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On the night of February 6th, 1970 , Miles Davis left Columbia's Studio B having laid down tracks that would become Big Fun's nineteen minute Recollections . Miles wanted eggs. He, John McLaughlin, and Chick Corea walked three blocks down the street to Diana's Diner. Eggs were consumed. Then Miles took a cab to the apartment where he was staying, fell asleep on the sofa, and had a fish dream: Incomprehensibilis...
COMP. 6K COMP. 6I Anthony Braxton The Complete Braxton Freedom : 1971 6K: AB, sopranino sax; Chick Corea, piano. 6I: AB, alto sax; Kenny Wheeler, trumpet; Dave Holland, bass; Barry Altschul, drums. We’re embarking on a month-long celebration of the music of Anthony Braxton. The catalyst? The October release of Braxton’s complete Arista recordings from the 1970s. One of THE great lost treasure troves...
Pianist Roy Assaf and bassist Eddy Khaimovich are true musical soul mates. Much like the legendary partnerships of Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, Donald Byrd and Pepper Adams, or Chick Corea and Gary Burton, Assaf and Khaimovich share unique similarities in their approach to playing and composing, perhaps as a result of their shared cultural heritage. On Andarta, the two New York-based, Israeli...
News: 18-09-2008: This is FG playing yet other version of the Chick Corea song Got a Match? and the solo. Frank Gambale playing Got a Match? version 4. This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Recorded live in 1969: Miles Davis - Trumpet, John McLaughlin - Guitar, Wayne Shorter - Sax Jack De Johnette - Drums, Chick Corea - Keys, Dave Holland - Bass From Wiki: Often cited as one of Davis’ best-selling albums and masterpieces, Bitches Brew marked a turning point in modern jazz. Upon release, it received mixed criticism from fans and [...]
Jazz legends, Chick Corea and John McLaughlin, will give a concert in Turkish capital Ankara next month as part of their European tour that reunited the artists after 30 years since they played with Miles Davis in the 1970s...
First of all, Isaac Hayes had two funerals. There was the one on Monday that was open to the public and a private one on Sunday that was organized by the Scientologists. The Sunday one was filled to the brim with celebrities including Isaac's fellow scientologists Doug E. Fresh, Chick Corea, Tom Cruise, Anne Archer and Kelly Preston, as well as his non-Scientology celeb pals Denzel Washington, Wesley...
In support of their 2008 reunion tour, Concord Records has released Return to Forever: The Anthology, a selective overview of the quartet's classic 'middle period.' Formed by principal composer/keyboardist Chick Corea, RTF included bassist Stanley Clarke, drummer Lenny White and guitarists Bill Connors or Al DiMeola...
The show in Philly was ... wow, loud. It all comes down to Chick Corea. His playing was phenomenal, across all keyboards. The harmonic subtlety of that music is thanks largely to him. There were a couple too many moments of simultaneous bass-and-guitar shredding — good for getting peoples' fists in the air but not very deep. Yet there were also times when the high volume actually enhanced the musicality....
"This is a really thrilling night for me -- my hometown and everything," Chick Corea told a Tampa Bay area audience openly hyped about the first tour in 25 years by Return to Forever, the keyboardist's seminal fusion band.
Return to Forever, the jazz-fusion group founded in the early 1970s by master pianist Chick Corea, is in the midst of a reunion tour that few thought would ever happen.
With the release of the remixed and remastered Return to Forever: The Anthology (Concord, 2008) fans of the reunited '70s fusion supergroup, touring North American and Europe since late May, including an attendance-breaking June 26 performance at the Ottawa International Jazz Festival, were given the chance to hear keyboard icon Chick Corea, guitarist Al Di Meola, bassist Stanley Clarke and drummer...
Return to Forever together again: Al Di Meola, Stanley Clarke, Chick Corea and Lenny White A FEW days before kicking off their big reunion here, the members of the jazz-rock band Return to Forever shared a moment of collective astonishment. The keyboardist Chick Corea, the bassist Stanley Clarke, the guitarist Al Di Meola and the drummer Lenny White were gearing up to perform together for the first...
Chick Corea got to play close to home and fusion fans got to see one of jazz-rock's most revered - and short-lived - combos Thursday night at Ruth Eckerd Hall.
