the coryells
[CD192]
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"Sentenza Del Cuore:" Concerto For Two Jazz Guitars and Symphony Orchestra, arranged for Ensemble (3 Jazz Guitars, Percussion and Bass) [1] Allegro[2] Interlude[3] Adagio[4] Goodbye Porkpie Hat [5] Sink or Swim [6] Zimbabwe [7] Low-Lee-Tah [8] Love and Happiness [9] Something Pretty [10] Trouble No More [11] Funky Waltz [12] Transparence [13] Somebody's Got To Win, Somebody's Got To Lose [14] Song For Emily Total Time: 61:57
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On The Coryells, their first-ever recording together, Larry's seminal approach to jazz guitar meshes naturally with Murali's blues guitar/vocals and Julian's lyrical, jazz guitar riffs. Featuring a special blend of new songs, stellar jams ans standout covers, The Coryells showcases both the complex interplay of their guitars and their unique familial ability to groove.
Larry's "Sentenza Del Cuore" drips with delicate, flameco-style accents. Julian's "Sink or Swim" reveals a composer who is mature beyond his years. Murali's searing vocals on "Love and Happiness" and the classic "Goodbye Porkpie Hat" will have your soul crying out for mercy. After one listen, it will be quite clear that playing music was a way of life in the Coryell household.
Larry Coryell formed The Eleventh House, one of fusion's most influential groups, in the 1970's and has unleashed his guitar sorcery with everyone from Dizzy Gillespie and Charles Mingus to Randy Brecker and Chico Hamilton. Following in their father's footsteps, Julian and Murali both have rising musical careers. In 1999, Julian's major label debut on Mojo Records and Murali's CZYZ Records debut were released to critical acclaim.
The Coryells was recorded in 96-kHz-24-bit stereo using minimalist miking techniques and destined to become a milestone in the careers of all three artists..