Immerse yourself in the sultry and sophisticated sounds of Larry Carlton's "Deep Into It," released on November 13, 2001, under Warner Records. This captivating album spans a diverse range of jazz genres, including smooth jazz, jazz fusion, and cool jazz, offering a rich and varied listening experience. Clocking in at 55 minutes, "Deep Into It" is a testament to Carlton's virtuosity and versatility as a guitarist and composer.
The album kicks off with the infectious groove of "Put It Where You Want It," setting the stage for a journey through a collection of tracks that showcase Carlton's signature style and innovative approach. From the sultry "Deep into It" to the heartfelt ballad "I Still Believe," and the upbeat "It's a Groove Thang," each song is a masterclass in jazz guitar, blending smooth melodies with intricate solos.
Carlton's ability to infuse each track with a unique mood and atmosphere is evident throughout the album. "Morning Magic" exudes a sense of warmth and optimism, while "Closer to Home" offers a more introspective and reflective vibe. The album also features a standout cover of the Bread classic "I Can't Tell You Why," showcasing Carlton's ability to put his own spin on well-known tunes.
"Deep Into It" is not just an album; it's a celebration of Larry Carlton's enduring influence on the jazz world. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to leave you impressed and eager to explore more of his extensive discography.