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La grabación se realizó entre diciembre de 1975 y abril de 1976. En este periodo, Georg Wadenius había dejado su puesto, siendo sustituido por Mike Stern, aunque en algunos conciertos la guitarra la asumió Steve Khan.
More Than Ever was produced by Bob James who brought in such legendary session players as Steve Khan on guitar, Richard Tee on keyboards, Eric Gale on guitar, Hugh McCracken on guitar, and Eric Weissberg on banjo and dobro along with vocalist Patti Austin on background vocals to complement the regular BS&T lineup.
Career. Steven Harris Cahn was born in Los Angeles. His father, lyricist Sammy Cahn, "loved to hear any and all versions of his songs". He took piano lessons as a child and played drums for the surf rock band the Chantays. The band's guitarist exposed him to the albums Tough Talk by The Crusaders and Movin' Wes by Wes Montgomery.In his late teens he quit the drums and started playing guitar.
Steve Khan (Los Ángeles, 28 de abril de 1947) es un guitarrista norteamerciano de jazz y jazz rock. Ha trabajado con un gran número de músicos de primer nivel, entre ellos Steely Dan, Billy Joel, Michael Franks, Hubert Laws, Billy Cobham, Jack DeJohnette, James Brown, Maynard Ferguson, y Weather Report.
In one sense, these performances could have always been considered a tribute to him, but now, they take on that role more than ever. Steve's solo is full of interesting twists and turns, and the analysis tells quite a story of how this all came into being.
Blood Sweat And Tears, Bob James, Eric Gale, Hugh McCracken, Mike Stern, Patti Austin, Richard Tee, Steve Khan. More Than Ever is the ninth album by the band Blood, Sweat & Tears, released in July 1976. This was the band’s ninth studio album and their last for Columbia Records.
11 de oct. de 2015 · Steve Khan - 1990 "Public Access". Steve Khan is a bit of an enigma in jazz guitar circles, as he neither clearly succeeds nor fails in any of his efforts. This is an exception, however, as the presence of Dave Weckl makes for one of the best GRP releases of the '90s. Khan's sound is still a bit weak, but his compositions are strong, as is the ...
