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    This document provides reviews of the 1986 album "The Chick Corea Elektric Band" by jazz pianist Chick Corea. The album features Corea's fusion group that incorporates synthesizers and electric guitar. Reviewers praise the musicianship of Corea and bandmates John Patitucci and Dave Weckl. While some critics prefer Corea's acoustic style, most agree this is one of the best fusion albums and an excellent starting point for those new to Corea's music.

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    This document provides reviews of the 1986 album "The Chick Corea Elektric Band" by jazz pianist Chick Corea. The album features Corea's fusion group that incorporates synthesizers and electric guitar. Reviewers praise the musicianship of Corea and bandmates John Patitucci and Dave Weckl. While some critics prefer Corea's acoustic style, most agree this is one of the best fusion albums and an excellent starting point for those new to Corea's music.

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    This document provides reviews of the 1986 album "The Chick Corea Elektric Band" by jazz pianist Chick Corea. The album features Corea's fusion group that incorporates synthesizers and electric guitar. Reviewers praise the musicianship of Corea and bandmates John Patitucci and Dave Weckl. While some critics prefer Corea's acoustic style, most agree this is one of the best fusion albums and an excellent starting point for those new to Corea's music.

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    Chick Corea - The Chick Corea Elektric Band (1986) [Jazz][mp3 320][h33t][schon55

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    Chick Corea - The Chick Corea Elektric Band
    Year: 1986
    Label: GRP Records
    Quality: CBR 320 kbps
    Original LP tracks
    This is one of the best fusion albums to come out in the past twenty years. My o
    nly critism is that the synth's and electric guitar become a little to thick at
    times. Those of you who are die hard Chick Corea fans will love it. For people w
    ho have never listened to him before, this is a great place to start. Great comp
    ostions, and great players. As always Chick's incredible musicianship comes shin
    ing through all of the electronics. As for me though I still prefer hearing Chic
    k Corea playing in an acoustic setting. ~ Nick S.
    This was my first "jazz" album. I had seen the parody of Chick Corea (or Trick C
    orea as they called him) in Finnish TV-show and I decided to try this. The sound
    s and playing on this album are superb.
    Corea is the best fusion composer and his bandmates Weckl and Patitucci are some
    times even claimed to be the very best musicians on their instruments. I also lo
    ve Carlos Rios' sound and I think that it is pity that Gambale replaced him late
    r. Rios adds some elements to his fast jazz-scale playing that sound like clapto
    nisque blues licks for me.
    Synthsounds of mid 80s are very funny. I have searched other fusion album like t
    his but in vain. ~ Arhippa Kaurapuuro
    If you want to hear the Elektric band, this is the album you just have to hear f
    irst! This album is the essence of everything Corea's trio was and probaly will
    be. Besides just completely sounding straight out of the 1980's, the possibly w
    orst decade for music; this album, musically is just fantastic. Obviously the a
    coustic and straight ahead fans won't like this, and right from the title most o
    f them are turned away. I was one of them. But then I got into this little thing
    called fusion and found out that over time, that it evolved in such a way to pr
    oduce great albums like this. The Chick Corea Elektric Band was one of those co
    lorful jazz groups in the 80's to just turn on nice melodic jazz/rock/pop/fusion
    music. No matter how the critics and jazz purists try to catogorize this into f
    limsy worthless jazz idioms, I must say, as a lover of jazz of any kind (excludi
    ng that awful R&B influenced popular radio deamed as 'smooth jazz') I aboslutely
    love the music on this disk. All musicians were top notch at the time, and wen
    t on to become great successers. Chick is absolutely spoken for as John Pattituc
    ci and Dave Weckl prove to be two of jazz's greatest rhythm team players. I ow
    n a copy of this band playing a gig around the time this album came out, and the
    band was absolutely perfect. King Cockroach will always be my favorite. And Ind
    ia Town has one of those distinctive melodies.
    Overall, the album is just a nostalgic trip through the 80's, but never-the-less
    , it's great jazz! ~ Chris Covais
    Chick Corea - The Chick Corea Elektric Band Tracks:
    01 Rumble
    02 Side Walk
    03 Cool Weasel Boogie
    04 Got A Match?
    05 Elektric City
    06 No Zone
    07 King Cockroach & India Town

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