Earl Klugh Biography

Earl Klugh is a gifted acoustic guitarist who cites Chet Atkins as his greatest inspiration. When he was 15, Klugh played on a Yusef Lateef album, and in 1971, he was recognized for his contributions to George Benson's White Rabbit album. In 1973, Klugh was a regular with George Benson, and in 1974, he was a member of Return to Forever for a short time. Klugh's solo career has been a success, with the publication of his CD Blue Note. One on One, his duet with pianist Bob James, received a Grammy in 1979. Before the follow-up to One on One, Two of a Kind, was released in 1982, he continued to release solo albums. Earl Klugh released one of his most popular albums, Soda Fountain Shuffle, in 1984, then followed it up with his greatest artistic statement, the self-explanatory Solo Guitar, in 1989.

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