Digitally remastered pressing containing two albums on one disc. From 1968 and 1973 come guitar virtuoso Carlton's first two solo albums. With A Little Help features Carlton's jazz versions of classic hits of the time such as 'Eleanor Rigby', 'Monday, Monday' and, of course, the album's title track. Singing/Playing features original material and musicians such as Jim Gordon, Wilton Felder, Stix Hooper and Joe Sample. Carlton's career has been as a superstar session man, member of the Crusaders and his own solo outings.
Digitally remastered pressing containing two albums on one disc. From 1968 and 1973 come guitar virtuoso Carlton's first two solo albums. With A Little Help features Carlton's jazz versions of classic hits of the time such as 'Eleanor Rigby', 'Monday, Monday' and, of course, the album's title track. Singing/Playing features original material and musicians such as Jim Gordon, Wilton Felder, Stix Hooper and Joe Sample. Carlton's career has been as a superstar session man, member of the Crusaders and his own solo outings.
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Available Formats and Editions
1. With a Little Help from My Friends
2. MacArthur Park
3. Don't You Care?
4. When Sunny Gets Blue
5. Honey
6. Monday Monday
7. Eleanor Rigby
8. The Odd Couple
9. By the Time I Get to Phoenix 1
10. People Get Ready 1
11. Easy Evil 1
12. I Cry Mercy 1
13. One More Chance 1
14. With Respect to Coltrane 1
15. American Family 1
16. Wavin' and Smilin' 1
17. Captain, Captain 1
18. Free Way
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Digitally remastered pressing containing two albums on one disc. From 1968 and 1973 come guitar virtuoso Carlton's first two solo albums. With A Little Help features Carlton's jazz versions of classic hits of the time such as 'Eleanor Rigby', 'Monday, Monday' and, of course, the album's title track. Singing/Playing features original material and musicians such as Jim Gordon, Wilton Felder, Stix Hooper and Joe Sample. Carlton's career has been as a superstar session man, member of the Crusaders and his own solo outings.
