Larry Koones

Larry Conklin - Dolphin Grace
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Label/Cat#: In-Akustik # inak 9003 CD | Country/Year: Germany 1990
Genre: Acoustic, Easy Listening | Style: New Age

Larry Conklin is an Acoustic Guitarist, Singer-Songwriter, an Instrumental Finger Stylist, a Slide Guitarist, an Interpreter of Traditional Blues and a Music Journalist. The ever-popular "Dolphin Grace" was proclaimed CD of the Month by the European journal "Audio".

Larry Coryell & Philip Catherine - Twin-House
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Cat#: Atlantic ATL 50342 | Country/Year: Germany 1977 | Genre: Jazz

The first of two fine guitar duet recordings with Phillip Catherine. Of the two, Catherine's sound is more rooted in the tradition of Django Reinhardt and tends to be more introspective. Coryell is his usual incorrigible self; however, Catherine's presence seemed to inspire more experimentation and intelligent playing on Coryell's part.

Larry Coryell - Planet End (1975) {Vanguard VMD 79367-2 rel 1996}
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© 1975, 1996 Vanguard Records | VMD 79367-2
Jazz / Jazz Fusion / Post Bop / Guitar

During 1968-75, guitarist Larry Coryell recorded a wide variety of interesting material for Vanguard. This album, a CD reissue of the original Lp, was Coryell's final one for the label. The five selections, although originals, have the feel of a jam session. Coryell's Eleventh House (which includes trumpeter Mike Lawrence, keyboardist Mike Mandel, bassist Danny Trifan and drummer Alphonse Mouzon) is featured on two tracks (their final recordings), Coryell plays all of the instruments on the brief "The Eyes Of Love" and on two lengthy jams he is matched with fellow guitarist John McLaughlin, bassist Miroslav Vitous, drummer Billy Cobham and (on Larry Young's "Tyrone") keyboardist Chick Corea. The lively music is very much of the period and this CD is a bit brief (at 34 minutes) but the high-quality of the solos makes this one worth picking up by listeners interested in Larry Coryell's early period.