Larry Carlton
Larry Carlton is an American jazz, blues, and rock guitarist known for his smooth, expressive playing and prolific session work. Born in 1948, Carlton began his career in the late 1960s and gained recognition as a member of The Crusaders and later as a solo artist. He has contributed to hundreds of albums, including iconic recordings with Steely Dan, Joni Mitchell, and Michael Jackson. Carlton’s solo work, such as the Grammy-winning album "No Substitutions" with Steve Lukather, showcases his signature blend of jazz fusion and melodic phrasing. He is widely respected for his technical skill, versatility, and influence on contemporary guitarists.
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