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2023 solo release from YES guitar maestro, Steve Howe - Steve explains the concept of the Motif series of releases - "The MOTIF idea pulls together my solo guitar writing and performances combining new tunes and refreshed and revisited studio performances of other tunes. My solo guitar tunes combine country picking with classical guitar pieces that have broader influences, jazz, rock, flamenco and folk, they've all been absorbed in my approach to writing and playing. It's 15 years since Volume 1 was released so it's delightful to announce the release of MOTIF Volume Two. Again I present some new tunes and further explore pulling the selection together to present a clear focus on all things 'solo guitar'. I record these myself onto a hard drive and then work on selecting takes and giving the sound some due consideration. Assembling the running order and then the final mastering means it's on to the sleeve information and design. Soon it's a 'wrap' and you're holding it in your hand!" Tracks 1 Cross Country 2 Mood for a Day 3 In the Course of a Day 4 Surface Tension 5 The Valley of Rocks 6 Tailpiece 7 Hint Hint 8 Oceans Cadenza 9 Pumpkin Pickin' 10 All's a Chord 11 Cactus Boogie 12 Honey Creek 13 Pyramidology 14 The Little Gallard 15 Cascade 16 Beginnings
DESCRIPTION What would ultimately became a powerhouse fusion quintet actually began as a potent electric trio. Demonstrating an ear for remarkable young talent, Chick Corea - the venerated 27-time Grammy winner and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master - recruited newcomers Dave Weckl on drums and John Patitucci on electric bass, for his new project. From their first rehearsal together, it was instant chemistry. The newly christened Elektric Band premiered as a trio on April 19, 1985 at Elario's in La Jolla, California. The following day, they performed at the Queen Mary Jazz Festival in Long Beach, California. Miles Davis, who was also on the bill that day with his own dynamic electric band witnessed the Elektric Band's set and reportedly said to Corea backstage, "Sounds like eight guys!" By the time it came to go into the studio to document the group later that year, Corea had recruited two guitar players to add to the sound, the great Scott Henderson and the seasoned session player Carlos Rios. Originally released on GRP Records in early 1986, at the height of the hi-tech storm, the album features Corea using the highest caliber state-of-the-art digital keyboards and gear. That equipment is put to the test on stand out tracks like "Rumble, " a dynamic duet between Weckl and Corea, the mondo synth showcase "No Zone, " the atmospheric "India Town, " the poignant gem "All Love, " and the number that would become an instant classic and live concert staple, "Got A Match." Produced by Corea, with longtime engineering partner Bernie Kirsch, the album features detailed liner notes by jazz writer Bill Milkowski, giving context and explicit technical notes to the listening experience.
DESCRIPTION For The Elektric Band's sophomore outing, Chick Corea - the venerated 27-time Grammy winner and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master - entered the studio with Dave Wekl on drums, John Patitucci on bass, and two new players who would solidify the band's classic line up, guitarist Frank Gambale and saxophonist Eric Marienthal. More heavily produced than it's predecessor, Light Years contains several sequence-driven tracks, Corea's attempt at reaching out to a wider audience with a brand of music that was tighter, funkier and eminently more communicative than he had recorded on 1986's The Chick Corea Elektric Band. The crisp, irrepressibly catchy title track is a prime example of Corea's more commercial aspirations for the album, with Patitucci laying down a fat, funky groove with some hearty slap bass lines (a distinct flavor of the time), and Marienthal's pungent alto sax strutting over the top. Not only did this groove-oriented track catch on with listeners, it also won a Grammy for Best R&B Instrumental Performance at the 31st Annual Grammy Awards. Originally released on GRP Records in 1987, the album also contains the dreamy contemporary jazz offerings of "Second Sight" and "The Dragon," the sequence-driven "Time Track", "Flamingo," featuring Carlos Rios on guitar and, the electrifying, techno tour de force, highly complex closer, "Kaleidoscope." Produced by Corea, with longtime engineering partner Bernie Kirsch, the album features detailed liner notes by jazz writer Bill Milkowski, giving context and explicit technical notes to the listening experience.
DESCRIPTION By the time Chick Corea - the venerated 27-time Grammy winner and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master - went into Mad Hatter Studios in Los Angeles to record the third album with his Elektric Band, the lineup had been solidified through constant touring the previous year. Dedicated to his father Armando, a trumpeter who led a Dixieland band in Boston in the 1930s and 1940s, Eye of the Beholder reflected a tightening of the ensemble playing and a greater showcasing of the individual solo prowess of these consummate musicians. With this fresh sounding five-star recording, it is clear that Corea was more open to showcasing this band's collective muscle and individual virtuosity. The group rips, in no uncertain terms, on showcases like "Cascade, Part II," "Trance Dance," and the staggering "Amnesia." There are experimental excursion into the kind of atmospheric, ambient music realms that Brian Eno pioneered on "Cascade, Part 1" and may be the most profound musical statement of the collection, on par with past Corea high points, "Beauty." Originally released on GRP Records in 1988, the album is a high-water mark for Corea and his Elektric Bandmates. Produced by Corea, with longtime engineering partner Bernie Kirsch, the vinyl LP has been cut by legendary engineer Bernie Grundman features liner notes by jazz writer Bill Milkowski, giving context and explicit technical notes to the listening experience.
DESCRIPTION For The Elektric Band's fourth outing, Chick Corea - the venerated 27-time Grammy winner and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master - decided to push the envelope even further then on previous albums. Writing for the band's individual strengths, Corea went full throttle on Inside Out. Here we find the Elektric Band engaging in uptempo burners, prog-rock fantasia, Latin-tinged grooves and the kind of complex and characteristic tight harmonies and unisons that characterized Corea's earlier compositions of 1970s. There is are highly orchestrated aesthetic pieces like "Make a Wish, Part 1," "Stretch It, Part 1," the driving, Latinesque swinger of "Make a Wish, Part 2," the intricate stop-time vehicle "Kicker" and the epic 20-minute, four part suite, "Tales of Daring." Notably one of Corea's most complex and demanding compositions. Originally released on GRP Records in 1990, the album reflects the innovative spirit of The Elektric Band, pushing boundaries and creating a unique sonic landscape that captivates listeners. Produced by Corea, with longtime engineering partner Bernie Kirsch, the album features detailed liner notes by jazz writer Bill Milkowski, giving context and explicit technical notes to the listening experience.
eneath the Mask marks a return to the more commercially viable jazz-funk of the Chick Corea Elektric Band's earlier albums, and marks the end of the first stage in the bands history, which began five years earlier with the group's self-titled debut. Energy meets craft on this superlative outing, which finds the five virtuoso musicians - the venerated 27-time Grammy winner and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master Chick Corea, drummer Dave Weckl, bassist John Patitucci, guitarist Frank Gamble, and saxophonist Eric Marienthal - engaging in a highly sophisticated yet accessible set of music. Massive in the scale of the influences it contains, the album travels from the heavy grooving funk-fusion of the title track "Beneath the Mask," to the lively West African township jive of "One of Us Over 40." to the mellow smooth jazz of "A Wave Goodbye," and the grandiose '70s styl prog-rock/fusion of "Charged Particles." Following the release of Beneath the Mask and subsequent tour, Corea would devote himself to a myriad of other musical projects, and would not reunite with this Elektric Bandmates again until the summer of 2003. Originally released on GRP Records in 1991, the album reflects the innovative spirit of The Elektric Band, pushing boundaries and creating a unique sonic landscape that captivates listeners. Produced by Corea, with longtime engineering partner Bernie Kirsch, the album features detailed liner notes by jazz writer Bill Milkowski, giving context and explicit technical notes to the listening experience.
UK three disc (two CDs + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) set. Icon was the collaborative band of the late John Wetton and keyboardist Geoff Downes. Wetton/Downes were the songwriting duo behind the Asia catalogue including the mega hit "Heat Of The Moment". Geoff Downes is a current member of Yes. Urban Psalm has only been available as a DVD on the artists' merchandise store previously, so this is it's first mainstream release, now with the audio as an accompanying additional two CDs. This release is part of a prestigious reissue campaign which will see all of the band's studio and live albums re-released as definitive editions. This re-release is fully approved by Geoff Downes and the John Wetton Estate.
MG's comprehensive 2023 collection Klark Kent (available as a Deluxe 2LP set) features newly remastered versions of all the original non-album singles, the full 1980 self-titled album, plus two unreleased studio recordings. Stewart Copeland's Klark Kent was the first solo project by a member of The Police. Beginning with a series of singles in 1978 and culminating in a 1980 self-titled debut album (recently reissued as a limited Record Store Day vinyl release), Klark Kent's innovative music has not been widely available since 1995's Kollected Works. Deluxe 2LP Set. Newly Remastered Original Non-Album Singles. 2 Unreleased Studio Recordings
With King Crimson Alumni Tony Levin on Chapman Stick, and Drummer Pat Mastelotto, and Markus Reuter brings his various Touch Guitars and Soundscapes to a tour of Osaka, Japan back in 2022 to mix original Compositions with a salute to Robert Fripp (Founder Of King Crimson) in both sound and tune selection. 1 Prog Noir 2 Ringtone 3 Cusp 4 Red 5 Tentacles 6 Schattenhaft 7 Breathless 8 Mantra 9 Danger in the Workplace 10 Swimming in Tea 11 Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part II 12 The Sheltering Sky
The UK's Prog Folk Rock royalty return with the bands first live DVD for a decade, the music is magical, intense and highly infectious, it's a double disc offering so enjoy Bryan. Olivia, Iain and Co in this rare treat. 01. Tomorrow Dies 02. Spirit of Mankind 03. The Spirit of Autumn Past-part 2 04. The Last Climb 05. Gaze 06. This Endless War 07. Back in These Arms 08. Passengers 09. Mother Nature 10. In for the Bite 11. Into the Stars 12. Western Skies 13. Skin of Mankind 14. Nowhere to Hide 15. Changing Lives 16. Silver Glass 17. Heart, Body and Soul 18. White rainbow 19. The Harder that You Hurt 20. Heroes never die 21. Forever and beyond
Instrumental enigmatic orchestral prog rock from the talented keyboardist, volume I was a best seller and on this second offering he treats us to his version of classic tracks from the likes of YES, Genesis, ELP, IQ and Marillion, now that's impressive! 01. Tarkus (12:19) 02. Widow’s Peak (8:41) 03. Close to the Edge (14:42) 04. 21st Century Schizoid Man/Starless (7:40) 05. Stairway to Heaven (4:33) 06. Thick as a Brick (20:43) 07. Fanfare for the Common Man (6:46) 08. Watcher of the Skies/Fountain of Salmacis/The Musical Box/Firth of Fifth (13:44) 09. Discipline/Frame by Frame (8:56) 10. Garden Party/Grendel (9:55) 11. Cygnus X-I Books I and II (16:24) 12. Refugees (2:10)
Release Date : 2023 Karisma label in Norway have hit the prog jackpot here with this superband consisting of members from Wobbler, Tusmorke, Jordsio and Samuel Jackson Five. 1. Prologue (1:06) 2. The Tale of Father Robin (1:16) 3. Eleision Forest (11:57) 4. The Death of the Fair Maiden (8:03) 5. Twilight Fields (15:24) 6. Unicorn (8:29)
