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[Review] Herbie Hancock: Fat Albert Rotunda (1970)
Herbie cooks up a soulful, funky score for Bill Cosby’s animated, abdominous alter ego.
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[Review] Joe Farrell Quartet (1970)
The triple-threat (tenor/soprano/flute) with Miles’ quartet brews his own mix of modal and free jazz.
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[Review] Santana: Welcome (1973)
The spiritual, musical journey of Santana continues on this brilliant album.
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[Review] Return To Forever: Musicmagic (1977)
This is moran line with the Corea albums around it (Secret Agent, Mad Hatter) than Di Meola-era RTF.
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[Review] Chick Corea: Secret Agent (1978)
Another of Chick’s costume changes, featuring new and old friends for a mix of vocal and instrumental fusion, funk and jazz.
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[Review] Chick Corea: Tap Step (1980)
A nice mix of Latin-tinged vocal and instrumental jazz typical of Corea’s late 70’s albums.
