Earl Klugh/Living Inside Your Love/Magic in Your Eyes

Personnel: Earl Klugh (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Lee Ritenour (electric guitar); Margaret Ross (harp); Fred Buldrini, Ruth Buffington, Tony Posk, Norman Carr, Joseph Goodman, Gerald Tarack, Ann Barak, Guy Lumia, Doris Carr, Noel Pointer, Harold Kohon, Jean Ingraham (violin); Theodore Israel, Julien Barber (viola); Richard Locker, Charles McCracken (cello); Thelma Beach, Kenneth Yerke, Karen Jones , Myer Bello, Joseph Stepansky , Marcia Van Dyke, Alexander Murray, Bernard Kundell, Charles Veal, Jr., Daniel Shindatyov, Pamela Goldsmith, Edgar Lustgarten, Ralph Schaeffer, Marie Fera (strings); Pete Christlieb (flute, tenor saxophone); Jerome Richardson (flute, baritone saxophone); Ray Pizzi (soprano saxophone); Chuck Findley, Oscar Brashear (trumpet, flugelhorn); Garnett Brown (trombone); Dave Grusin (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, synthesizer, percussion); Harvey Mason, Sr. (drums, percussion); Laudir Deoliverira (percussion).
Audio Mixers: Phil Schier; Larry Rosen .
Audio Remasterer: Andrew Thompson .
Liner Note Authors: George Benson ; Les Davis; Michael Heatley.
Recording information: C.A. Workshop, Nashville, TN (01/1976-02/1976); Columbia's 30th Street Studio, New York (01/1976-02/1976); Electric Lady Studios, New York (01/1976-02/1976); Kandun (01/1976-02/1976); Kendun Recorders, Burbank, CA (01/1976-02/1976); Music City Music Hall (01/1976-02/1976); Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA (01/1976-02/1976); Sound Factory, Hollywood (01/1976-02/1976); Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, CA (01/1976-02/1976).
Photographers: Norman Seeff; Paul Ruscha.
Arranger: Dave Grusin.
Beat Goes On repackaged and re-released three Earl Klugh LPs from the 70s on EMI/Blue Note -- Earl Klugh, Living Inside Your Love, and Magic in Your Eyes -- as a two-disc set. It's not a bad way to acquire the albums if you don't already own them, but isn't recommended for the casual fan. ~ Al Campbell