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Larry Carlton
"Larry Carlton"
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The album "Larry Carlton" was a definitive statement by this talented jazz/rock fusion guitarist, stepping out from behind gigs such as the Crusaders and Steely Dan to deliver influential licks, runs and lines in the "LA" style. Carlton is backed here by Toto's Jeff Porcaro on drums, and session ace Abraham Laborial on bass. The CD showcases a bit of Carlton's rock side, in contrast to some of the smooth jazz style sounds he would record in later years. Highlights include "Point It Up" and the opening track, "Room 335", named after the studio Carlton inhabits.
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05:38 |
Room 335
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Instrumental
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03:27 |
Where Did You Come From
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Vocal
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05:20 |
Nite Crawler
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Instrumental
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04:56 |
Point It Up
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Instrumental
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06:55 |
Rio Samba
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Instrumental
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04:20 |
I Apologize
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Vocal
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06:04 |
Don't Give It Up
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Instrumental
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04:33 |
It Was Only Yesterday
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Instrumental
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Larry Carlton |
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Guitars, Lead Vocals, Production, Arrangements, Engineering |
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Greg Mathieson |
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Keyboards |
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Abraham Laboriel |
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Bass |
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Jeff Porcaro |
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Drums |
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Paulinho Da Costa |
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Percussion |
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William Smith |
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Background Vocals, Background Vocal Arrangement |
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Gerry Vinci |
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Concertmaster |
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Steve Carlton |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Paul Dobbe |
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String Engineering |
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Rik Pekkonen |
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Re-Mixing For CD |
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Bernie Grundman |
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Re-Mastering For CD |
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John Cabalka |
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Art Direction |
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Brad Kanawyer |
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Design |
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John Lumkin |
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Design, All Art |
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John Gilbert Gonzales |
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Back Cover Photography |
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Ricky Schultz |
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CD Release Coordination |
Recorded and re-mixed at Room 335, Hollywood.
Strings recorded at Western Studio #1.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
