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Coryell/Bailey/White
"Electric"
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Featuring guitarist Larry Coryell, bassist Victor Bailey and drummer Lenny White, the amazing dynamics of this uncompressed recording, entitled simply "Electric", place you front and center for a blistering performance featuring jazz, blues and rock anthems by one of the world's greatest electric power trios. You'll get covers of Led Zeppelin ("Black Dog"), Miles Davis' classic "So What"), and Booker T. Jones' "Born Under A Bad Sign", as well as a James Brown hit ("Sex Machine"), a Wayne Shorter tune ("Footprints"), as well as Coryell, White and Bailey original tracks tp enliven the mix. "We tried to straddle the lines between 'jazz', 'rock', 'funk' and 'fusion' and whatever other names people want to put on music," comments Bailey.
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06:05 |
Wolfbane
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Instrumental
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05:01 |
BB Blues
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Instrumental
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06:17 |
So What
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Instrumental
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07:16 |
Sex Machine
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Instrumental
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05:08 |
Black Dog
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Instrumental
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07:24 |
Footprints
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Instrumental
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07:49 |
Born Under A Bad Sign
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Instrumental
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07:11 |
Lowblow
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Instrumental
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04:11 |
Rhapsody And Blues
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Instrumental
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Larry Coryell |
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Electric Guitar |
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Victor Bailey |
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Electric Bass |
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Lenny White |
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Drums |
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David Chesky |
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Production |
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Norman Chesky |
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Executive Production |
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Nicholas Prout |
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Engineering |
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Richard Bonaventure Eckerle |
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2nd Engineering, Recording Coordination |
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Milton Ruiz |
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Session Assistance |
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Lisa Marks |
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Project Direction |
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Lisa Hershfield |
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Production Assistance |
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Peter Bussigel |
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Production Assistance |
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Matthew Epstein |
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Production Assistance |
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Aldo Sampieri |
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Art Direction |
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Janette Beckman |
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Photography |
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Paul Santa Maria |
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Photography |
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
