John Ewing

In the ’80s the credit for John Ewing on Atlantic R&B documenting sessions would examine “keyboards,” but from the ’90s electronic keyboard instruments were reproducing quicker than bunnies, producing a “multi-instrument” category for the person when he helped Tina Turner with hits such as for example “What’s Love Surely got to Do with It.” Information like this were the merchandise of tremendous record brands — Capitol, regarding the Turner single edges that Ewing was associated with — however the early program days of the designer included many careers on the 3rd party, small label part of the LA R&B picture. The achievement of Atlantic in advertising this form of music on the grand size was a increase for records such as for example Lillian “Lil” Green’s “I’ve Got That Feelin'” and ideal for the music artists that played in it aswell. Ewing’s tempo section mate upon this classic side is definitely Chuck Norris, but this cool program guitarist is normally no regards to the challenging guy from the same name.