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Chick Corea
Chick (*1941) very early discovered the piano as his favorite instrument. Taught
by his father, he very soon developped a great love to this instrument as well as
for the jazz. He listened to Horace Silver and was influenced by Bud Powell.
In 1962, Chick had his first professional engagements with Mongo Santamaria and Willie Bobo. Later, he also worked with Blue Mitchell. McCoy Tyner, Bill Evans and Herbie Hancock gave him impulses for developping his own style. In 1968, Chick joined the Miles Davis group, but left it in 1970 already for founding his own band "Circle". Chick got a wider reputation with his band Return To Forever, which he established 1972. It was in this period that Chick experimented with all kinds of keyboard instruments, among others with a Yamaha organ. After some changes of this group, he formed, in 1985, the group the Elektric Band with John Patitucci and Dave Weckl. Chick passed away in February 2021. |
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Hymn Of The Seventh Galaxy Polydor 2310283 released 1973 recorded August 1973 in New York/USA |
Chick Corea, piano, organ, harpsichord, gongs Lenny White, drums, percussion, congas, bongos Stan Clarke, bass Bill Connors, guitar |
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My Spanish Heart Polydor PD-2-9003 released 1976 recorded October 1976 in Burbank, CA/USA |
Chick Corea, synthesizer, Fender Rhodes, organ, piano, vocals Ron Mass, trombone Stewart Blumberg, trumpet John Rosenberg, trumpet Stuart Rosenberg, trumpet John Rosenburg, trumpet Ron Moss, trumpet John Thomas, trumpet Connie Kupka, violin Jean-Luc Ponty, violin Barry Socher, violin Carole Mukogawa, viola David Speltz, cello Stanley Clarke, bass Steve Gadd, drums Narada Michael Walden, drums Don Alias, percussion Gayle Moran, vocals |
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Present Tense Hip Bop Records HIBD 8004 released 1995 recorded in Stamford, CT and Orange, NJ/USA |
Lenny White, keyboards, drums, percussion Kenny Garrett, soprano sax, alto sax Danny Walsh, alto sax, tenor sax Michael Brecker, tenor sax Rick Margitza, tenor sax Michael Stewart, trumpet, flugelhorn Dean Brown, guitar Tony Purrone, guitar John Scofield, guitar Chick Corea, Fender Rhodes, organ, piano, synthesizer Jon Dryden, synthesizer Gil Goldstein, synthesizer Adam Holzman, synthesizer Pete Levin, synthesizer Mulgrew Miller, piano George Whitty, synthesizer Bernard Wright, Fender Rhodes, organ, piano, synthesizer Michał Urbaniak, violin Victor Bailey, bass Stanley Clarke, bass James Genus, bass Marcus Miller, bass Muckhead, rap Chaka Khan, vocals Mark Ledford, vocals Jean McClain, vocals Nicki Richards, vocals |
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The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions Columbia C5K 86359 recorded November 1969 through June 1970 in New York City/USA |
Miles Davis, trumpet Steve Grossman, soprano sax Wayne Shorter, soprano sax Bennie Maupin, bass clarinet John McLaughlin, guitar Sonny Sharrock, guitar Chick Corea, organ, piano Herbie Hancock, organ, piano Keith Jarrett, piano Ron Carter, bass Michael Henderson, bass Dave Holland, bass Gene Perla, bass Billy Cobham, drums Jack DeJohnette, drums Hermeto Pascoal, drums, vocals Lenny White, drums Airto Moreira, percussion |
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The Definitive Collection Verve Records B0010024-02 compilation |
Chick Corea, clavinet, harpsichord, organ, piano, synthesizer, percussion Joe Farrell, tenor sax, flute Bill Connors, guitar Al Di Meola, guitar Stanley Clarke, organ, synthesizer, bass Airto Moreira, drums, percussion Lenny White, drums, percussion Flora Purim, percussion, vocals |
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