How To Beat The High Cost Of Living (Music From The Original Soundtrack) – Hubert Laws And Earl Klugh – LP – Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

How To Beat The High Cost Of Living (Music From The Original Soundtrack) pairs two titans of the jazz world—flutist Hubert Laws and guitarist Earl Klugh—at the peak of their creative journey. This 1980 gem captures the breezy optimism and urban sophistication of its era, weaving lush flute melodies and nimble guitar lines into a tapestry that’s as cinematic as it is musically rewarding. Laws’ expressive phrasing and Klugh’s gentle, melodic touch create an atmosphere that feels effortlessly cool yet deeply inviting, elevating the film’s comedic misadventures with a soundtrack that stands tall on its own.

More than just a relic of a particular movie or decade, this album distills the essence of jazz-fusion’s golden years—when mainstream accessibility met adventurous musicianship. For vinyl collectors, it offers a snapshot of two virtuosos embracing groove, melody, and subtle interplay. Whether you’re revisiting the film’s quirky charm or simply savoring the pure sonic joy of Laws and Klugh in dialogue, this soundtrack is a testament to the enduring magic of jazz as a living, breathing art form. A must-have for anyone who appreciates the intersection of film and jazz history.

Track List:
A1 – Down River – 2:20
A2 – Night Moves – 5:25
A3 – Piccolo Boogie – 4:30
A4 – Dream Something – 3:37
B1 – It’s So Easy Loving You – 4:06
B2 – The Edge – 2:16
B3 – The Caper – 2:29
B4 – Ready To Run – 1:37
B5 – The Scuffle – 2:14
B6 – Song For A Pretty Girl – 3:09