In 1973, he led his own quartet and performed live at the Jazz Workshop in Boston, a jazz hall of fame.This is the definitive title, recorded in the highest quality from the official new sound source, which is an order of magnitude different from the old work. Released. The members of the quartet are young Earl Crews, Roland Wilson on bass, and Zariah McCloskey on drums. Although it is a quartet without a piano, it has a style that is unique to the Benson Quartet by interweaving hard and soft sounds played with two guitars. The opening is the famous Freddie Hubbard song “Straight Life” and the cool guitar in the intro is exquisite. Other performances include Stax great Isaac Hayes’s “Caf Reggio”, Michel Legrand’s “My Life” with Earl Crewe playing live guitar, and Stanley Turrentine’s signature song “Sugar”, in which he also participated. You can listen to a variety of famous songs such as “Benson Quartet” in arrangements unique to the hard-core Benson Quartet. Furthermore, unlike the old title, it is produced from a new master that does not show any signs of deterioration over time, so we guarantee your satisfaction with the highest quality, which is hard to believe that it was recorded 47 years ago. Live at Jazz Workshop, Boston 02/20/1973 1.Straight Life 2.The Gentle Rain 3.Ode To A Kudu 4.Cafe Reggi 5.What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life?(Earl Klugh Solo Acoustic Auitar) 6.Marvin Gaye Medley (Save the Children / What’s Going On / Mercy Mercy Me) 7.Sugar 8.Superwoman 9.A Very Short Version Of Some Blues George Benson (g) Earl Crewe (g) Roland Wilson (b) Zariah McCloskey (dr)