Electricity

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   I've been reading some very good write-ups by US-based jazz rock fusion fans wrt to Larry Coryell, etal's album Electric. The album will be released in the Uk, end of September, here's copy from the UK distributor's release sheet:

Release date: 26 September                          
CHESKY (JD308) 

CORYELL/BAILEY/WHITE                          
Electric                          
CD                                                                                            

‘Electric’,
is a blistering set of jazz, blues and classic rock anthems performed by the
pioneer of jazz-rock, guitarist Larry Coryell with veteran Return to Forever
drummer Lenny White and former Weather Report bass player Victor Bailey.
Coryell and friends have an all-out blast working their way through
interpretations of well-known cuts by Led Zeppelin (“Black Dog”), and Sly and
the Family Stone (“Sex Machine”), as well as Miles Davis (“So What”) and Wayne
Shorter (“Footprints”).

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Dick Heath Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Jazz-Rock Specialist Joined: April 19 2004 Location: England Status: Offline Points: 12816	Topic: Electricity Posted: September 01 2005 at 07:14
	I've been reading some very good write-ups by US-based jazz rock fusion fans wrt to Larry Coryell, etal's album Electric. The album will be released in the Uk, end of September, here's copy from the UK distributor's release sheet: Release date: 26 September CHESKY (JD308) CORYELL/BAILEY/WHITE Electric CD ‘Electric’, is a blistering set of jazz, blues and classic rock anthems performed by the pioneer of jazz-rock, guitarist Larry Coryell with veteran Return to Forever drummer Lenny White and former Weather Report bass player Victor Bailey. Coryell and friends have an all-out blast working their way through interpretations of well-known cuts by Led Zeppelin (“Black Dog”), and Sly and the Family Stone (“Sex Machine”), as well as Miles Davis (“So What”) and Wayne Shorter (“Footprints”).