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Super Guitar Trio & Friends
By Al Di Meola
Label: TDK (3)
Released: 2001
Track listing: P.S.P; Orient Blue; Untitled; Rhapsody Of Fire; Mediterranean Sundance; Tango Suite For Two Guitars ; Spain; No Mystery;
The Grande Passion
By Al Di Meola
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Misterio; Double Concerto; Prelude: Adagio For Theresa; The Grande Passion; Asia de Cuba; Soledad; Opus in Green; Libertango; Azucar.
Al Di Meola: Anthology
by John W. Patterson
Okay, okay — he’s fast, he’s suave, slick, and oh so technically clean. Di Meola’s furious, flamenco, fandango, fusion guitar work stands alone. Very few have really ever gained exact echoes of his style. That muted percussive staccato riffage with explosive lead breaks and sudden stop-n-go colorings of tone and note texture have always been impressive.
Al Di Meola and World Sinfonia: The Grande Passion
by Todd S. Jenkins
Another luxuriant, sensual and romantic project by a master of the acoustic guitar. Di Meola has worked the “World Sinfonia” concept several times, and it seems to have reached a new peak with The Grande Passion. This disc is on a par with Oregon’s recent orchestral project, Oregon In Moscow , and may well surpass it ...
The Grande Passion
By Al Di Meola
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Misterio; Double Concerto; Prelude: Adagio For Theresa; The Grande Passion; Asia de Cuba; Soledad; Opus In Green; Libertango; Azacar
Al Di Meola: The Grande Passion
by AAJ Staff
Al Di Meola is one of those jazz musicians--like, say, Chick Corea--whose interests are so broad that he can't be categorized. The agreement about Di Meola lies in his mastery of the instrument, a subject over which there is little debate.After unpredictably releasing a 1999 Christmas album strangely enough in conjunction with Ukrainian bandura ...
Al DiMeola: Anthology
by Todd S. Jenkins
The Holy Trinity of great fusion guitarists must assuredly be John McLaughlin, Pat Metheny and Al DiMeola. This two-disc “Anthology” collects the best tracks from seven of DiMeola’s Columbia albums between 1975 and 1983, along with four previously unreleased live tracks. Since DiMeola turned out so much uniformly excellent music for the label in that period, ...
