Earl Klugh, the acclaimed American acoustic guitarist and composer, delivers a captivating musical experience with his 17th studio album, "Move," released in 1994 under 143/Warner Records. This album is a seamless blend of smooth jazz, jazz fusion, and cool jazz, showcasing Klugh's virtuosic guitar skills and his ability to create soothing, melodic compositions.
"Move" features 11 tracks, including standout pieces like "Across the Sand," "Nightwalk," and "The Highway Song." The album's title track, "Move," sets the pace with its infectious rhythm, while "Big Turtle River" offers a serene, introspective interlude. Klugh's signature style is evident throughout, with his delicate fingerpicking and warm, resonant tone.
The album's production is top-notch, with Klugh serving as both writer and producer. "Move" reached number 25 on Billboard's Top Contemporary Jazz Albums chart for 1994, a testament to its critical and commercial success. Whether you're a longtime fan of Earl Klugh or a newcomer to his music, "Move" is a must-listen that highlights the best of his smooth jazz prowess.
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