Chick Corea

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A journey to the heart of the mystery of flamenco music. At 62 years old, the master flutist Jorge Pardo, father of the flamenco-jazz fusion with the guitarist Paco de Lucía, takes up the challenge to gather the greatest musicians of today for a unique concert. Transe is an adventure that gives pride of place to musical performances. From Andalusia to New York and India, Jorge Pardo gives us his vision of music. A living portrait of the "founding father" of flamenco-jazz fusion and the world of contemporary flamenco, where tradition opens its doors to the world.

Chick Corea is one of the most significant jazzmen of recent times. He first came to notice as a keyboard player for Miles Davis in the late sixties and early seventies before founding his own jazz-fusion band Return To Forever with Stanley Clarke, which started the career of Al Di Meola. In more recent times he has been operating as either the Chick Corea Akoustic Band or, as in this case, the Chick Corea Elektric Band. The band line-up features Corea on keyboards, John Patitucci on bass, Frank Gambale on guitar, Dave Weckl on drums and Eddie Marienthal on sax.

Jazz musicians Chick Corea and Gary Burton achieved their worldwide acclaim the old-fashioned way: They earned every hard-blown note of it. Both have made history with their innovative music and decades of top-notch performances; as a duo, they've gigged together since 1972. On this disc, recorded from their 1997 European tour, the two jazz giants "interact" with each other -- brilliantly. Also features an interview with Corea.

Keyboard and piano legend Chick Corea and master of the vibraphone Gary Burton join forces at the world-renowned Montreux Festival in a performance partnership showcasing their first album together, "Native Sense." This astounding concert event highlights some of the best tracks from the album, including "Love Castle," "Four in One" and "Native Sense," with the classic Corea composition "La Fiesta" as the showstopping finale.