Bob James and Earl Klugh - One on One

Bob James and Earl Klugh - One on One
Жанр: Crossover Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz-Pop, Fusion
Страна-производитель диска: Japan
Год издания диска: 1979
Издатель (лейбл): CBS Sony Inc. (Tokyo, Japan) / Tappan Zee Records
Номер по каталогу: 35DP 10
Аудио кодек: APE (*.ape)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 00:35:21
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Треклист:
1. Kari 6:29
2. The Afterglow 6:33
3. Love Lips 6:38
4. Mallorca 4:48
5. I'll Never See You Smile Again 5:27
6. Winding River 5:24
Bob James — Keyboards
Earl Klugh — Guitar
Eric Gale — Guitar
Hilary James — Piano
Ron Carter — Bass
Gary King — Bass
Neil Jason — Bass
Harvey Mason, Sr. — Drums
Ralph MacDonald — Percussion
Jim Buffington — French Horn
Wally Caine — Woodwind
Phil Bodner — Woodwind
George Marge — Wind, Woodwind
Romeo Penque — Wind, Woodwind
Walter Kane - Wind
Harry Cykman — Violin
Lewis Eley — Violin
Marvin Morgenstern — Violin
Max Ellen — Violin
Richard Sortomme — Violin
Matthew Raimondi — Violin
Emanuel Vardi — Viola
Barry Finclair — Violin
Al Brown — Viola
Alan Shilman — Cello
Charles McCracken — Cello

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Содержание индексной карты (.CUE)

AMG

Hot on the heels of his commercial breakthrough Touchdown, which contained the monster hit Angela (Theme from Taxi), Bob James teamed up with acoustic guitarist Earl Klugh for the first of two hit duet albums. One on One is not strictly a duet side, however. The pair is accompanied by a band of crack studio types that includes James' former CTI mates acoustic bassist Ron Carter and drummer Harvey Mason and a host of others as well as string and woodwinds sections. The fare is light, breezy, and barely there in places. Out of these sessions came The Afterglow, which lit up the charts right after Angela did, making James the hottest jazz commodity on the scene.

CD Universe

ONE ON ONE marks the first team up between keyboardist Bob James and guitarist Earl Klugh. Unlike the later TWO OF A KIND or COOL, this 1979 collaboration really conveys the magical connection between these two fine jazz musicians. James and Klugh each composed three of the six tracks, and the result is an extremely well blended album.
ONE ON ONE really delivers. James' compositional prowess shines on the Latin-tinged Mallorca, where Klugh is allowed to show off some of his own fancy finger-work. Drummer Harvey Mason, electric bassists Gary King and Neil Jason, and acoustic bassist Ron Carter provide notable support. James downplays the orchestral counterpart that feature so prominently on his other '70s releases.

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