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1976 - Return To Forever promo poster : Romantic Warrior - CBS Records (Europe)
Chick Corea (kbd), Al Di Meola (g), Stanley Clarke (b), Lenny White (dr)
Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior (Columbia, 1976) Genre: Jazz Fusion Artwork: Wilson McLean
Sorceress · Return To Forever
Romantic Warrior
10:19 AM EDT May 15, 2025:
Return to Forever - "Medieval Overture" From the album Romantic Warrior (1976)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
File under: Fusion
Chick Corea : Return to Forever
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Corea’s ability to transform almost everything he touches almost rivals that of his onetime employer [Miles] Davis, a man now – long after his death – known for being personally difficult to some people, along with artistically singular in jazz history. Neither Davis nor Getz, in fact, is now known for having been a day at the beach.“
My view of life,” says Corea now, “is that life and living together in the human race is ALL far from perfect. In fact, that’s a very mild way of putting it. I’ve learned from a very early age to keep my attention focused on the music. I worked with Stan Getz first, I worked with Miles after that. The experiences were extraordinary. Especially with Miles, because I grew up with his music. To me he was all about music. Then, on a personal level, I was a young guy in his 20s and Miles was already an idol in music. And he treated me like a son or like a nephew. Took me under his wing. He was very, very helpful and always kind. I never had a ruffle with Miles personally. It was a glorious relationship.”
[”A Life In Jazz”]
May his memory be a blessing. Return to Forever.
Lenny White: The Fusion Drummer Who Defined a Generation
Introduction: In the history of jazz fusion, few names stand as tall as Lenny White. A self-taught drumming prodigy and one of the most influential figures in the genre, White’s contributions to modern music extend far beyond his iconic performances. From his groundbreaking work on Miles Davis’ “Bitches Brew” to his role in Return to Forever and a series of impressive solo ventures, White has…