by SomehowJazz | Jun 13, 2018 | Blues, Live Videos |
Larry Carlton and Robben Ford perform “COLD COLD” live in Osaka, Japan, 2006… MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Larry Carlton – Guitar | Robben Ford – Guitar | If you like this tune, probably you will love to experience our live streaming as...
by SomehowJazz | Jul 12, 2017 | Jazz Fusion, Jazz Rock |
Free Way by Larry Carlton From the album “SESSION MASTERS” released in 2015 by 335 Records… MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Larry Carlton – Guitar | Travis Carlton – Bass | Toss Panos – Drums | Jeff Babko – Keyboards | Produced...
by SomehowJazz | Sep 14, 2016 | Live Videos |
Kenny Garrett, Kirk Whalum, Boney James, Rick Braun, Larry Carlton, George Duke “Always There” (Live at Montreux Jazz Festival, 1999) Musicians / Personnel: Kenny Garrett – Alto Sax, Kirk Whalum – Tenor Sax, Boney James – Tenor...
by SomehowJazz | Jul 29, 2016 | Jazz Funk, Soul Jazz |
I Felt The Love by The Crusaders from the album “FREE AS THE WIND” released in 1977 by Blue Thumb Records… MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Stix Hooper – Drums | Joe Sample – Keyboards | Wilton Felder – Tenor Saxophone | Larry Carlton –...
by SomehowJazz | Jun 15, 2016 | Favorite Albums, Soul Jazz |
The Crusaders – Crusaders 1 ( Blue Thumb / 1972 ) This album was already a soul jazz treasure when it came out in 1972. A rare recording of which all pieces are favorites, and we rotate almost all of them in Somehowjazz. It’s a kind of debut album after...
by SomehowJazz | Jun 8, 2016 | Favorite Artists, Jazz Funk, Soul Jazz |
Rebellious, soulful and visionary! That’s what The Crusaders is to SomehowJazz. Coming out of the Bebop era, playing a very different style of music than everybody else for a decade, the band members erupted their musicianship through mastering their...
by SomehowJazz | Dec 7, 2015 | Jazz Fusion, Jazz Rock |
Take MeDown by Michel Colombier from the album “MICHEL COLOMBIER” released in 1979 by Chrysalis Records… MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Airto Moreira – Percussion | Herbie Hancock – Mini Moog Solo | Jaco Pastorius – Bass | Lee...
