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Carlton's debut was 1968's With a Little Help From My Friends, a respectable if not boring effort of him playing popular songs of the time. As the guitarist for the Crusaders, he helped to personify their commercial and fulfilling West Coast sound from 1971-1976. During the end of his tenure, it seemed like the group was limiting what he could do on his own. ...See Full Description
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| burnin' guitar excellemt fingerboard work- especially point it up and dont give it up his best work- everything after is sleepwalking By jwljr (boca raton florida) |
| Great 335/Boogie tone, licks and tunes. Carlton's playing here is awesome. The backing tracks are a little bland but Carlton is smoking all across the board here. By Randy (Nashville, TN) |
| NOthing great i expected more from this ablum,but not a big larry carlton fan neways,i would rather suggest to go for Lee Ritenour'captain finger' instead By a reviewer (CA,USA)  |
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