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Artist: Al Di Meola, Jean-Luc Ponty, Stanley Clarke
Album: Live At Montreux 1994
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2005/2022
Audio Format: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:34:31
Total Tracks: 10
Total Size: 1,04 GB
Tracklist:
01. Al Di Meola – Song To John (Live) (12:56)
02. Al Di Meola – Memory Canyon (Live) (10:13)
03. Al Di Meola – La Cancion De Sofia (Live) (13:42)
04. Al Di Meola – Summer Country Song (Live) (06:41)
05. Al Di Meola – School Days (Live) (06:43)
06. Al Di Meola – Eulogy To Oscar Romero (Live) (06:20)
07. Al Di Meola – Renaissance (Live) (09:48)
08. Al Di Meola – Chillean Pipe Song (Live) (06:31)
09. Al Di Meola – Song To John (Live) (13:31)
10. Al Di Meola – Indigo (Live) (08:02)
02. Al Di Meola – Memory Canyon (Live) (10:13)
03. Al Di Meola – La Cancion De Sofia (Live) (13:42)
04. Al Di Meola – Summer Country Song (Live) (06:41)
05. Al Di Meola – School Days (Live) (06:43)
06. Al Di Meola – Eulogy To Oscar Romero (Live) (06:20)
07. Al Di Meola – Renaissance (Live) (09:48)
08. Al Di Meola – Chillean Pipe Song (Live) (06:31)
09. Al Di Meola – Song To John (Live) (13:31)
10. Al Di Meola – Indigo (Live) (08:02)
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The Montreux Jazz Festival is notorious for bringing out the best performances from even the most seasoned pros, but the 1994 performance of Al DiMeola (guitars), Jean-Luc Ponty (violin), and Stanley Clarke (bass), is by far one for the ages.
An impressive performance is made even more so upon the confession of DiMeola, who states these 3 virtuosos have not performed the material together yet. The trio performs 7 songs together and each has their own solo in the middle, making this performance a must-have for any jazz aficionado.