[Review] Chick Corea: Tap Step (1980)
A nice mix of Latin-tinged vocal and instrumental jazz typical of Corea’s late 70’s albums.
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[Review] Stanley Clarke: Rocks, Pebbles And Sand (1980)
Jazz/rock, funk and soul are the main ingredients for Stanley’s seventh solo foray.
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[Review] Al Di Meola: Splendido Hotel (1980)
A hotel with four sides and lots of room for guitar solos, this is a double treat for Di Meola fans.
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[Review] Chick Corea: Touchstone (1982)
A miniature concept and more Latin fusion are the marks of Touchstone.
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[Review] Chaka Khan/Freddie Hubbard/Joe Henderson/Chick Corea/Stanley Clarke/Lenny White: Echoes of An Era (1982)
RTF’s response to V.S.O.P upped the ante with vocals from Chaka Khan.
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[Review] Chick Corea: Again And Again (The Joburg Sessions) (1983)
Chick and his touring band stop in South Africa to take a snapshot of their setlist in the studio.
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The Chick Corea Elektric Band (1986)
Corea takes two younger players under his wings and soars on this modern fusion album.
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[Review] Chick Corea Elektric Band: Light Years (1987)
Marienthal and Gambale join Elektric’s company, but the whole thing short-circuits under too much technology.
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[Review] Chick Corea Elektric Band: Beneath The Mask (1991)
Very melodic, very electric music from a very talented group, but I feel like it’s lacking in soul.
