Herbie Hancock,Chick Corea/Switzerland 1979

Chick, who was a member of Mongo Santamaria’s group in 1962, Mongo, who made Harvey’s “Watermelon Man” a hit in 1963, and Harvey, who was active in Miles’ “Golden Quintet” from 1963 to 1988. , Chick was active with Miles’ “Roast Quintet” from 1968 to 1970, Chick became a big hit with “Kamome”‘s Return to Forever in 1972 after becoming independent, and Chick had a big break with Head Hunters in 1973. Harvey…The two, who have a close connection, worked together in the studio for Chick’s “Mad Hatter” in 1977 and Miles for “In a Silent Way,” “Jack Johnson,” and “Live Evil.”・After performing together for the first time since the session, they hit it off, and finally held acoustic piano duo concerts mainly in the United States for a month from January to February 1978, including performances in Japan, and performed all over the world. I remember that it was a hot topic. After that, two official live albums compiled from performances in San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Ann Arbor, etc. from that 1978 tour were released. This work is a rendition of the famous performance in a spirited situation at the “Montreux Jazz Festival” in Switzerland, where they had a “dream collaboration” again in 1979 due to the great response. This is a must-see item that is completely recorded for the first time on a high-quality stereo sound board with a human piano separated on the left and right! Live at 13th Annual Montreux Jazz Festival 1979 Montreux,Switzerland July.13.1979 1. Someday My Prince Will Come / Tweek 2. Liza 3. Button Up (Hancock Solo) 4. Crystal Silence (Corea Solo) 5. Speak Like a Chil 6. La Fiesta Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock Grand Piano Solo and Duets