Colors …
This is a Voyage into Sound
the inst. of change (ELECTRIC GUITAR)
the players
INSTRUMENTS OF NOISE.
The Original Color of Sin (BLUE)
Larry Coryell
Black Dog”
Larry Coryell
1997 — Straight Ahead Led Zeppelin
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We tried to straddle the lines between Jazz, Rock, Funk, Fusion, or whatever other names people want to put on music.”
— Victor Bailey
Born Under a Bad Sign
Larry Coryell
2011 — Electric (Jazz N Blues)
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[FROM THE TOP]
Coryell, Bailey, and White
Electric
Featuring guitarist Larry Coryell, bassist Victor Bailey, and drummer Lenny White, the amazing Electric puts you front and center for a blistering performance, featuring jazz, blues, and rock anthems, interpreted by ONE OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST ELECTRIC (JAZZ) POWER TRIOS.
1978 — Many of the earliest, most defining Fusion recordings were produced by drummers who had a taste for experimental guitarist. Alphonse Mouzon and Larry Coryell were one of the influential drum and bass pairings, as were Billy Cobham and Tommy Bolin, Ronald Shannon Jackson and Vernon Reid, and Lenny White and a long list of the finest guitarists …
Alex Skolnick
Armand Sabal-lecco
Stanley Clarke
Stanley ClarkeLive 1976-1977 (w/Ray Gomez)
Yellowjackets w/Robben Ford/ Jimmy Haslip
Jeff Lorber Fusion (1980) w/Kenny G
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After contributing significantly to drummer Billy Cobham’s first solo album, Spectrum, Tommy Bolin went on to play on Alphonse Mouzon’s Mind Transplant continuing the evolution of Jazz Rock music after the Bitches Brew collision.