and pressed alongside the excellent LPs Crazy For You and Dream Come True (Released by BCD Records under licence from EMI, Cat No: BCDCD952). The album's original cover shot was taken by Jerry Farber with the album's overall design concept led by Pete Parsons.Low Ride is significant in many regards. It was a dramatic and inspiring collection of contemporary jazz compositions, featuring some of the finest musicians of the time. Earl Klugh himself appeared to really come to the fore with this album and achieved one of the highest points of his career. The album also took its place alongside other albums at the time which included Bob James' All Around The Town (which featured Earl Klugh), Joe Sample The Hunter, Lonnie Liston Smith Dreams of Tomorrow, McCoy Tyner Looking Out and Sadao Watanabe How's Everything.Back In Central Park, Night Drive and Christina have all appeared on compilations released prior to the remastering of the Low Ride album. No film exists of Earl Klugh on tour with the album, nor has any studio footage been released to date. However, in 2000, Earl Klugh appeared at Jazz Central and this concert was subsequently released on DVD. Unfortunately, no tracks from Low Ride'' were performed. It is not known whether there are unreleased recordings or a series of demos in the vaults of Capitol / EMI from this album, but fans believe they do exist and look forward to the record company producing a 30th anniversary edition of the album that could have an additional disk of demos and unreleased recordings. Charts References 1983 albums Earl Klugh albums Albums arranged by David Matthews (keyboardist) Capitol Records albums