LARRY CORYELL, JOHN SCOFIELD & JOE BECK: TRIBUTARIES

Larry Coryell

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Jazz Rock/Fusion

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3.19 | 7 ratings | 1 reviews | 14% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1979

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. File (5:17)
2. Mother's Day (3:17)
3. Little B's Poem (4:25)
4. Zimbabwe (8:10)
5. Solo on Wednesday (2:54)
6. Thurman Munson (5:19)
7. Equinox (5:05)
8. Alster Fields (5:27)

Total Time 39:54

Bonus tracks on 1989 CD reissue:
9. April Seventh (5:49)
10. Medley: Song for My Father / Sister Sadie (5:21)
11. Copenhagen Impressions (4:04)
12. Variations on a Theme (2:47)

Line-up / Musicians

- Larry Coryell / acoustic guitar
- John Scofield / acoustic guitar
- Joe Beck / acoustic & 12-string guitars

Releases information

Artwork: Ron Kellum

LP Arista ‎- AN 3017 (1979, US)

CD Arista ‎- 3072-2-N (1989, US) With 4 bonus tracks recorded August 17, 1978 in NYC

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3.19
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(14%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(29%)
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3 stars Yet another purely acoustic album by Coryell joined by Beck and/or Scofield. Playing is good, more colourful when done in a larger setup than one player alone. Themes are classical, world music (flamenco) or acoustic music without any further affiliation. Standaouts include "Zimbabwe" because of ... (read more)

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