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CHICK COREA ELEKTRIC BAND: PAINT THE WORLDChick CoreaJazz Rock/Fusion3.47 | 25 ratings |
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Second version of Chick Corea's Electric Band has not so sound line-up, as previous one, only
saxophonist Eric Marienthal stayed with Chick from previous team. Album's music is competent
post-bop, Latin and lite-fusion you could expect from GRP label. Corea's keyboards are characteristic, if not too vintage , he plays sometimes just post bop from his early 70-s, or early Latin fusion of RTF début. Other musicians are competent, and it's all. I never liked Marienthal sax ( he virtually filled all the panel of "late -night bar contemporary jazz" during few last decades). Sound is soft, kind of old-fashioned when post-bop, and openly commercial when soft-fusion. In whole - not a bad album, but quite out of place for 90-s. Nothing new, nothing great, but still good old Corea's collection. Release for Corea collectors and fans of melodic soft fusion, hardly more.
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