Larry Carlton/France 2004 & Japan 1991

The live performance in 2004 after the release of the blues album “Sapphire Blue”, which could be called a return to the roots for Carlton, and the Tokyo performance in 1991 are both recorded in official quality professional shots. The first half, 53 minutes, was from the Paris performance on July 8, 2004, and was a full-fledged live performance from the tour accompanying the release of “Sapphire Blue,” focusing on songs from the same album that featured brass that looked great live. By Minutes”, “Smiles And Smiles To GO”, etc., it is a career summary content. The second half, just under 50 minutes, is an electric stage full of hit tunes, including “Room 335,” a performance from the Playboy Jazz Fest Tokyo performance held on August 16, 1991, even in a difficult, even hopeless, situation. Even if you’re not a fan, it’s sure to bring tears to your eyes as Mr. 335 returns to the front line with his strong spirit and never gives in. The entire film has been digitally remastered in superb image and sound quality, and the beginnings and fruition of his desire for the blues, his roots, which became prominent in the 1990s, are reflected in this work, both at once. It can be said that it is an interesting release for fans in that it can be confirmed in the video. The recording time is 102 minutes in professional format with menu chapters.