Larry Coryell & The Eleventh House At Montreux
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Larry Coryell & The Eleventh House At Montreux is a live CD documenting The Eleventh House's performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival (recorded July 4, 1974). The recording has been issued on CD in Ace/Vanguard pressings (catalog VMD 79410) and is commonly listed with EAN 0090204871490.
Larry Coryell & The Eleventh House At Montreux is a live CD documenting The Eleventh House's performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival (recorded July 4, 1974). The recording has been issued on CD in Ace/Vanguard pressings (catalog VMD 79410) and is commonly listed with EAN 0090204871490.
Pros
- Authentic live document of The Eleventh House at the Montreux Jazz Festival (July 4, 1974), preserving a notable period performance.
- Features Larry Coryell fronting the Eleventh House lineup with key contributors such as Mike Mandel (keyboards) and Alphonse Mouzon (drums).
- Authentic live document of The Eleventh House at the Montreux Jazz Festival (July 4, 1974), preserving a notable period performance.
- Features Larry Coryell fronting the Eleventh House lineup with key contributors such as Mike Mandel (keyboards) and Alphonse Mouzon (drums).
- Issued as a single-disc CD (VMD 79410), making the Montreux set accessible in compact-disc format.
- Track selection includes extended live improvisations representative of 1970s jazz‑fusion.
Cons
- −Short total running time and a limited track count (six tracks, approximately 36 minutes), which some listeners may find brief for a live festival set.
- −Release and catalogue details vary between listings (some sources note a Vanguard issue dated 1978 while CD reissues and Ace/Vanguard listings show dates around 2000), which can cause confusion for collectors.
- −Short total running time and a limited track count (six tracks, approximately 36 minutes), which some listeners may find brief for a live festival set.
- −Release and catalogue details vary between listings (some sources note a Vanguard issue dated 1978 while CD reissues and Ace/Vanguard listings show dates around 2000), which can cause confusion for collectors.
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