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Larry Carlton & Steve Lukather - At Blue Note Tokyo (2016) Title: At Blue Note Tokyo Artist : Larry Carlton & Steve Lukather Year : 2016 Genre: Blues Packed size: 171 MB Format : MP3 Bitrate : 320Kbps Tracklist : 01 - The Pump 02 - Tutu 03 - Lilies Of The Nile 04 - Crossroads 05 - Only Yesterday 06 - Ben E Wah 07 - While My Guitar Gently Weeps http://uploadgig.com/file/download/47e2dF6771D75968/37394e4de210363e6407566542deab984e813.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/82e1434749dce2defbf613c11a504087/37394e4de210363e6407566542deab984e813.rar.html http://uploaded.net/file/vsl31pyu/37394e4de210363e6407566542deab984e813.rar

Artist: Larry Carlton Title: With Special Quest Robben Ford - Live In Tokyo Year Of Release: 2007 Label: 335 Records Genre: Jazz / Blues / Fusion Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 Total Time: 01:10:03 Total Size: 494 MB / 175 MB Tracklist: 1. That Road [07:44] 2. Burnable [11:16] 3. Cold Gold [10:25] 4. Rio Samba [10:35] 5. Derick's Blues [09:32] 6. Two Bad [08:02] 7. Talk To Your Daughter [06:19] 8. Too Much [06:06] Personnel: Larry Carlton - guitar; Robben Ford - guitar; Jeff Babko - keyboards; Toss Panos - drums; Travis Carlton - bass. With blues/jazz guitarist Robben Ford's Soul on Ten (Concord, 2009) receiving widespread attention, it's a good time to look at Live in Tokyo, a somewhat overlooked but unmistakably smokin' 2007 release from another West Coast guitar god, Larry Carlton. Carlton invited Ford to join his band for some dates in Tokyo in the fall of 2006, and it would be hard to find two more compatible yet distinctive guitarists for a set that ranges from down-and-dirty blues to burning samba and a lot in-between. The two go back over 30 years, sometimes playing with the same artists, just not on the same sessions. Both worked with singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell, and while Carlton was delivering early career-defining moments with Steely Dan, Ford was adding some signature licks to Little Feat. Ford would ultimately move in a more decidedly blues-centric direction while Carlton ventured near smooth jazz territory (but his playing always elevated it above the pack). For Live in Tokyo, both find common ground that leans closer to Ford's stylistic direction, with undeniably virtuosic playing but, as ever, taste trumping technique in a set of largely original material. Ford's hard-rocking "That Road," first heard on Jing Chi Live at Yoshi's (Tone Center, 2003) with bassist Jimmy Haslip and drummer Vinnie Colaiuta, gets the set started, setting the tone for what's to come in this seven-song, one-hour set. With drummer Toss Panos and Carlton's son Travis on bass-both also members of Ford's Soul on Ten group-along with keyboardist Jeff Babko, whose Mondo Trio (Abstract Logix) was a sleeper hit of 2007), the grooves are deep. Carlton and Ford are clearly the stars of this show, receiving the lion's share of solo space, but they'd simply not sound this good without the support of their highly capable rhythm team. Carlton may have veered towards the smooth, but on his recent Bluebird albums Sapphire Blue (2004) and Fire Wire (2006), he made a welcome return to a harder-edged, blues-tinged sound that dovetails perfectly with the direction Ford has taken since Robben Ford & The Blue Line (Stretch, 1992). Both are at their absolute best on Carlton's funkified "Burnable," where their simpatico ability to combine bluesy bends with bop-inflected lines demonstrates why they've both been such in-demand session players throughout their careers. Ford sings on the title track to his own Talk To Your Daughter (., 1988), a boogieing blues written by JB Lenoir and Alex Atkins that finds both guitarists taking no prisoners and, as with Blues on Ten, his voice has never been better. Carlton's fast-paced "Rio Samba," a throwback to his early days as a leader on Mr. 335 Live in Japan (Flyover, 1979)-in addition to demonstrating the jazzier side of both players-also contrasts Carlton's denser, overdriven hollow-body Gibson Mr. 335 tone with Ford's tarter Les Paul. Good info for guitar geeks, perhaps, but for the rest of the world all that's needs be known is that Live in Tokyo represents some exciting guitar work and the kind of thrilling interaction expected from two of jazz's tastiest fusion players. -- JOHN KELMAN ~ AllAboutJazz.com http://rapidgator.net/file/14615bb3c06aaef2a160deaa90f2b717/LITO.rar.html http://ssh.tf/ZCVFiGL6P/LITO.rar http://uploaded.net/file/7uu9w7y6/LITO.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/5c6afca36a281fa326d5b7ec0e5df9f5/LITO320.rar.html http://ssh.tf/COSqvpo6P/LITO320.rar http://uploaded.net/file/tr9finya/LITO320.rar

Artist: Larry Carlton Title: All Star Jazz: The Jazz King Year Of Release: 2006 Label: Sony BMG Genre: Jazz / Blues Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 Total Time: 53:59 min Total Size: 354 MB / 153 MB Tracklist: 01. Blue Day [04:23] 02. Candlelight Blues [04:18] 03. H.M. Blues [05:51] 04. Love at Sundown [03:51] 05. Lullaby [04:29] 06. Magic Beams [05:41] 07. When [05:42] 08. Never Mind The Hungry Men's Blues [03:50] 09. Love Light in My Heart [07:19] 10. Lullaby (Instrumental Version) [04:29] 11. Celebration [04:00] http://rapidgator.net/file/8ad36c86bdfd8263be12fc7bcc308dd5/LCGTJK.rar.html http://ssh.tf/Ets4LRB6P/LCGTJK.rar http://uploaded.net/file/vkozp92u/LCGTJK.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/83c714b510457d2c26185cf1154be1fc/LCGTJK320.rar.html http://ssh.tf/wB1kB4y6P/LCGTJK320.rar http://uploaded.net/file/54mtqg1l/LCGTJK320.rar

Vanessa Carlton - Liberman Live (2016) Title: Liberman Live Artist : Vanessa Carlton Year : 2016 Genre : Pop Packed size: 74 MB Format : MP3 Bitrate : 320Kbps Tracklist : 01 - Take It Easy (Live) 02 - Blue Pool (Live) 03 - Nothing Where Something Used to Be (Live) 04 - House of Seven Swords (Live) 05 - Operator (Live) 06 - Willows (Live) 07 - Matter of Time (Live) 08 - River (Live) http://uploaded.net/file/xs8ist72/369153f5d3d1e5f95b7ebdd71cbaff2a5dc57.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/2aeb1edbd6f36ea8748e6cd10b073bdb/369153f5d3d1e5f95b7ebdd71cbaff2a5dc57.rar.html http://www.filefactory.com/file/a92sdoag3fb/369153f5d3d1e5f95b7ebdd71cbaff2a5dc57.rar

Artist: Larry Carlton Title: Greatest Hits : Rerecorded Volume One Year Of Release: 2008 Label: 335 Records Genre: Jazz / Fusion / Blues Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 Total Time: 51:22 min Total Size: 336 MB / 117 MB Tracklist: 1. All In Good Time [07:03] 2. Room 335 [07:20] 3. Smiles and Smiles To Go [04:11] 4. Hello Tomorrow [05:56] 5. High Steppin [05:54] 6. Kid Gloves [04:22] 7. RCM [05:29] 8. Red Hot Poker [04:15] 9. Terry T [06:46] Personnel: Larry Carlton - guitars; Jeff Babko - keyboards; Travis Carlton - bass; Vinnie Colaiuta - drums; Paul Cerra - saxophone. Since emerging as a ubiquitous session ace-his sweet tone and lyrical bent creating some of the 1970s' most definitive guitar solos for artists including The Crusaders, Steely Dan and Joni Mitchell-Larry Carlton has combined unerring melodic instincts and stunning harmonic knowledge into a discography as accessible as it is deep. For some, he's veered too close to the border of smooth jazz-crossing over, even-but get past the easygoing rhythms and changes, and there's far more than meets the eye. Not that any of this should matter; Carlton's always had chops to spare, but unlike many of his contemporaries from the day he's never placed style over substance. Along with Robben Ford-another guitarist accused of being "too light," and with whom Carlton collaborated on the incendiary Live in Tokyo (335 Records, 2007)-Carlton shares the title of "tastiest guitarist in jazz," and Greatest Hits Rerecorded Volume One is the perfect starting point to understand why. Revisiting some of his more popular songs, Carlton brings bassist Travis Carlton (his son) and keyboardist Jeff Babko back from Live in Tokyo, fleshing things out to a quintet with ??ber-drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and saxophonist Paul Cerra. The music ranges from the undeniably poppy "Smiles and Smiles to Go" and bluesy "High Steppin'"-both from one of his bigger sellers, Alone/But Never Alone (MCA, 1986), where Carlton put down his Gibson ES335 hollowbody electric in favor of acoustic guitar-to his equally pop-centric but more change-heavy signature tune, "Room 335," from Larry Carlton (Warner Bros., 1978), and the slightly grittier, more forcefully grooving "All in Good Time," from On Solid Ground (MCA, 1989). But it's not all about light rhythms and pop-song accessibility. Carlton has, over the years, occasionally returned to the harder-edged, blues and rock-centric fusion that's been just as much a part of who he is, notably on albums like Sapphire Blue (Bluebird, 2004) and Fire Wire (Bluebird, 2006). Curiously, nothing is included from either of these fine discs, but Carlton does rework two powerful tracks from Renegade Gentleman (GRP, 1993), his rootsy collaboration with Nashville session ace, harmonicist Terry McMillan. Carlton may substitute saxophone for harmonica on the rocky "RCM" and fiery "Red Hot Poker," but the grit and grease remains fully intact. Whether on the easy-on-the-ears ballad of "Hello Tomorrow" or equally laidback "Terry T."- Carlton's tribute to keyboardist Terry Trotter, who played with the guitarist from the late-1970s through to the end of the 1980s-Carlton's ability to build sophisticated yet instantly memorable solos filled with lyrical invention is as uncanny as his immediately recognizable combination of singing, overdriven tone with evocative bends and searing runs. Compelling from start to finish, Greatest Hits Rerecorded Volume One doesn't necessarily bring a whole lot new to the table, but it does collect some of Carlton's more memorable tunes together. That the majority of these songs feel familiar without having heard the original albums speaks to Carlton's ubiquity, and his soloing throughout serves as a lesson in taste to those who operate under the mistaken impression that it's chops alone that make a guitarist great. ~ JOHN KELMAN http://rapidgator.net/file/15aaa99b66f9416f19ff146fc8388744/LACAGREH.rar.html http://ssh.tf/S91dTL8ZJ/LACAGREH.rar http://uploaded.net/file/iqey3s08/LACAGREH.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/4d5b1089065089751facf09fcb4da386/LACAGREH320.rar.html http://ssh.tf/dohseDKZJ/LACAGREH320.rar http://uploaded.net/file/dgnjy17h/LACAGREH320.rar

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