs under his own name as early as 1968's With a Little Help
from My Friends (Uni), and 1973's Playing/Singing (Blue Thumb), he didn't land a major-label contract until 1978, when
he signed with Warner Bros.

Carlton began taking guitar lessons when he was six. His first professional gig
was at a supper club in 1962. After hearing Joe Pass on the radio, he was inspired to play jazz and blues. Wes
Montgomery and Barney Kessel became important influences soon after he discovered the jazz guitar stylings of Pass. B.B.
King and other blues guitarists had an impact on Carlton's style as well. He honed his guitar-playing skills in the
clubs and studios of greater Los Angeles. He attended a local junior college and Long Beach State College for a year
until the Vietnam War ended. Carlton toured with the Fifth Dimension in 1968 and began doing studio sessions in 1970.
His early session work included studio dates with pop musicians like Vikki Carr, Andy Williams, and the Partridge
Family.

In 1971, he was asked to join the Crusaders shortly after they'd decided to drop the word "Jazz''
from their name, and he remained with the group until 1976. In between tours with the Crusaders, he also did studio
session work for hundreds of recordings in every genre. But it was while he with the Crusaders that he developed his
signature highly rhythmic, often bluesy style. His credits include performing on more than 100 gold albums. His theme
music credits for TV and films include Against All Odds, Who's the Boss, and the theme for Hill Street Blues. The latter
won a Grammy award in 1981 for Best Pop Instrumental Performance.

Carlton delivered his self-titled debut for
Warner Bros. in 1978, shortly after he was recognized for his groundbreaking guitar playing on Steely Dan's Royal Scam
album. (Carlton contributed the memorable guitar solo on "Kid Charlemagne.'') He released four more albums for Warner
Bros., Strikes Twice (1980), Sleepwalk (1981), Eight Times Up (1982), and the Grammy-nominated Friends (1983), before
being dropped from the label. He continued studio session work and touring in between, emerging again in 1986 on MCA
Records with an all-acoustic album, Discovery, which contained an instrumental remake of Michael McDonald's hit "Minute
by Minute." The single won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance in 1987. Carlton's live album Last Nite,
released in 1987, got him a Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Instrumental Performance.

While working on his
next album for MCA, On Solid Ground, Carlton was the victim of random gun violence, and was shot in the throat by
gun-wielding juveniles outside Room 335, his private studio near Burbank, CA. The bullet shattered his vocal cords and
caused significant nerve trauma, but through intensive therapy and a positive frame of mind, Carlton completed work on
On Solid Ground in 1989. Carlton formed Helping Innocent People (HIP), a nonprofit group to aid victims of random gun
violence.

Despite the tragedy that was foisted on him in the late '80s after he was shot, with a long period
of hospitalization and rehabilitation, Carlton continued his active recording and performing schedule over the next two
decades, beginning with a number of albums during the 1990s on the GRP label: 1992’s Kid Gloves; 1993’s
Renegade Gentleman; 1995’s Larry & Lee (with Lee Ritenour); and 1996’s The Gift. Carlton also released the
1995 holiday collection Christmas at My House on MCA. And in 1997 Carlton replaced Lee Ritenour in the popular
contemporary jazz outfit Fourplay, first appearing on the group’s 4 album in 1998.

The 2000s found
Carlton as active as ever, recording live and in the studio as both leader and collaborator for a variety of labels. Two
albums on Warner Bros. began the decade, Fingerprints -- including guest appearances by Michael McDonald, Vince Gill,
Kirk Whalum, and Vinnie Colaiuta -- in 2000 and Deep into It in 2001. A popular concert draw in Japan, Carlton could be
heard as a collaborator on two live recordings from that island country during the decade, Live in Osaka (with Steve
Lukather), issued in 2001 on the Favored Nations label, and Live in Tokyo (with Robben Ford) on 335 Records in 2007.

Meanwhile, his albums as a leader continued, with Sapphire Blue and Fire Wire released by Bluebird/RCA in 2004
and 2005, respectively, and The Jazz King -- with Carlton leading an all-star band performing music he composed on
commission to celebrate the 80th birthday and ascension to the throne of Thailand’s King King Bhumibol Adulyadej
-- issued by Sony BMG in 2008. In 2009 Carlton appeared as guest guitarist on selected dates during Steely Dan’s
U.S. summer tour. Always happy to meet with the press, Larry Carlton has a sweet, peaceful personality, and listeners
continue to hear it in his unique rhythmic and warm guitar chords and ringing guitar tones.



review

The New Morning club in Paris presents the incredible and long awaited pairing of two guitar giants
for their first Unplugged show. First time ever together, Larry Carlton and Special Guest Robben Ford, two legendary
guitarists sharing one stage unplugged, This has to be a guitar lover's dream!! Both the CD and DVD deliver the goods
the way they were meant to be.

Imagine being there, absorbing the dueling guitar solos, and the blues, a
genre Ford masters in most exquisite grand style.

"With more than 30 albums to his credit and having
performed on over 100 albums that have gone Gold or Platinum, Larry Carlton has set a standard for artistry that spans
three decades."

"Robben Ford who at 18 he was playing with the likes of Charlie Musselwhite, Jimmy
Witherspoon, the L.A. Express with Tom Scott, George Harrison,and Joni Mitchell. He was a founding member of the
Yellowjackets, then went on to tour with Miles Davis, Sadao Watanabe, and Little Feat."

As Ford states...

"Back in high school while my buddies were air-guitaring to Led Zeppelin, Boston and Lynard Skynard, ol' Ish
here played out fantasies of ripping up the fret board like Larry Carlton.I got hooked on his super tasty, blues-based
guitar work from his time with Steely Dan and the Crusaders (it was only later that I discovered that he played on a
jillion other records of every musical style around that time."

Carlton has a sweet, peaceful personality,
and listeners continue to hear it in his unique rhythmic and warm guitar chords and ringing guitar tones.

I
read...

"The fact that Carlton and Ford (who knew each other from Tom Scott's L.A. Express back in the
mid-'70s) have a lot of common ground does not mean that their guitar playing is identical; Carlton is essentially a
jazzman who has been greatly influenced by rock, soul, funk, and blues, while Ford is essentially a bluesman who has
been greatly influenced by jazz, rock, soul, and funk." Both guitarists effortlessly traverse genres without
compromising their styles. Ford's exquisite, blues-based playing and singing pairs well with Carlton's jazzy
precision.

A great pairing that is sure to draw criticism by perfectionists, live and unplugged is meant to
deliver a raw and uncensored performance. That is exactly what you get but with attention to detail. The accompanying
musicians: Claude Salmieri...drums, Fifi Chayeb...bass provide superb back-up. Carlton and Ford are clearly the stars of
this show, receiving the lion's share of solo space, but they would simply not sound this good without the support of
their highly capable rhythm team.

"Carlton's fast-paced "Rio Samba,in addition to demonstrating the jazzier
side of both players, also contrasts Carlton's denser, overdriven hollow-body Gibson Mr. 335 tone with Ford's tarter Les
Paul." Music at it's best.

Ford's hard-rocking "That Road," is another tasty gem being performed, with
grooves that are deep with a jazzy undertone added that fits well this cut sizzles.

There is not one
microsecond of playing here that isn't superb. Truly a unique pairing. Great listening pleasure. 10 stars easily.

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