Album Details
Title: Collection Artist: Larry Carlton Release Date: 1988 Re-Released On: 5/29/1990 Label: GRP Records Duration: 62:28 Album Type(s): Greatest Hits, Instrumental UPCs: 011105961127, 011105961110, 011105961141, 011105961196 Genre: Jazz Styles: Fusion, Contemporary Jazz, Crossover Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Guitar Jazz Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Intimate, Refined/Mannered, Elegant, Laid-Back/Mellow, Sophisticated Total Copies: 11 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Small Town Girl
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Smiles and Smiles to Go
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Minute by Minute
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For Heaven's Sake
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Nite Crawler
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Blues for TJ
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10:00 P.M.
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Sleepwalk
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Tequila
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Bubble Shuffle
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Hello Tomorrow
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High Steppin'
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1990 | CD | GRP Records | GRD-9611 |
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Album Review
The first volume of GRP's Larry Carlton Collection takes the listener from the beginning of his solo career up to 1990. Starting off with one cut from his first Warner Bros. album, Larry Carlton, the collection goes on to include two tracks each from Sleepwalk and Friends, two each from the acoustic guitar albums Alone/But Never Alone and Discovery, and one from On Solid Ground. In addition, the CD throws in two then-new tracks, "Small Town Girl" and "For Heaven's Sake" -- pleasant melodic pieces with acoustic guitar lead, nothing extraordinary. Along the way, you'll hear some very catchy tunes long identified with Carlton ("Smiles and Smiles to Go," "High Steppin'," and "Minute by Minute"), a mellower rendition of "Nite Crawler" than the version he recorded as a Crusader, and the relaxed, funky "Bubble Shuffle." For some changes of pace, there is an affectionate tribute to the surf sounds from near his hometown of Torrance ("Sleepwalk"), and one harder-edged number, "Blues for TJ," that finds Carlton crossing swords with B.B. King virtually as an equal. Mostly, though, this is ingratiating smooth jazz that very often transcends the conventions of the idiom. ~ Richard S. Ginell, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Abraham Laboriel | Bass | | Al Jarreau | Vocals | | Alan Pasqua | Keyboard Programming, Programming, Keyboards | | Allen Sides | Engineer, Remixing | | Andy Baltimore | Creative Director | | B.B. King | Guitar | | Bernie Grundman | Mastering | | Bill Reichenbach Jr. | Horn | | Brian Mann | Synthesizer, Organ | | Chris Bellman | Mastering, Editing | | Dave Rouze | Programming, Drum Programming, Drums | | David Pack | Vocals | | Dean Parks | Guitar (Rhythm) | | Don Ferrman | Arranger | | Don Freeman | Arranger, Fender Rhodes, Clavinet, Piano | | Eric Pershing | Synthesizer, ?, Programming, Keyboards | | Gary Grant | Horn | | George Varga | Liner Notes | | George Varhas | Liner Notes | | Greg Mathieson | Keyboards | | Jeff Porcaro | Drums | | Jerry Hey | Horn, Arranger, Horn Arrangements | | Joe Pena | Bass | | Joe Sample | Keyboards, Piano, Fender Rhodes | | John "J.R." Robinson | Drums | | John Ferraro | Drums | | John Pena | Bass | | Karen Andrew | Producer, Production Coordination | | Kathleen Covert | Design, Art Direction | | Kirk Whalum | Saxophone, Horn | | Larry Carlton | Bass, Remixing, Vocals, Keyboards, Producer, Arranger, Guitar (Acoustic), Engineer, Guitar | | Larry Williams | Woodwind | | Michael Brecker | Saxophone | | Michael Fischer | Percussion | | Michael Fisher | Percussion | | Michael McDonald | Keyboards | | Michael Verdick | Engineer, Remixing | | Michael Verkick | Remixing | | Michele Pillar | Vocals | | Mike Reese | Mastering | | Paulinho Da Costa | Percussion | | Pops Popwell | Bass | | Rick Marotta | Drums | | Rik Pekkonen | Mixing, Remixing, Engineer | | Robert Popwell | Bass | | Suzanne Sherman | Producer, Production Coordination | | Terry Trotter | DX-7, Keyboards, Piano, Synthesizer, Fender Rhodes | | Tim White | Photography | | William Reichenbach | Horn |
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