[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/George Duke: The Clarke/Duke Project (1981)
Duke and Clarke join forces to make a disco record, contrary to most projections.
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Stanley Clarke/George Duke: “Sweet Baby” (1981)
George Duke and Stanley Clarke savor the sweet smell of success on their biggest single. Hint: it smells like money.
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[Review] Stanley Clarke: Let Me Know You (1982)
Eventually, the many-tentacled monster known as disco sucked in Stanley Clarke, resulting in this album.
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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] The Clarke/Duke Project II (1983)
The funky duo of Clarke and Duke return! Now, if they could only get their audience to come back…
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[Review] Stanley Clarke/Al Di Meola/Jean-Luc Ponty: The Rite of Strings (1995)
An alignment of fusion stars, unplugged, that sort of picks up where Di Meola, De Lucia and McLaughlin left off.
