Earl Klugh Sudden Burst Of Energy CD

SUDDEN BURST OF ENERGY includes a discography of Earl Klugh's Warner Brothers releases.

Ever since he gained attention playing with George Benson as a teenager in the early '70s, guitarist Earl Klugh has been quite popular and famed for his pretty sound. Klugh, who has several times stated that he does not consider himself a jazz soloist, generally records melodic and lightly funky material that fits into the easy listening music he enjoys playing. On this particular CD, the main departure from his usual recordings is that Klugh wrote all 11 songs. Joined by a large and sympathetic rhythm section plus an occasional saxophonist, Klugh does not take any chances or depart from his usual formula, creating superior background music that will please his fans. ~ Scott Yanow

Live Recording

Recorded at Studio A, Dearborn Heights, Michigan.

Personnel: Earl Klugh (piano, electric piano, keyboards, guitar); Eddie Bullard (vocals); Lenny Price, Raymond Manzerolle (saxophone); Luis Resto, Vernon Fails (piano, keyboards); Ronnie Foster, Barnaby Finch, Thom Hall (keyboards); Reggie McTaw (guitar); Al Turner (bass); Gene Dunlap (drums, percussion); Harvey Mason, Ron Otis (drums); Marlon Crawford, Lorenzo Brown (congas); Mario Resto (timbales); Paulinho Da Costa (percussion).

Engineers: David Palmer, Randy Poole.

Personnel: Earl Klugh (guitar, piano, electric piano, keyboards); Eddie Bullard (vocals); Reggie McTaw (guitar); Lenny Price, Ray Manzerolle (saxophone); Vernon Falls, Luis Resto, Vernon D. Fails (piano, keyboards); Thom Hall, Rene Hall, Ronnie Foster, Barnaby Finch (keyboards); Gene Dunlap (drums, percussion); Harvey Mason, Sr. , Ron Otis (drums); Lorenzo Brown, Marlon "Bepop" Crawford (congas); Mario Resto (timbales); Paulinho Da Costa (percussion).

Audio Mixer: Don Murray .

Recording information: Studio A, Dearborn Heights, MI (1996).

Illustrator: Meredith Lea Bailey.

Photographer: Les Ward.