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Private Concert

By Larry Coryell

Label: HighNote
Released: 1998

Album

I Remember Bill (A Tribute To Bill Evans)

By Don Sebesky

Label: RCA Victor
Released: 1998
Track listing: Waltz For Debby; I Remember Bill; So What; Quiet Now; All The Things You Are; Peace Piece; Bill, Not Gil; Very Early; T.T.T.T. (Twelve Tone Tune Two); Autumn Leaves; Blue In Green; I'm Getting Sentimental Over You; Epilogue; Bill Evans Interview;

Album

Now & Then

By Tim Eyermann

Label: Summit Records (3)
Released: 1998
Track listing: Just A Thought; Karla's Fire; Now And Then; My Funny Valentine; Secret Love; Greencastles; Samba De Orpheo; Europa; Georgia; Weekend Update; Manha De Carnival;

Album

Spaces Revisited

By Larry Coryell

Label: Grammy
Released: 1998
Track listing: The Dragon Gate; Hong Kong Breeze; Spaces Revisited; Variations On Good-Bye Pork Pie Hat; Blues For Django And Stephane; Morning Of The Carnival; Oleo; Introduction To 'Ruby'; Ruby My Dear;

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Strings Of Desire

By Andy Summers

Label: R.A.R.E.
Released: 1998
Track listing: Frevo; Stone Flower; In Your Own Sweet Way; Um Abraço No Bonfá; Night In Tunisia; 1 + 2 Blues; Django; Stolen Moments; My Favourite Things; Samba For Counting The Days;

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Larry Coryell, Tom Coster, Steve Smith: Cause and Effect

Read "Cause and Effect" reviewed by Ed Kopp

by Ed Kopp
October 1, 1998

Pioneering fusion guitarist Larry Coryell has dabbled in many styles: straight-ahead jazz, psychedelic jazz-rock, classical, gentle acoustic music, Indian music, Brazilian jazz and pop-jazz. Coryell's embrace of disparate styles has resulted in several inferior albums, but I'm happy to report that Cause and Effect is not one of them. This is an impressive return to the ...

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Larry Coryell, Steve Smith, Tom Coster: Cause and Effect

Read "Cause and Effect" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
September 1, 1998

Legendary guitar genius Larry Coryell has reclaimed some of his early roots here with an explosive new cd on Tone Center records. Backed by stalwart session men Steve Smith (drums) and Tom Coster (kbrds) this is the stuff that Coryell admirers have been waiting for, especially after some recent and relatively sedate “smooth jazz" ventures. Coryell ...

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Larry Coryell: Major Jazz Minor Blues

Read "Major Jazz Minor Blues" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
April 1, 1998

From an artist whose career has spanned jazz-rock, electric fusion, and mainstream jazz, this straight-ahead session from 55-year old guitarist Larry Coryell is a welcome chapter. Backed by piano, bass and drums, four of the guitarist's 1980's Muse recordings are revisited to produce this album of re-issued material; the ten tracks come from Toku-Do, Equipoise, Shining ...

Album

Spaces Revisited

By Larry Coryell

Label: HighNote
Released: 1997

Album

The Jazz Cuts

By Larry Coryell

Label: Sony Music
Released: 1997
Track listing: Diggin' Down Too Deep; If We Try; I Dance Through My Dreams; Carry Me Home; Blue Mood; Life Is Like A Strange Song; Sad Song; Back To Budapest; Reborn Desire; Big Brother Is Watching You; Sealed In The Past Time Paradise; Boxing Shadows; The End Of The Road;