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Guitarist Bill Connors has forged a successful career by mixing light, pop-oriented fusion cuts with more ambitious works that showcase his considerable solo abilities and compositional skills. This was a trio date with Connors (who doubled as producer) playing in an introspective vein, showing his funk and rock side, and then playing with more imagination and style. The playing time was quite short (35 minutes-plus), but there was enough of Connors' guitar work presented to satisfy his fans and fusion/pop/light jazz followers. ~ Ron Wynn
Recorded at Mediasound, New York, New York.
Reissue producer: Jerry Gordon.
Composer: Bill Connors.
Recording information: Mediasound, New York, NY.
Photographer: Michel Delsol.
Personnel: Bill Connors (guitar); Tom Kennedy (electric bass); Kim Plainfield (drums).
Producer: Bill Connors.
Bill Connors Double Up Songs | 1. | Subtracks |
| 2. | Tud |
| 3. | Floor to Floor |
| 4. | Crunchy Cuts Up |
| 5. | Long Distance |
| 6. | Out by Twelve |
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