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A Musical Tribute To Chick Corea: Part 3

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
March 14, 2021
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We continue with part 3 of our musical tribute to Chick Corea with music recorded between 1986 and 2018. The Chick Corea Electric Band featuring guitarist Scott Henderson and the Electric band featuring guitarist Mike Miller and drummer Gary Novak and we finish with Steve Gadd and Chick Corea from their album Chinese Butterfly.

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Chick Corea Electric Band "Rumble" from Chick Corea Electric Band (GRP) 00:00
Chick Corea Electric Band "King Cockroach" from Chick Corea Electric Band (GRP) 09:23
Chick Corea Electric Band "Amnesia" from Eye Of The Beholder (GRP) 18:45
Chick Corea Electric Band "Blue Miles" from Paint The World (GRP) 28:10
Chick Corea "El Stephen part1" from The Ultimate Adventure (Stretch) 37:31
Chick Corea-John McLaughlin "Señor CS" from Five Peace Band (Concord) 46:45
Chick Corea "Galaxy 32 Star 4" from The Vigil (Concord) 56:03
Chick Corea-Steve Gadd Band "Chicks Chums" from Chinese Butterfly (Stretch)1:05:21

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