This is a NEW sealed Chick Corea Elektric Band - Beneath the Mask DCC digital compact cassette tape. Will only play in DCC machines.Track Listing1. Beneath the Mask
2. Little Things That Count
3. One of Us Is Over 40
4. Wave Goodbye, A
5. Lifescape
6. Jammin E. Cricket
7. Charged Particles
8. Free Step
9. 99 Flavors
10. Illusions
Details |
Producer: | Chick Corea |
Distributor: | Universal Distribution |
Recording Type: | Studio |
Recording Mode: | Stereo |
SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album NotesChick
Corea Elektric Band: Chick Corea (Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards,
synthesizer); Eric Marienthal (soprano & alto saxophones); Frank
Gambales (synthesizer, acoustic & electric guitars); John Patitucci
(5- & 6-string electric basses); Dave Weckl (acoustic &
electronic drums).
Personnel: Chick Corea (keyboards,
synthesizer, mini-Moog synthesizer, Synclavier); Frank Gambale (guitar,
guitar synthesizer); Eric Marienthal (saxophone, soprano saxophone, alto
saxophone); Dave Weckl (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Bernie Kirsh; Chick Corea; Dave Weckl.
Photographer: Harrison Funk.
For
their last record together, the Chick Corea Elektric Band returned to
the funky backbeat style that dominated their LIGHT YEARS album in 1987.
BENEATH THE MASK, however, portrays a much tighter, more seasoned
ensemble that had spent many years touring together and performing
extremely complex music from previous efforts. The group's sound had
evolved, too, from heavily synthesized sounds in the mid '80s to a more
natural vibe on MASK, with more acoustic instruments and Corea's more
delicate synth tones.
The playing on this record is as
astounding as always. The Weckl/Patitucci rhythm machine is in full gear
on driving numbers like the opening title track and "One Of Us Is Over
40." Shades of the creative ensemble arrangements from EYE OF THE
BEHOLDER appear on the dynamic "Lifescape" and the explosive "Charged
Particles." Also, gentler works like "A Wave Goodbye" and "Free Step"
offer a tasteful change of pace. MASK closed the book on Corea and his
charges--a legendary unit that defined high-quality electric jazz in the
digital era.