Larry Coryell Organ Trio

[mikeweil]

This isn't yet listed on Chesky's website, I have it from SA-CD.net. Does anybody here know who's playing organ and drums on this date? I'm not a Coryell fan, but I might go for this ...

[Soul Stream]

From the picture it looks like Sam Yahel on organ.

[Aggie87]

From Elusivedisk.com:

Musicians:

Sam Yahel, organ

Paul Wertico, drums

Larry Coryell, guitar

Selections:

1. Very Early

2. Stowaway

3. Come Rain Or Come Shine

4. Embraceable You

5. Cariba

6. Impressions

7. Szabodar

8. Full Moon Over Istanbul

9. Centerpiece

[CJ Shearn]

been a fan of Coryell since I saw him live, and he took time out by his own initiative to talk to me between sets. I will definitely be getting this

[Soul Stream]

Looks good...just not sure if we need another version of Impressions....

[Jim Alfredson]

Or "Come Rain Or Come Shine" or "Embraceable You".

[randissimo]

Or "Come Rain Or Come Shine" or "Embraceable You".

what gives with all the standards?? they trying for the blue hair jazz society summer park gigs?

[randyhersom]

they trying for the blue hair jazz society summer park gigs?

Just trying to imagine Keith Jarrett's interaction with that crowd...

Coryell seems to have been moving toward the mainstream for some time now, and it doesn't look like even half of the CD is standards.

And, they got to be standards for a reason.

[Claude]

Or "Come Rain Or Come Shine" or "Embraceable You".

what gives with all the standards?? they trying for the blue hair jazz society summer park gigs?

Chesky, like most audiophile labels, has a rather conservative music policy.

http://www.chesky.com

Edited April 1, 2008 by Claude

[Lazaro Vega]

Yes, but they rolled the dice on Grachan Moncur and have an ambitious series with the Mark Master's ensemble (especially the Lee Konitz record).

[mr jazz]

I heard an interview with Larry Coryell recently and he said this cd was a tribute to Jimmy Smith-I liked what I heard and Coryell is a great storyteller. I just wished I could have made it to Blues Alley to see him as it was a celebration of his 65th birthday.