Re: [Harp-L] Earl Klugh

[Winslow Yerxa <winslowyerxa@xxxxxxxxx>]

Toots played a bit on something he recorded about 1990. Don't recall
the title, though I seem to remember cover colors of deeply saturated
and shaded red, purple, yellow, turquoise. I remember being backstage
with Toots at the Concord Jazz Festival a year or two later while Klugh
was doind his set, a highly controlled affair that was almost
indistinguishable from a recording. Toots did not evince much interest
in what was going on out front, instead concentrating on the harmonies
being generated by his pianist on a backstage piano (Sorry, don't
remember the pianist's name, I jsut remember that he was a youngish
African American man of slimmish build).

Winslow

--- Larry C <lcharmonica@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Does anyone know if there are Earl Klugh recordings with harmonica on
> them?  I am interesting in buying a few Klugh CDs to get up to speed
> on his stuff since I plan to see him at the Blue Note in NYC in Feb. 
> I know he is a legendary guitarist, but if he has harp on some of his
> recordings it will make those specific recordings all the more
> interesting to me since I play both instruments.  I think his
> upcoming performance will be without accompanyment (which is fine!),
> so it probably won't serve up any harp excitement.  
> 
> Larry C
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