CARLTON LARRY – ANTHOLOGY CD3

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CARLTON LARRY – ANTHOLOGY CD3

35,00 €

1. Room 335
2. Where Did You Come from
3. Point It Up
4. Nite Crawler
5. Rio Samba
6. (It Was) Only Yesterday
7. Strikes Twice
8. The Magician
9. In My Blood
10. Springville
11. For Love Alone
12. Fourplay – Charmed I’m Sure (From 4 LP) (Featuring Larry Carlton)
13. Fourplay – Snowbound (From Snowbound LP) (Featuring Larry Carlton)
14. Fourplay – Blues Force (From Yes Please LP) (Featuring Larry Carlton)
15. Last Night
16. Blues Bird
17. Song for Katie
18. Frenchman’s Flat
19. Sleepwalk
20. Upper Kern
21. 10:00 P.M
22. Breaking Ground
23. South Town
24. Tequila
25. Blues for T.J
26. Song in the 5th Grade
27. L.A., N.Y
28. Friends
29. Mike Post – Hill Street Blues (Featuring Larry Carlton)
30. Fingerprints
31. The Storyteller
32. ‘Til I Hurt You
33. Slave Song
34. Lazy Susan
35. Chicks with Kickstands
36. Gracias
37. Crying Hands
38. Put It Where You Want It
39. Deep Into It
40. It’s a Groove Thang
41. Closer to Home
42. I Can’t Tell You Why
43. Like Butta’
44. Roll with It

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Great 3CD compilation of the legendary guitarist Larry Carlton. Featuring the best cuts from Larry Carlton’s six albums recorded for Warner Bros. Larry also recorded with legendary jazz groups The Crusaders and Fourplay; three Fourplay tracks are featured on this compilation including ‘Snowbound’, a cover of the Donald Fagan track from his ‘Kamakiriad’ album, and ‘Nite Crawler’ which he wrote for The Crusaders and featured on their ‘Free As The Wind’ album. Larry Carlton played guitar on a few Steely Dan albums, as well as recording sessions for Joni Mitchell and The Four Tops to name but a few. Also featured as a bonus track on the package is Mike Post’s TV Theme for Hill Street Blues that features Larry Carlton on guitar. The track won the Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental performance, it was also a Top 30 hit in the U. K. The package includes fabulous sleeve notes by A. Scott Galloway.