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Return to Forever

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They bridged the gap between fusion and prog rock bands Return to Forever had a pretty long run with a few different lineups, but in their most classic incarnation, they…

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Jazz Records

Chick Corea: Now He Sings, Now He Sobs (1968)

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“Now He Sings, Now He Sobs” has long been considered one of Corea’s best recordings, featuring some of his best writing and a group (bassist Miroslav Vitous, drummer Roy Haynes)…

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Chick Corea: The Complete “Is” Sessions

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The music collected on the 2-disc Complete “Is” Sessions was recorded during three days of sessions in May of 1969. At the time the rhythm section, comprised of Corea, bassist…

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Stan Getz: Captain Marvel

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By the time Stan Getz recorded the album Captain Marvel with Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Tony Williams, and Airto Moreira, he had been in the music business for nearly thirty…

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