Bob James' outing with guitarist Earl Klugh takes the listener on an extremely relaxing journey on this 1992 release. James' soft-edged keyboards blend effortlessly with Klugh's acoustic guitar, while Harvey Mason maintains steady, soft percussion in the background, and bassist Gary King jams gently along.A true collaborative effort, all but two of the 12 tracks were composed by either James or Klugh, and they accompany one another throughout the recording. There are some top-notch arrangements, including Klugh's "The Sponge," "New York Samba," and James' "The Night That Love Came Back," which many listeners will find the perfect romantic backdrop.
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Nice album. Thanks for the post!
ThorZeen
A good one. Thx for sharing!!!
ThAnKz
got their album ONE ON ONE, it has some real dope samples to cut on it, but besides that, its a decent album to jam in general, appreciate the hook up, will be listening to this album for the experience, not just the crate digging value
keep up the mad work
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