Solo Guitar

Solo Guitar

by Earl Klugh
Solo Guitar

Solo Guitar

by Earl Klugh

CD

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Overview

Earl Klugh's long-awaited solo album showcased his pretty sound on the acoustic guitar, giving two- to three-minute melodic readings of superior standards. Some of the pieces (notably, "I'm Confessin'") found Klugh playing a relaxed stride similar to some of the guitarists of the '30s. ~ Scott Yanow, Cadence

Product Details

Release Date: 09/20/1989
Label: Warner Bros.
UPC: 0075992601825
Rank: 92257

Tracks

  1. It's Only a Paper Moon
  2. So Many Stars
  3. I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)
  4. If I Only Had a Brain
  5. Emily
  6. Love Is Here to Stay
  7. Someday My Prince Will Come
  8. Any Old Time of Day
  9. Once upon a Summertime
  10. Embraceable You
  11. I'm All Smiles
  12. You Make Me Feel So Young
  13. Autumn Leaves
  14. The Way You Look Tonight

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Earl Klugh   Primary Artist,Guitar
Paul McGill   Guitar

Technical Credits

David Palmer   Recording,Mixing,Engineer
Michel Legrand   Composer
Michael Leonard   Composer
Al J. Neiburg   Composer
Alan Bergman   Composer
Burt Bacharach   Composer
Hal David   Composer
Doc Daugherty   Composer
Ellis Reynolds   Composer
Dorothy Fields   Composer
Mack Gordon   Composer
Sergio Mendes   Composer
Jerome Kern   Composer
Joseph Kosma   Composer
Harold Arlen   Composer
Bob Ludwig   Mastering
Billy Rose   Composer
Larry Morey   Composer
Jacques Prevert   Composer
Eddie Barclay   Composer
Eddy Marnay   Composer
Earl Klugh   Producer
Frank Churchill   Composer
George Gershwin   Composer
Ira Gershwin   Composer
Johnny Mandel   Composer
Josef Myrow   Composer
Marilyn Bergman   Composer
Johnny Mercer   Composer
E.Y. "Yip" Harburg   Composer
Herbert Martin   Composer
Neilburg   Composer
Doc Dougherty   Composer
Bruce Hervey   Producer,Production Coordination
Jerry Hall   Musician,Mixing Assistant
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