While we all agree that Earl Klugh's music and these musicians are extraordinary, let's not forget the Audio Quality typical of all the Java Jazz Festival videos. Allowing for a clean undistorted sound of all instruments when heard at home, and even better with your headphones on! Thanks to @EarlKlugh, @JavaJazzFest and @PeterGontha !
I have nothing but the greatest respect for Earl Klugh as a musician. Same thing for Dave Koz. But watching and listening to them perform at the Java Festival the quality of the sound is amazingly clear and of the highest quality. Thanks guys for lighting up the world with your music and talent.
I was in the building at this concert! I absolutely loved it . Nelson Rangel was one of my favorites. Earl klugh can play for me any day. This is absolutely beautiful music. I have most of Earl klugh 💿 Cd's. You will not find better music anywhere this was at Catalina Island. Beautiful weekend with my wonderful husband
Even guitar master George Benson himself said Earl klugh was a more accomplished guitarist than himself! You name it this brother can play them ALL, gypsy, Spanish flamenco, Brazilian, mandolins, 6 and 12 string acoustics, he's the CHIT!☝️😳
I didn't agree with you.they are both successful and playing from different perspective.George musical style is different to that of earklugh.stop comparing them
@@femipeadiastories Let's NOT "split hairs" over this, I KNOW that! I'm merely quoting something George Benson HIMSELF said, I DIDN'T make this up and can care LESS whether you agree with me or not, that REALLY doesn't matter and changes NOTHING, I didn't write this to satisfy YOU!☝️😳
@@ricardoflot2787 okay no problem.i had no issue with Earklugh.i am a jazz guitarist from Nigeria so I always see him as my boss and mentor.enjoy your good tunes of good music
My dad was not a good dad, and we left him as soon as we could. But boy did he know good music. That I'm listening to this great concert by Earl Klugh thirty years after my father playing his CD at home shows he had one very very great legacy. Thank you dad for introducing me to so many great artists.
I am so happy to see Earl Klugh today, my favorite Jazz player of the early 80's. The first one I heard and began to like Earl Klugh was Heart String.🥰😍💖
Baby Face these dudes are really gifted musicians OMG I love Jazz as a South African music listener I buy original Jazz collection ever month weekend to weekend I play my old and new Jazz collection. Thanks God
I I'm very disappointed that the audience didn't reciprocate NELSON RANGELL'S astonishing whistling performance with a roof raising ovation. (STANDING) !!!!!
Earl Klugh featuring Nelson Rangell at the 9th Annual Java Jazz Festival 2013, March 3, 2013. The band is: Earl Klugh - guitar, Nelson Rangell - piccolo, whistle, Ron Otis - drums, Al Turner - bass and David Lee Spradley - keyboards.
Earl Kugh is one of the few music pros whose virtuoso music I can listen to time and again, without getting bored. The cohesion of his group is no less than phenomenal, and each musician is a master. Thank you for being here for music lovers.
I was introduced to Earl Klugh by my ex brother-in-law when I was a sophomore in University of Nigeria. Since then I had become hooked to this dude. This man is an enigmatic mystery. I bow to competence and excellence. This team is simply...wonderful.
Earl Klugh is one of my mentors whom i met in detroit in 1974' at Baker's Keyboard Lounge,we became friends and stayed in touch for a couple years and Nelson Rangell and i were on a flight together from a music convention in nice,france to chicago which was his stop,i was on to dayton,ohio from there,loved meeting and talking with them both,Emmett North Jr.
Thank you Mr Klugh for your beautiful sounds. I truly enjoyed your performance at the Ferst Center for the arts at Georgia Tech many years ago. Your music makes this journey called life worth while.
I m inspired by the way his guitar strings touched so many people in the world including my self songs like Tropical Legs Living inside you life etc.good soothing music like church hyms.
Earl has been one of my favorite guitarists for 30years, Nelson never disappoints, his whistling ability, no one can do better, just Amazing. Earl's crew for this Jazz Fest, incredible, thank you for posting from the bottom of my heart.
Of all the years I've been listening to Earl Klughs music I've never seen him play in concert until I've discovered him live on RUclips and now I'm going back through his collection of music with his real live performances thank to RUclips I can now re-visit all my favourite music of my generation,I'm now into RUclips vault's of Alladdin's cave.😊
I have never had the chance to watch Earl on live. Sincerely, It has been a quite an experience for me as I have been listening Earl’s music for many years ago. I honestly thought that such wonderful music was impossible to be performed on live because its perfection, but I was totally wrong; It is even better!
I was at the show at Keystone Korner in San Franciso in like '73 when George Benson introduced a very young Earl Klugh to the crowd... it was an amazing night and I'll never forget being in the 2nd row tables and being stunned!
0:00 Brazilian Stomp 5:06 Across the Sand 11:02 Midnight in San Juan 16:31 Doc 22:17 Wishful Thinking 27:26 This Time 31:32 Vonetta 40:23 Living Inside Your Love 48:36 Sonora 56:59 Dr. Macumva 1:08:34 Twinkle 1:18:02 Heart String
I'm not a musician. When I first heard this, I thought it sounded boring. Then I read some of the comments below from people who obviously know a lot more about music than I do. So I gave it another 10 minutes of listening. After 5 minutes it started to grow on me. I have to add I have a lightning and thunderstorm going on outside whilst I'm listening to it and the two seem to go quite well together. Don't who this guy is but he seems to know what he is doing with that clarinet.
What an amazing musician and master song writer. Have followed Earl since the 1970's and saw him at the Blue Note in 2012 - a real gentleman and genuinely nice person!
I was a teenager when I got hooked to the Master of Acoustic Guitarist 70's and was an "A" student with Jazz Guitar players. Thank you for your Inspiration! God Bless You.🎸😎🇺🇸 EARL KLUGH
@@albertotoddie You are very lucky to have met Earl Klugh. When I’m off from work on the weekends I always listen to his songs especially the album Low Ride and Crazy for You , my two favourite albums of Earl Klugh
It just doesn't get any smoother than Earl Klugh,he is the perfect example of what someone can do when they start playing the guitar at age thirteen Love this guy !!!!
Awesome. Top of their game. Perfect performance. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹❤️❤️❤️🌹❤️🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I remember walking into A&A Records in Calgary one sunny afternoon some 20 years ago and hearing Earl Klugh for the first time. That is all it took to hook me on Smooth Jazz and his iconic sounds. Thank you so very much Mr. Klugh.
I've enjoyed contemporary jazz for decades thanks to Earl Klugh, he was also the first CJazz artist I saw in person. So to you Earl, I say THANK YOU for more than 30 years of great music.
+Fred Stuckmann Me too, I felt like he saved my life, when I was going thru a very difficult time. No one else on the planet plays like he does on nylon strings. He is a gift from our Creator.
Another magical performance by the one and only Earl Klugh. Still have fond memories of the free concert he gave at the Warner Theater in Washington, DC around 2007. In an interview he noted how the acoustic/electric guitar made his playing extended concerts so much easier. Mainly due to the fact that he no longer needed to work as hard to make his music heard.
EARL KLUGH my all time favorite jazz artist.Your music reminds me of something beautiful and sublime.Has been enjoying your timeless music over the years.
Well i like to stay off any social media but Mr. Earl Klugh you are helping an overweight ex-personal trainer fitness teacher get her groove back walking with you gives one motivation to move. A fan i am since the 80's Nelson Randell just blows me away with the control to whistle like an instrument.
a maestro smooth nylon string mentor. he mentors the strings to the melody and rhythm of his soulful jazzy virtuoso. as for mortals like us it just streams into our ears melting the eardrums like sweet drops of hot chocolate to one's tongue. hats off to earl klugh.
I've seen Earl and his crew for the last 8yrs at his sponsored Weekend of Jazz in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor. My wife and I have had dinner with him, drunk coffee with him, etc. He's just a very, very, nice guy. So are his band members. I recommend picking up there albums when u see them...you won't be disappointed!
Earl klugh appeals to all and sundry, he lifts you if only you find time to digest his music , his is a collection of the best instrumentalists of our time and Future 📡 Jazz 🎷 lovers.
The great Earl Klue on acoustic 🎸, Nelson Rangell with all his wind instruments and whistling, what was that sound with clinks, Mr. Rangell, you held in your hands? Look at all the instruments you play❤- Ron Otis, drums 🥁, Otis electric bass 🎸 they are brothers, (I think)-- David Leap, electric keys, Amaha FXB . I have been listening to this all morning. It brings me back to memories of beautiful sandy beaches roling in on the Atlantic of all shores of the Hamptons in the 80s with these sounds playing of colors of sunrises and sunets. Many thanks to all of you, you tranformed jazz to another level with these sensual smooth sounds. Yes , Al Jareau and Earl worked well together, George Benson and so many others. Bravo !!!!👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 I am a fairly good whistler myself 😂 Have a fantastic day❤ August 4, 2023 because I sure have been. 😃
Great, Wonderful and Evergreen. It was wonderful music at the beginning in the 80's; and any day, it will stand the test of time. God bless Earl Klugh and his team!!!!!!!
Earl Klugh is just an exceptional guitarist, I have been listening to him since I a little child and his music is still as fresh as ever. Also kudos to the great artist that he plays with.
The Earl Klugh Ensemble: prodigiously talented musicians. Wow! You give joy with every snarl of the drums, the willowing whistling, the depth of the thumping bass, the dexterity of David Lee on the key boards and of course the mystery of Earl's fingers on the acoustic strings. Undiluted joy. Thank you guys. Adebiyi John Aboderin
Heavenly. Jakarta was so very lucky to have had such an amazing artist perform there, (trust me, as I've been there several times). Don't know where the dislikes comes from, as this is just superb.
If you have also been an architects rep for Jakarta, you will see that with a slam dunk design no one jumps up and down, but as they keep calling you for each new design you have an idea that you are coming across well!
i think javajazz is one of the main reasons who made jazz getting more popular in indonesia, especially pioneering many jazz-themed concert around the country for the last decade, and then create a generation of jazz-based artist
Earl Klugh inspired me to pick up the guitar at a young age and his smooth, relaxed, melodic style influenced my guitar playing up to this day! I love Dream Come True and This Time and a lot more! Thanks Earl for the very beautiful music you are still giving us :)
Earl Klugh, is an inspiration for my work, since I've heard his melodic solos full of passion for music, he has changed mine, for me, one of the greatest influencers of smooth jazz, a soft jazz, jazz and other musical influences.
The wife and I hung out with Earl after a "One World Theatre" performance in Austin. After over 20 years of travel in the military listening to him from Album to MP3, I never could have imagined this guy was such a very nice person. I told him about one of my most memorable experiences. It was traveling across the English Channel by ferry listening to "Heart String". We consider him a friend. He signed my keep sake with a heart felt, "Thanks for taking me with you." Wow!
Absolutely timeless music. Listening to Living Inside Your Love, did anyone notice the single string harmonic that Earl Klugh played at 45:03? Listen from 44:50 and watch out for how he beautifully unleashed that pure harmonic to harmonize the soprano sax at 45:03....Phew, Earl Klugh....
The first time I heard Earl Klugh was year 1979. I was in love with... ready for your love...Wow!!!! Now I'm 59 still listening it with close eyes and it seems am on my younger years....
![[HD] EARL KLUGH / DOC / LIVING INSIDE YOUR LOVE / MONA LISA / THE LOOK OF LOVE](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iUX4qLtDzPs/mqdefault.jpg)
Brazilian Stomp 0:00 - 4:50
Across The Sand 5:06 - 10:46
Midnight In San Juan 11:05 - 16:14
DOC 16:37 - 21:59
Wishful Thinking 22:17 - 26:44
Earl Solo - This Time 27:27 - 31:19
Vonetta 31:34 - 39:35
Living Inside Your Love 40:24 - 48:14
Sonora 48:36 - 56:30
Dr. Macumva 57:02 - 1:08:02
Twinkle 1:08:34 - 1:16:52
Heart String 1:18:03 - 1:24:58
While we all agree that Earl Klugh's music and these musicians are extraordinary, let's not forget the Audio Quality typical of all the Java Jazz Festival videos. Allowing for a clean undistorted sound of all instruments when heard at home, and even better with your headphones on! Thanks to @EarlKlugh, @JavaJazzFest and @PeterGontha !
Exactly what I thought while listening. The quality of sound is like none other just crystal clear
I agree! Great music, arrangement & the audio quality is spectacular!!!
Gd rt dp9
I've been listening to this in the 80's..I enjoy it much while in a Ride.
I have nothing but the greatest respect for Earl Klugh as a musician. Same thing for Dave Koz. But watching and listening to them perform at the Java Festival the quality of the sound is amazingly clear and of the highest quality.
Thanks guys for lighting up the world with your music and talent.
I was in the building at this concert! I absolutely loved it . Nelson Rangel was one of my favorites. Earl klugh can play for me any day. This is absolutely beautiful music. I have most of Earl klugh 💿 Cd's. You will not find better music anywhere this was at Catalina Island. Beautiful weekend with my wonderful husband
Me too
Awesome! Music which universal
Even guitar master George Benson himself said Earl klugh was a more accomplished guitarist than himself! You name it this brother can play them ALL, gypsy, Spanish flamenco, Brazilian, mandolins, 6 and 12 string acoustics, he's the CHIT!☝️😳
The first time I saw George Benson live (1980-ish), Earl opened for him, and I was completely blown away.
I didn't agree with you.they are both successful and playing from different perspective.George musical style is different to that of earklugh.stop comparing them
@@femipeadiastories Let's NOT "split hairs" over this, I KNOW that! I'm merely quoting something George Benson HIMSELF said, I DIDN'T make this up and can care LESS whether you agree with me or not, that REALLY doesn't matter and changes NOTHING, I didn't write this to satisfy YOU!☝️😳
@@ricardoflot2787 okay no problem.i had no issue with Earklugh.i am a jazz guitarist from Nigeria so I always see him as my boss and mentor.enjoy your good tunes of good music
@@femipeadiastories I dig them BOTH!👍🏿
My dad was not a good dad, and we left him as soon as we could. But boy did he know good music. That I'm listening to this great concert by Earl Klugh thirty years after my father playing his CD at home shows he had one very very great legacy. Thank you dad for introducing me to so many great artists.
bless you for the blessing my brother
@@henryclemons9769 Thank you, what I lovely message
This EARL was one of the Reason Why I was hooked to JAZZ. Ever since i heard him in the 80's!
Lo maximo en musica verdadera con notas de. Instrumentos de cuerda viento
Lo maximo en musica Jazz de instrumentos de cuerda. Viento. Percusión natural. Y notas
I am so happy to see Earl Klugh today, my favorite Jazz player of the early 80's. The first one I heard and began to like Earl Klugh was Heart String.🥰😍💖
He has an influence on me as well.
Me since the mid 70's
I find myself smiling whenever I listen to Earl Klugh’s music. It doesn’t matter how other things are….
It doesn't get any smoother or tighter than this. Just Beautiful!
You can't go wrong with Earl Klugh, definitely a spectacular collaboration with Nelson Rangell,
Yes nelson ist absolutely top Masters and give This concert the exzellent drive and Power.wonderfull....
As a musician who worked in Denver for 3 decades, I crossed paths with Nelson several times--What an amazing talent, especially on the flute/piccolo!!
I've been listening to Earl Klugh since 1977. The sounds and music has not change. Earl, you're the man. Really enjoyed watching you play.
Nelson Rangel, Earl Klugh, David Lee Spradley , and Dave Grusin all in one place. Fantastic. Love it.
Baby Face these dudes are really gifted musicians OMG I love Jazz as a South African music listener I buy original Jazz collection ever month weekend to weekend I play my old and new Jazz collection. Thanks God
ruclips.net/video/gFwhlGTYYQ4/видео.html same bass & drum
I love Earl Klugh eversince:)
THE! ONE! (PLACE)! TO! BE! FOR! THESE! (JAZZ!MUSIC)! CLASS! (GREATS)! IS! THIS! THE! JAVA! JAZZ! FESTIVAL! (2013)! NOW! YOU! KNOW! THE! ORIGINAL! (JAZZ!MAN)! BLACK!MAN! 🙂*MIKE! SPENCE! HA! HA! HA!
The best combinations of pure breed sound. Thank you 🙏
Nelson Rangell's whistling is spectacular! like a wind instrument unto itself!
Earl Klugh's musical talent is a sublime gift from our Creator.
All musicians and artists who make music without politics and/or ideologies are gifts from the Lord.
I I'm very disappointed that the audience didn't reciprocate NELSON RANGELL'S astonishing whistling performance with a roof raising ovation. (STANDING) !!!!!
Such an underrated and unappreciated musician in the guitar circles.
Why do you say they're underrated n unappreciated??? Are you "backgrounded" to appreciate Jazz music. Only intellectuals ...
He wasn't in the 1970s
If you don't like it, you probably don't understand it. What a lovely gift!!! I thank and salute EARL for giving us marvelous music.
Earl Klugh featuring Nelson Rangell at the 9th Annual Java Jazz Festival 2013, March 3, 2013.
The band is: Earl Klugh - guitar, Nelson Rangell - piccolo, whistle, Ron Otis - drums, Al Turner - bass and David Lee Spradley - keyboards.
Earl klugh is my favorite...
Great !!! I have seen Nelson Rangell in the UK many years ago. He is brilliant.
Earl Kugh is one of the few music pros whose virtuoso music I can listen to time and again, without getting bored. The cohesion of his group is no less than phenomenal, and each musician is a master. Thank you for being here for music lovers.
Earl Klugh lifts my spirit always. I love it.
This bass player is no joke!
Yes i agree !
En dirait George BENSON lui même!
Al Turner.
Earl will always be one of my favourite acoustic guitar players 🥰🥰🥰
Earl is one of contemporary jazz's best guitarists! I love his music and the band is excellent!
Wow they all play so well in their own respective instrument. Cohesion is at par excellence! What a wonderful concert.
I was introduced to Earl Klugh by my ex brother-in-law when I was a sophomore in University of Nigeria. Since then I had become hooked to this dude. This man is an enigmatic mystery. I bow to competence and excellence. This team is simply...wonderful.
Yeah its nice sound of jass to refressin
I am a musician drum player and I enjoy it very much this concert. That´s music to the best of musicians. well done Earl Klugh!!!
What an amazing talent! Thanks Earl for all those years of great music. You are a true genius!
Earl Klugh is one of my mentors whom i met in detroit in 1974' at Baker's Keyboard Lounge,we became friends and stayed in touch for a couple years and Nelson Rangell and i were on a flight together from a music convention in nice,france to chicago which was his stop,i was on to dayton,ohio from there,loved meeting and talking with them both,Emmett North Jr.
earl klugh open my ears to jazz in the early 80's and i still listen to him to this day.
Thank you Mr Klugh for your beautiful sounds. I truly enjoyed your performance at the Ferst Center for the arts at Georgia Tech many years ago. Your music makes this journey called life worth while.
Wow, that bass player is awesome. I like how he lays back so much and plays so LOW. Incredible group of musicians. Thank you for sharing.
Love Smooth Jazz. Thousands of musicians started playing it because of the Great Mr Klugh. We are tremendously grateful.
Excellent playing and beautiful music. There's a lot to learn from guys like Klugh.
tellement tellement magnifique.......quelle symbiose (des musiciens amoureux de musique) et cela donne ce merveilleux moment
This is what you call a great jazz player. Been a fan for years. Love love love this group.
I m inspired by the way his guitar strings touched so many people in the world including my self songs like Tropical Legs Living inside you life etc.good soothing music like church hyms.
Earl has been one of my favorite guitarists for 30years, Nelson never disappoints, his whistling ability, no one can do better, just Amazing. Earl's crew for this Jazz Fest, incredible, thank you for posting from the bottom of my heart.
Nelson Rangell is the best !! And his performance on this event was one of the best
OUTSTANDING FLUTE AND WHISTLE SOLO! Phenomenal!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎼🎶🎵🎶🎼
Of all the years I've been listening to Earl Klughs music I've never seen him play in concert until I've discovered him live on RUclips and now I'm going back through his collection of music with his real live performances thank to RUclips I can now re-visit all my favourite music of my generation,I'm now into RUclips vault's of Alladdin's cave.😊
Three of my favorite musicians; Earl Klugh, Nelson Rangell, & Al Turner. Great music!
Earl Klugh, Nelson Rangell, & Al Turner. Ron Otis still playing with the band ! the dexterity of David Lee on the key boards !!!!
I had this album in the late 70's. David sanborn. These guys are hall of fame.
I have never had the chance to watch Earl on live. Sincerely, It has been a quite an experience for me as I have been listening Earl’s music for many years ago. I honestly thought that such wonderful music was impossible to be performed on live because its perfection, but I was totally wrong; It is even better!
Earl was my wife and my first live concert together. We were dating at the time. 39 years ago.
I was at the show at Keystone Korner in San Franciso in like '73 when George Benson introduced a very young Earl Klugh to the crowd... it was an amazing night and I'll never forget being in the 2nd row tables and being stunned!
I watched this concert on the internet, your music enriched my soul, thank you to the whole team.
0:00 Brazilian Stomp
5:06 Across the Sand
11:02 Midnight in San Juan
16:31 Doc
22:17 Wishful Thinking
27:26 This Time
31:32 Vonetta
40:23 Living Inside Your Love
48:36 Sonora
56:59 Dr. Macumva
1:08:34 Twinkle
1:18:02 Heart String
I'm not a musician. When I first heard this, I thought it sounded boring. Then I read some of the comments below from people who obviously know a lot more about music than I do. So I gave it another 10 minutes of listening. After 5 minutes it started to grow on me. I have to add I have a lightning and thunderstorm going on outside whilst I'm listening to it and the two seem to go quite well together. Don't who this guy is but he seems to know what he is doing with that clarinet.
same. Hear first, then say!
for you to appreciate jazz, you should listen to it with your heart and soul...if not then, you ever wont..
nice to hear your comment stevo728822
That's the spirit! ;o)))
Nelson Rangel on alto sax
What an amazing musician and master song writer. Have followed Earl since the 1970's and saw him at the Blue Note in 2012 - a real gentleman and genuinely nice person!
I was a teenager when I got hooked to the Master of Acoustic Guitarist 70's and was an "A" student with Jazz Guitar players. Thank you for your Inspiration! God Bless You.🎸😎🇺🇸 EARL KLUGH
Earl Klugh really epitomises jazz in its totality and the team simply phenomenal
I hope one day I’m gonna meet Earl Klugh just to thank him for his beautiful music. I’ve been hooked on his music since 1988
Saw him perform in Atlanta-early 80’s -Hooked is perfect word….to this day! Sun & Convertible to a beach ! Perfect traveling music ! Thank you EK!
@@albertotoddie You are very lucky to have met Earl Klugh. When I’m off from work on the weekends I always listen to his songs especially the album Low Ride and Crazy for You , my two favourite albums of Earl Klugh
I am pretty sure heaven will sound like Earl's playing. Nelson is amazing !
It just doesn't get any smoother than Earl Klugh,he is the perfect example of what someone can do when they start playing the guitar at age thirteen Love this guy !!!!
Been listening to this guy for years, absolutely one of my all time favorites.
This is beyond phenomenon. Earl Klugh is a crowned King!!!
On my bucket list is an Earl Klugh live concert
Earl Klugh and Nelson Rangell create magic together!! Great music!
Awesome. Top of their game. Perfect performance. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹❤️❤️❤️🌹❤️🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wow! Earl Klugh's tunes are so awesome! Man who made smooth jazz popular! :)
Earl Klugh is the one who made me fall in love with jazz music.
I remember walking into A&A Records in Calgary one sunny afternoon some 20 years ago and hearing Earl Klugh for the first time. That is all it took to hook me on Smooth Jazz and his iconic sounds. Thank you so very much Mr. Klugh.
I think I am going to follow on your footsteps... fall in love with jazz music, will see how it goes. But I agree, Earl Klugh is so amazing. Beautiful
Well, same here
midnight in san juan is one of my favorite jazz song what a piece of art!
I've been listening to this guys for decades!😎
Love it, Earl Klugh one of the best jazz musicians..been a fan for many years.
I've enjoyed contemporary jazz for decades thanks to Earl Klugh, he was also the first CJazz artist I saw in person. So to you Earl, I say THANK YOU for more than 30 years of great music.
+Fred Stuckmann Me too, I felt like he saved my life, when I was going thru a very difficult time. No one else on the planet plays like he does on nylon strings. He is a gift from our Creator.
Another magical performance by the one and only Earl Klugh. Still have fond memories of the free concert he gave at the Warner Theater in Washington, DC around 2007. In an interview he noted how the acoustic/electric guitar made his playing extended concerts so much easier. Mainly due to the fact that he no longer needed to work as hard to make his music heard.
Learned jazz music in the 80’s while was working overseas in jeddah,ksa.Love EKlugh music it touches my heart n soul.Sublime.....
EARL KLUGH my all time favorite jazz artist.Your music reminds me of something beautiful and sublime.Has been enjoying your timeless music over the years.
Well i like to stay off any social media but Mr. Earl Klugh you are helping an overweight ex-personal trainer fitness teacher get her groove back walking with you gives one motivation to move. A fan i am since the 80's Nelson Randell just blows me away with the control to whistle like an instrument.
a maestro smooth nylon string mentor. he mentors the strings to the melody and rhythm of his soulful jazzy virtuoso. as for mortals like us it just streams into our ears melting the eardrums like sweet drops of hot chocolate to one's tongue. hats off to earl klugh.
I've seen Earl and his crew for the last 8yrs at his sponsored Weekend of Jazz in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor. My wife and I have had dinner with him, drunk coffee with him, etc. He's just a very, very, nice guy. So are his band members. I recommend picking up there albums when u see them...you won't be disappointed!
One of the best acoustic guitar players of his generation! I have all his collection, by the way!
Seen him numerous times, I just love his music!
Earl klugh appeals to all and sundry, he lifts you if only you find time to digest his music , his is a collection of the best instrumentalists of our time and
Future 📡 Jazz 🎷 lovers.
Earl composes and plays some of the most beautiful melodies ever! The great Al Turner is amazing on bass and the band is outstanding!!!
Earl Klugh is simply one of the very best....jazz smooth like hot buttered rum
The great Earl Klue on acoustic 🎸, Nelson Rangell with all his wind instruments and whistling, what was that sound with clinks, Mr. Rangell, you held in your hands? Look at all the instruments you play❤- Ron Otis, drums 🥁, Otis electric bass 🎸 they are brothers, (I think)-- David Leap, electric keys, Amaha FXB .
I have been listening to this all morning. It brings me back to memories of beautiful sandy beaches roling in on the Atlantic of all shores of the Hamptons in the 80s with these sounds playing of colors of sunrises and sunets.
Many thanks to all of you, you tranformed jazz to another level with these sensual smooth sounds.
Yes , Al Jareau and Earl worked well together, George Benson and so many others.
Bravo !!!!👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
I am a fairly good whistler myself 😂
Have a fantastic day❤
August 4, 2023 because I sure have been. 😃
It’s Al Turner on Bass 😁
Great, Wonderful and Evergreen. It was wonderful music at the beginning in the 80's; and any day, it will stand the test of time. God bless Earl Klugh and his team!!!!!!!
The drummer and basses are awesome. I Love how the drums and bass backs up the team so well. The push up bras for the band. Haha
Earl Klugh is just an exceptional guitarist, I have been listening to him since I a little child and his music is still as fresh as ever.
Also kudos to the great artist that he plays with.
The Earl Klugh Ensemble: prodigiously talented musicians. Wow! You give joy with every snarl of the drums, the willowing whistling, the depth of the thumping bass, the dexterity of David Lee on the key boards and of course the mystery of Earl's fingers on the acoustic strings. Undiluted joy. Thank you guys.
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Earl Klugh is one of my favorites along with Jonathan Butler. That sax player is one baaaad jammin' dude!!
Adrian Yates sax guy is Nelson Rangell. Out of Colorado. Love his music 😀
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nailed it! me too
i'm huge Earl Klugh & Bob James fans & also Lee Ritenour the old day in NZ i always bought they re LP so fantastic
min 5:06 ... across the sand, my favourite, the live performance is even better, my goodness, great concert!
i just love Earl Klugh, he's like a musical angel
I don't think you love him more than I do
my all time favorite jazz artist....you're the best Earl!
The Best of Earl Klugh is one the greatest compiled works by him. I'm grateful to have met him in 1986.
Heavenly. Jakarta was so very lucky to have had such an amazing artist perform there, (trust me, as I've been there several times). Don't know where the dislikes comes from, as this is just superb.
If you have also been an architects rep for Jakarta, you will see that with a slam dunk design no one jumps up and down, but as they keep calling you for each new design you have an idea that you are coming across well!
i think javajazz is one of the main reasons who made jazz getting more popular in indonesia, especially pioneering many jazz-themed concert around the country for the last decade, and then create a generation of jazz-based artist
Earl was a brilliant one of the best artist i heard. Love to hear his music....
I so much love Earl klugh such a United band always bringing sounds of joy... I wish him a more blessed life
Earl Klugh inspired me to pick up the guitar at a young age and his smooth, relaxed, melodic style influenced my guitar playing up to this day! I love Dream Come True and This Time and a lot more! Thanks Earl for the very beautiful music you are still giving us :)
Wonderful tune, you just can't stop listening Earl Klugh
Earl Klugh, is an inspiration for my work, since I've heard his melodic solos full of passion for music, he has changed mine, for me, one of the greatest influencers of smooth jazz, a soft jazz, jazz and other musical influences.
"one of the finest acoustic guitar of all time" .. i regret to miss his show .. once in a life time ..
The wife and I hung out with Earl after a "One World Theatre" performance in Austin. After over 20 years of travel in the military listening to him from Album to MP3, I never could have imagined this guy was such a very nice person. I told him about one of my most memorable experiences. It was traveling across the English Channel by ferry listening to "Heart String". We consider him a friend. He signed my keep sake with a heart felt, "Thanks for taking me with you." Wow!
what a humbling experience it must have been!
you're lucky
I had a similar experience on Kiawah Island.
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Earl Klugh is my favorite guitar player
This performance is such a masterpiece
Absolutely timeless music. Listening to Living Inside Your Love, did anyone notice the single string harmonic that Earl Klugh played at 45:03? Listen from 44:50 and watch out for how he beautifully unleashed that pure harmonic to harmonize the soprano sax at 45:03....Phew, Earl Klugh....
Excellent performance with very high audio quality
I completely agree.
Saxophoniste aussi est vraiment formidable ! Merci , merci , merci
Setlist:
1. Brazilian Stomp - 0:00
2. Across The Sand - 5:06
3. Midnight In San Juan - 11:05
4. Doc - 16:35
5. Wishiful Thinking - 22:17
6. This Time - 27:26
7. Vonetta - 31:33
8. Living Inside Your Love - 40:23
9. Sonora - 48:36
10. Dr. Macumva - 57:01
11. Twinkle - 1:08:34
12. Heart String - 1:18:03
My favorite at 05:06 - Across the sands
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Thank you. Across the sand!
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Thanks a lot man!
That's a perfect jazz show...especially Nelson Rangell.. salut for you all..
The more I listen to earl klugh, the more i know I cant play guitar. Oh wow, THANK YOU sir for your music!
The first time I heard Earl Klugh was year 1979. I was in love with... ready for your love...Wow!!!! Now I'm 59 still listening it with close eyes and it seems am on my younger years....