Larry Coryell, Inner Urge - 55m 3s

Tracks & Durations

1. Compulsion	5:30
2. Abra cadabra	5:45
3. Inner urge	5:25
4. Tonk	4:48
5. Dolphin dance	8:01
6. Allegra's ballerina song	6:48
7. In a sentimental mood	5:50
8. Turkish coffee	3:59
9. Terrain	8:51

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Review

Although guitarist Larry Coryell was one of the premier jazz-fusion artists of the 1970s, he's played strong, straight-ahead guitar ever since he entered the jazz world in 1965. Backed here by drummer Yoron Israel, bassist Santi Debriano, and pianist John Hicks, Coryell delivers some of the best no-nonsense guitar licks this side of Jim Hall and Pat Martino. Coryell bops and weaves several jazz standards, including Harold Land's "Compulsion" and "Terrain" and the tricky melodic maze of the title track by Joe Henderson. Herbie Hancock's midtempo "Dolphin Dance" is sweetly swung by Coryell and company, as is Duke Ellington's "In a Sentimental Mood." Ray Bryant's "Tonk" showcases Coryell's silky acoustic sound and "Turkish Coffee" spotlights his Joe Pass-like solo style. In short, this is a well-rounded CD by a well-rounded musician. --Eugene Holley Jr.

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