
Recorded in New York City, Coryell's 1978 album "European Impressions" features a diverse band and explores a range of jazz styles. The album showcases his virtuosic guitar playing and compositional skills.
- The album was produced by Jean-Luc Alos and released on Arista/Legacy.
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- "European Impressions" was released during a period when jazz fusion was gaining mainstream popularity.
Larry Coryell is an American jazz guitarist known for his pioneering work in jazz fusion. He emerged in the 1960s, developing a distinctive style that blended bebop, rock, and blues.
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