Larry was literally one of the first artists my dad introduced me to at a very young age (in diapers) and his music forever stays in my mind and ears! I distinctly remember as I got a little older, on our cleaning days, he’d put records on and we be dancing around the house cleaning, pretending we were performing at times, lol. Ughh such incredible memories 😩. Life was simpler back then and music like Larry’s gets me though, takes me back and brings me the biggest smile!! ❤🤗
The reason for the "ti" is not my eyesight. My hand is too big to type in this little toy called smartphone. Making mistakes ALL the time, plus my native language is Portuguese, no help from the corrector.
I can only imagine how deeply proud Larry must be of his son. Travis is a world-class bassist who brings so much to the performance while never overplaying or walking on anyone else's part. As both a guitarist and bassist myself with considerable experience, that is the highest compliment I could ever pay to a fellow bassist. Mr. 335 and his son are my dream team guitarist and bassist. As they say, it's all in the family!
David Stott yes . The instrument has a beautiful voice. Due in no small part to Larry of course and he doesn’t need to hide behind effects and distortion. Pure
Hey Eric! Love your videos, too! You have great taste, my friend! I met Larry a few times after his solo band and Fourplay shows and he's as great a person as he is a player.
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Smooth and creamy is ok for chocolate but renders music only suitable for falling asleep to, which is what I would do to this music if it wasn't so irritating
I have come to idolize Larry. His style captures what melodic guitar playing was meant to be. It's more than great playing. It's champagne for the soul.
Larry Carlton is a living legend. Lyrical and melodic, always telling a story, not a wasted note, no gratuitous pyrotechnics, great feeling/phrasing, soulful touch, always with great tone, groove, classy swing, knows about understatement, but he can burn too - if he feels like it's appropriate. BTW, the rhythm section of keys, bass and drums is impeccable in its pocket, dynamics -always playing to the music, to the sound.
It's very hard to end Larry Carlton's music. This is because I really enjoy his guitar music and together with his band members. It means to me,,,, a gift from Heaven. But thank you very much for sharing this Legendary Musician.
What a perfect example of elegance and taste…and restraint. It all adds up to true musicality. I love Larry Carlton. I have since the first time I heard him playing with The Crusaders all those years ago.
i agree, i like these musicians and i know Larry's work with Steely Dan, the Crusaders, Michael Franks etc... This is elegant but very soft for a live performance. The original versions of these tunes are much more dynamic. But the video quality is great!
Reading criticism of the Keyboard Player I had to laugh. Imagine getting that phone call, I bet he didn't sleep for a week. He did just fine, Thanks for posting. Great.
I havent really seen the criticism ...IJ think he mighta hit a sloppy note or a phrase in the opening song ...and he knew it imo...but the guy is a beast!!!! very awesome player! I'll quote Laurent Schwitthal comment on this section "Besides Larry, there's Travis Carlton on bass, Dennis Hamm on keys and Gene Coye on drums."
So many nice melodic&rythmic lines, twists and turns , freely, letting the music breath and open , as in where to go next...such a fine guitarist Larry Carlton is..national treasure!
He's definitely got something special! A perfect foundation for Larry's playing! With real personality & a hint of swing (on the 1st song at least). Which is why he's the drummer for such a big name.
Larry Carlton depuis les années 1977 j’ai toujours adoré son jeu épuré quelqu’un de vraiment cool je pense merci Larry Carlton il y a un album en live qui s’appelle Rios en bas je crois fantastique
Smooth jazz served up with a bluesy feel, and you hear just a wee bit of a country twang on some songs when certain guitar licks are hit. Larry Carlton is one of a kind ; his music is standing the test of time (still moves you)!
Love me some Larry Carlton. Smiles and Smiles to Go, had me smiling throughout. So mellow and the epitome of smooth jazz. Would have loved to be in the audience, but this was nice too.
Like father like son. It's wonderful that Travis has became if not the most, for sure one of the most sought after session players in the U.S., particularly in L.A. He is truly fantastic, and I only can imagine how He and Larry feel about playing this wonderful music together. EXCELLENT!
How could I miss Larry at jazz à Vienne ? I live one hour from the place…and he is so talented in this kind of west cool Californian jazz…I hope he will be back in Vienne
Larry is a true technician. So much feeling. So many of us has learnt so much from him. A humble guy. Dynamics, unmatched. I have following his journey from the CRUSADERS. Incredible drummer.
Long time fan of Mr Tasty Licks. Never forget seeing him at Baked Potato in LA. 81’ ? Packed with maybe 70 people. Like sitting in his living room. Greatest respect for his career and smiles he has given us.
Amazing to see this. LC fan since late 70s and to see the drummer Coye and Dennis on Keys, now these cats play at the Baked Potato with the great KATISSE. Tis so TASTYYYYYY.....
I remember a few years back I used to listen to a few of his albums but lost them, and yesterday while i was browsing a record store I saw his name and all of a sudden remembered I used to love him, and now i found him again!
Larry Carlton is a great artist, no doubt; creator and player of some of the iconic solos of our times with Steely Dan among others. Not to be overlooked: his son, Travis. A formidable talent, for sure.
Larry has a way of sewing things together that seems simple on the surface, but gets pretty complex when you really dig into it. He truly took the torch from B.B. King and brought it into the realm of more popish blues/jazz. You may love it and you may hate it, but Larry Carlton is as important to that style of music as Yanni was to New Age and Miles Davis was to Cool Jazz.
I was 14 years old in July 1976 when I heard The Crusaders and Larry at the Montreux Festival in 1976, on a poor rickety radio station ... since then, Larry is one of my favorite guitarists. What sensitivity, what a touch!
Gene Coye is a GIANT on drums. His jazz chops are sublime in Larry & Travis's trio that toured Sweden. Show is available on YT, superb playing by all three plus good audio.
I saw Larry Carlton play in Auckland, New Zealand, in April this year (2014) after listening to his music for about 30 years. Simply brilliant. Superb, subtle talent. If you haven't heard his early blues, search out the live album "Last Nite" ....... you won't stop smiling! Thanks for posting this concert selection. Excellent sound and video. David T (NZ)
After hearing hours of super talented high speed 17 years old super mega fusion cross over funk metal lightning fast hyper players of all genres until my ears were bleading... This is just the music! :-)
Larry is such a fantastic, smooth player along with Lee R. and Chuck L. it's always a grand pleasure listening to such intelligent guitar lines from these guys. It never gets old!!!
Every 5-10 seconds - 5-10 seconds go by - that are amazing and indecipherably brilliant. Larry Carlton just does stuff so technically difficult and so wonderfully listenable... you have no idea that it happened.
I had forgotten that I have some Larry Carlton cd's. I cha nced upon this post on TH-cam and my goodness the memories that came flooding in. It made for a good day. Thank you Larry and to whomever posted this. It was medicine to the soul.
Take a lesson kids. It’s not the fastest players that rise to the top. It’s the ones with an amazing sound who play with sensitivity. Any fool can play fast, not any fool sounds great doing it.
Ugh, I actually consider myself something other than a fool, and I still can't play "fast". I think it would be nice to play fast and have that in your arsenal of tricks, but we all aren't that gifted. Most of the shredders or fast guys hurt themselves because they have no taste in good music and arrangements....and most of the fast stuff is found in one dimensional rock music which wears thin, has simplistic structures, and little else to offer.....other than the speed. I haven't heard of Eddie Van Halen graduating to smooth jazz, jazz, classical, bossa nova or anything of substance in genres.
The other point to make is that Larry C. at one time in his career was super fast and had that quality on display. If you don't believe me, pick up a copy of Steely Dan's Kid Charlemagne and admire Larry's solos....they were incredible and fast.
@@dennylibertario2246 I think the point is that great musicians eventually realize that there is more to playing than just technique. The "great ones" have all the tools in the bag, but know when and where to use them...I call it "soul".
@@jefft022 I don't disagree. Many examples of what you describe...some greats don't fit that mold however....say Clapton for instance....the guy has been a real guitar enigma. Not sure he was ever "great", but boy has he squandered his talent and "soul" over the years. Good singer though and pop performer and nostalgia act.
This so reminds me of my time living in LA. Cruising the 101/134 home to Pasadena. Getting breakfast in Hermosa Beach. The sun. The blue of the sky (above the smog). Read all of James Ellroy’s books. So loved that City and surrounds.
This takes me back sitting on the deck at Sam's on Hudson beach Florida sucking down on a Corona watching the sunset with a nice breeze coming off the gulf. The WAVE FM Jazz..
Larry was literally one of the first artists my dad introduced me to at a very young age (in diapers) and his music forever stays in my mind and ears! I distinctly remember as I got a little older, on our cleaning days, he’d put records on and we be dancing around the house cleaning, pretending we were performing at times, lol. Ughh such incredible memories 😩. Life was simpler back then and music like Larry’s gets me though, takes me back and brings me the biggest smile!! ❤🤗
I am 69. Been playing guitar on bands since I was 17. When I grow up I want ti be like him.
You and me both Buddy... First found him in the Crusaders... What a player!
Ti be or not ti be, that is the, er - put your bloody glasses 🤓
I’m 72 years old, been picking’ over 60 years and yeah, ME TOO !😊
The reason for the "ti" is not my eyesight. My hand is too big to type in this little toy called smartphone. Making mistakes ALL the time, plus my native language is Portuguese, no help from the corrector.
@@ianvincent69 It is just bad typing, not eyesight 😎
I can only imagine how deeply proud Larry must be of his son. Travis is a world-class bassist who brings so much to the performance while never overplaying or walking on anyone else's part. As both a guitarist and bassist myself with considerable experience, that is the highest compliment I could ever pay to a fellow bassist. Mr. 335 and his son are my dream team guitarist and bassist. As they say, it's all in the family!
I'm a huge LC fan and had NO idea it was his son Travis on bass. Thanks for sharing!
@@The_Alex_Murphy I'm sincerely glad I could be of assistance. You have excellent taste in music, IMO.
My first concert in 1972 was Miles. You’re the best, Larry!
In my opinion, there is no greater guitarist on the planet.
He added so much to Steely Dan, The Crusaders and all of his fantastic albums.
Darn near all of Steely Dan
Pat Metheny…
A master at restraint, note choice and phrasing. My God this guy is a pleasure to hear.
David Stott yes . The instrument has a beautiful voice. Due in no small part to Larry of course and he doesn’t need to hide behind effects and distortion. Pure
He is unreal. EarlKlugh is got a master team. I would have loved to see a duet on stage. Brilliant esthetic jazz groove, ever.
Desde Madrid (Spain) siempre admirador de tu sonido y tú elegancia
Larry fot ever
Will never stop loving the sound of Larry Carton's Mr. 335.
Hey Eric! Love your videos, too! You have great taste, my friend! I met Larry a few times after his solo band and Fourplay shows and he's as great a person as he is a player.
Hi, why he is called mr 335?
@@fenian21 Maybe is referred as Mr. 335 because he always have a Gibson es335 in his hands.
@@TheEddiez06 Thank you!
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As always, I have a high respect for Larry Carlton. He's one of America's treasure in music and arts.
RESPECT everytime.
Larry is the cream of the crop. It doesn't get any smoother.
Smooth and creamy is ok for chocolate but renders music only suitable for falling asleep to, which is what I would do to this music if it wasn't so irritating
@@jupitermoongauge4055 shut the fck up
Yet... you're on You Tube watching it!!!...🤣🤣🤣🤣@@jupitermoongauge4055
Isn't it nice that a man and his son can spend time together like this?
Nothing more special than a father and son jammin together. Great memories!!!!
Are you referring to Eddie and Wolfgang
Still can’t believe Eddie is gone
LARRY IS ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITARIST EVER 🎸🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶👍😎🇺🇸BOB! SUCH A GREAT PASSION FOR THE GUITAR!WOW!!!!!!!!!
Good to see I'm not the only one who loves to relax listening to Larry
I have come to idolize Larry. His style captures what melodic guitar playing was meant to be. It's more than great playing. It's champagne for the soul.
Larry is sort of a national treasure and some damn fine bass playing on these tracks.
international treasure...
One of the most tasteful guitarist of our time. Fantastic player.
Amos Garrett
Louie Shelton
Jay Grayson
There are many, but yes Larry is number one
Without exception on the curvature strings.
Even after several decades, Larry and Smiles and Smiles never palls; just wonderful.
The bass fill at 9:22 is absolutely incredible, his bass is incredible all the way through though
And thats his son heey
@Thomas Cavanaugh Travis Carlton
@Thomas Cavanaugh Yes, plays for lots of big names
Larry Carlton is another legend that didn't burn out and fade away...he was awesome with Fourplay...Blues Force is another great song
What a really nice set by one of the all-time greats. Whoever posted this, THANK YOU.
Larry Carlton is a living legend. Lyrical and melodic, always telling a story, not a wasted note, no gratuitous pyrotechnics, great feeling/phrasing, soulful touch, always with great tone, groove, classy swing, knows about understatement, but he can burn too - if he feels like it's appropriate. BTW, the rhythm section of keys, bass and drums is impeccable in its pocket, dynamics -always playing to the music, to the sound.
Besides Larry, there's Travis Carlton on bass, Dennis Hamm on keys and Gene Coye on drums.
Thanks for that :)
That's a GOOOD band.
Is Travis his son?
@@BrianVallotton : Yes.
Dennis related to Stuart?
Nice buncha notes all put together really well. Faultless performance by the whole group. The epitome of mellow.
The epitome of utter tedium
could listen to him play all day
today I am feelin' just a little sad. Time for the smooth seamless joy of Larry Carlton. Man, Larry, I love your music.
It's very hard to end Larry Carlton's music. This is because I really enjoy his guitar music and together with his band members. It means to me,,,, a gift from Heaven. But thank you very much for sharing this Legendary Musician.
00:14 Minute By Minute
04:05 Smiles And Smiles To Go
10:14 Gracias
17:33 Room 335
What a perfect example of elegance and taste…and restraint. It all adds up to true musicality. I love Larry Carlton. I have since the first time I heard him playing with The Crusaders all those years ago.
I say boring. Lifeless. Dare I say, sedated.. Too sedated for a live performance.
i agree, i like these musicians and i know Larry's work with Steely Dan, the Crusaders, Michael Franks etc... This is elegant but very soft for a live performance. The original versions of these tunes are much more dynamic. But the video quality is great!
@@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION you are so right, and when people talk about taste, they are normally referring to cheese.
@@jupitermoongauge4055 cheese smells a bit stinky and smelly but it tastes nice and tasty. Think about it in your pipe and smoking on that.
Reading criticism of the Keyboard Player I had to laugh. Imagine getting that phone call, I bet he didn't sleep for a week. He did just fine, Thanks for posting. Great.
I havent really seen the criticism ...IJ think he mighta hit a sloppy note or a phrase in the opening song ...and he knew it imo...but the guy is a beast!!!! very awesome player! I'll quote Laurent Schwitthal comment on this section "Besides Larry, there's Travis Carlton on bass, Dennis Hamm on keys and Gene Coye on drums."
@@Red4350 ShMockin ! !
keyboard player is amazing.. he complemented Larry very well indeed.. tasty solos
At 80 years old this guy and his son & Co still goosbump me. He added real class to Steely Dan too.
Now that's a listen and relax group their perfection most noted in the music I wish I could have been in that audience.
I can imagine the feeling of playing on stage with your son.and him holding his own
Travis Carlton, Larrys son is also an exceptional bassist. Perfect accompaniment to Larry here.
I agree with you. Perfect accompaniment. So marvelous to hear theses songs.
So many nice melodic&rythmic lines, twists and turns , freely, letting the music breath and open , as in where to go next...such a fine guitarist Larry Carlton is..national treasure!
Locked down...and chilling to anything Larry....amazing
Larry & Travis are the BEST ...
When he passed Steely Dan's criteria, that alone cemented his status as one of the greats
shoguntofu2011 Carlton had status long before Dan
Magnificent.
One of the tastiest drummers I've heard in a while! Bro! 🙏🏼❤🙏🏼❤🔥
He's definitely got something special! A perfect foundation for Larry's playing! With real personality & a hint of swing (on the 1st song at least).
Which is why he's the drummer for such a big name.
Not only a beautiful performance , but captured perfectly.....sound...color.....it doesn’t get any better than this!
This video is all the best highlights of Larry Carlton. Ah, sweet memories . . .
Larry Carlton depuis les années 1977 j’ai toujours adoré son jeu épuré quelqu’un de vraiment cool je pense merci Larry Carlton il y a un album en live qui s’appelle Rios en bas je crois fantastique
Smooth jazz served up with a bluesy feel, and you hear just a wee bit of a country twang on some songs when certain guitar licks are hit. Larry Carlton is one of a kind ; his music is standing the test of time (still moves you)!
L
Jazz fusion
Larry is about the coolest of all guitarists I've known!!
Love me some Larry Carlton. Smiles and Smiles to Go, had me smiling throughout. So mellow and the epitome of smooth jazz. Would have loved to be in the audience, but this was nice too.
LARRY CARLTON THE MOST DYNAMIC PLAYER IN THE WORLD !!!
Like father like son. It's wonderful that Travis has became if not the most, for sure one of the most sought after session players in the U.S., particularly in L.A. He is truly fantastic, and I only can imagine how He and Larry feel about playing this wonderful music together. EXCELLENT!
I guess Travis has that talent of never hitting the wrong note as his father... :) Great!
His tones are simply amazing...
How could I miss Larry at jazz à Vienne ? I live one hour from the place…and he is so talented in this kind of west cool Californian jazz…I hope he will be back in Vienne
Was blown away by his 'mullberry street' and other songs of that era many years ago. Still one of the masters of the guitar!
so Smooth Larry never get tired of listening to him also with a great band including his Son Travis Wow So Good
Larry is a true technician. So much feeling. So many of us has learnt so much from him. A humble guy. Dynamics, unmatched. I have following his journey from the CRUSADERS. Incredible drummer.
Smiles and smiles to go❤FANTASTIC ❤❤❤❤❤I just love that tune. Can listen to it over and over
From note one...mellow magic. Thanks for this upload. Groove on Larry.
One of the most expressive, classy players of all time. Does everything proper in my ears.
Long time fan of Mr Tasty Licks. Never forget seeing him at Baked Potato in LA. 81’ ? Packed with maybe 70 people. Like sitting in his living room. Greatest respect for his career and smiles he has given us.
Thanks to Zycopolis💻🎬 & Larry & the guys✌💛 & 🎵🎵👋 !!!!.
never get tired of hearing him
great video. Travis Carlton is a fantastic bass player
fabibass You gotta know Larry is proud of his son. What a great team they make, and the keys and drums make it superb!
A skilled musician in a class of his own. Delightful.
Larry Carlton, Less is more. Thank you for posting this.
Amazing to see this. LC fan since late 70s and to see the drummer Coye and Dennis on Keys, now these cats play at the Baked Potato with the great KATISSE. Tis so TASTYYYYYY.....
What a sublime and subtle bassist. Pure class
Gene Coye-- most mega ultra tasty drumming EVER. wow-- what a player. perfection.
He "thinks" like a drummer and a percussionist playing together.
The guy was closing his eyes most time playing so yeah is great.
Beautiful..Thanks Larry and Travis..
I remember a few years back I used to listen to a few of his albums but lost them, and yesterday while i was browsing a record store I saw his name and all of a sudden remembered I used to love him, and now i found him again!
LARRY CARLTON AND & ALEX HUTCHINGS 2 OF THE BEST FOR ME
J'ai enregistré pas mal de morceaux de Larry Carlton que j'écoute dans ma voiture en allant naviguer ,c'est mon avant goût de l'évasion!
Larry's son Travis is an awesome Bass player. WOW
Thanks Larry... You make me happy inside!
Let's keep it clean, please. This is a family channel.
LARRY CAN BE SUMMED UP IN ONE WORD: OUTSTANDING!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Larry Carlton is a great artist, no doubt; creator and player of some of the iconic solos of our times with Steely Dan among others. Not to be overlooked: his son, Travis. A formidable talent, for sure.
Bravo! This music soothes the soul! Jam on! ❤️😘
Larry always seeks the juicy fruit of the gig and bites it!! Larry is an American Icon!!
"...You think I'm your fool;
Well, you may just be right..."
One of my favs from the Doobies! Love Carlton's jazz cover here.
My husband of 43 years took me to a Larry Carlton concert for our first date at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach. I fell in .ove with both😊
Larry has a way of sewing things together that seems simple on the surface, but gets pretty complex when you really dig into it. He truly took the torch from B.B. King and brought it into the realm of more popish blues/jazz. You may love it and you may hate it, but Larry Carlton is as important to that style of music as Yanni was to New Age and Miles Davis was to Cool Jazz.
I was 14 years old in July 1976 when I heard The Crusaders and Larry at the Montreux Festival in 1976, on a poor rickety radio station ... since then, Larry is one of my favorite guitarists. What sensitivity, what a touch!
Excellent video quality. Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!! Molto bravi.
I love his chords! Great, great player!
Gene Coye is a GIANT on drums. His jazz chops are sublime in Larry & Travis's trio that toured Sweden. Show is available on YT, superb playing by all three plus good audio.
Really cool!! What a wonderful musician
Gracias Larry & Band por la buena música... de calidad. Thanks
I saw Larry Carlton play in Auckland, New Zealand, in April this year (2014) after listening to his music for about 30 years. Simply brilliant. Superb, subtle talent. If you haven't heard his early blues, search out the live album "Last Nite" ....... you won't stop smiling! Thanks for posting this concert selection. Excellent sound and video. David T (NZ)
Very melodic, no overplaying or fill in wanking . Just great music!
Living Legend Himself Mr. 335!
LARRY CARTON un artesano en guitarra de un JAZZ suave y melódico ...
After hearing hours of super talented high speed 17 years old super mega fusion cross over funk metal lightning fast hyper players of all genres until my ears were bleading... This is just the music! :-)
Amen ta that, bruddah...
Larry is such a fantastic, smooth player along with Lee R. and Chuck L. it's always a grand pleasure listening to such intelligent guitar lines from these guys. It never gets old!!!
Ummm He can get really mean on the Guitar too ......... th-cam.com/video/Ak2c4M6v6D4/w-d-xo.html
Yep, he can rip as well...
Sorry, but I fell asleep !!
Larry is one of the best, a pioneer of music has flown to his son who is an amazing bass player.
Every 5-10 seconds - 5-10 seconds go by - that are amazing and indecipherably brilliant. Larry Carlton just does stuff so technically difficult and so wonderfully listenable... you have no idea that it happened.
I've been listening to Larry since the Crusaders and Steely Dan's Kid Charlemain. Always amazes me. I even bought a Gibson 335.
I love what you said! That’s right on.
When Larry Carlton plays every note is a ship of beautiful clouds that carry your soul away to someplace beautiful.
This is what you call soul replenishing music. There will ever be only one Mr 335, Larry Carlton!!!!!
larry is MAGIC !!!!
I love his playing and sound.
Just saw them tonight at Bethesda Blues and Jazz Supper Club. Played all the above. Awesome venue, good food, excellent performance.
The bass sounds great!!! Always pleasing music coming from the man!!! Great soloing, use them modes!!!
I had forgotten that I have some Larry Carlton cd's. I cha nced upon this post on TH-cam and my goodness the memories that came flooding in. It made for a good day. Thank you Larry and to whomever posted this. It was medicine to the soul.
Take a lesson kids.
It’s not the fastest players that rise to the top.
It’s the ones with an amazing sound who play with sensitivity.
Any fool can play fast, not any fool sounds great doing it.
Ugh, I actually consider myself something other than a fool, and I still can't play "fast". I think it would be nice to play fast and have that in your arsenal of tricks, but we all aren't that gifted. Most of the shredders or fast guys hurt themselves because they have no taste in good music and arrangements....and most of the fast stuff is found in one dimensional rock music which wears thin, has simplistic structures, and little else to offer.....other than the speed. I haven't heard of Eddie Van Halen graduating to smooth jazz, jazz, classical, bossa nova or anything of substance in genres.
The other point to make is that Larry C. at one time in his career was super fast and had that quality on display. If you don't believe me, pick up a copy of Steely Dan's Kid Charlemagne and admire Larry's solos....they were incredible and fast.
@@dennylibertario2246 I think the point is that great musicians eventually realize that there is more to playing than just technique. The "great ones" have all the tools in the bag, but know when and where to use them...I call it "soul".
@@jefft022 I don't disagree. Many examples of what you describe...some greats don't fit that mold however....say Clapton for instance....the guy has been a real guitar enigma. Not sure he was ever "great", but boy has he squandered his talent and "soul" over the years. Good singer though and pop performer and nostalgia act.
th-cam.com/video/Ak2c4M6v6D4/w-d-xo.html Across many genres too
Just Beautiful...♥
This so reminds me of my time living in LA. Cruising the 101/134 home to Pasadena. Getting breakfast in Hermosa Beach. The sun. The blue of the sky (above the smog). Read all of James Ellroy’s books. So loved that City and surrounds.
This takes me back sitting on the deck at Sam's on Hudson beach Florida sucking down on a Corona watching the sunset with a nice breeze coming off the gulf.
The WAVE FM Jazz..
Nice atmosphere and surely with the great performance made this event became more jazzy..love it!❤👍👍
Yes, I just love his music. Gets better with time, just like wine. I have had this album for years.