US EditionThe 1969 LP That Marked The ‘Shape Of Things To Come’ For George Benson
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The 1969 LP That Marked The ‘Shape Of Things To Come’ For George Benson
For someone who first recorded at the age of nine, George Benson was practically a veteran by the time he released what became his first US chart album, Shape Of Things To Come, at 26. The year was 1969, and the LP was even more significant as the jazz guitar sensation’s first since signing to A&M/CTI. It was also the initial fruit in a long-running relationship with Creed Taylor as producer. The virtuoso from Pittsburgh had made his album debut…
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