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Return to Forever

Chick Corea (electric piano), Joe Farrell (flutes, soprano saxophone), Flora Purim (vocal, percussion), Stanley Clarke (basses), Airto Moreira (drums/percussion)

Return to Forever

Awards:

…Corea suddenly not only stepped forward himself past the stentorian gloom and machismo of the other fusioneers of the day, but redefined exactly what latin jazz should be about. Intoxicating...

Return to Forever

Chick Corea (electric piano), Joe Farrell (flutes, soprano saxophone), Flora Purim (vocal, percussion), Stanley Clarke (basses), Airto Moreira (drums/percussion)

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Vinyl Record

$31.50

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Awards:

…Corea suddenly not only stepped forward himself past the stentorian gloom and machismo of the other fusioneers of the day, but redefined exactly what latin jazz should be about. Intoxicating...

About

In its 40th anniversary season, ECM re-releases six classic albums - all perennial bestsellers - in 180grams audiophile vinyl. Some have been available on lesser quality vinyl but these new high-end versions will now be the only LP recordings of these seminal recordings on the market. The first is 'Return to Forever', Chick Corea's original record with his ground-breaking fusion band and a must-have album that is essential listening for any respectable jazz lover.

Contents and tracklist

Return To Forever

Crystal Silence

What Game Shall We Play Today

Sometime Ago / La Fiesta

Spotlight on this release

  • Chick Corea - Return to Forever

    15th Feb 2021by Joshua Lee

    Chick Corea's classic fusion-meets-Latin jazz album is still a gem of the 70's jazz scene. Eschewing the darker and more impenetrable sounds of his fusion contemporaries, this record from the late master pianist is a truly evergreen listen.

Awards and reviews

  • Jazzwise
    100 Albums That Shook the World
  • Presto Music
    Classic Jazz Recording
  • The New Yorker
    Top 100 Jazz Albums

100 Albums That Shook the World

…Corea suddenly not only stepped forward himself past the stentorian gloom and machismo of the other fusioneers of the day, but redefined exactly what latin jazz should be about. Intoxicating music played by masters makes this an era-defining milestone.
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