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Al di Meola - Tour de Force: Live (CD)

Tour de Force: Live
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Release Date:02/04/1982
Label:Sony
UPC:074643837323

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  • All Music Guide

    Recorded shortly before Al DiMeola decided to de-emphasize his electric guitar in favor of his acoustic counterpart, this live set does a fine job of summing up his first six years of recordings. Four of the six numbers (all but "Nena" and "Advantage") were previously recorded by the pacesetting fusion guitarist. With strong and stimulating contributions made by keyboardist Jan Hammer, electric bassist Anthony Jackson, drummer Steve Gadd, percussionist Mingo Lewis and second keyboardist Victor Godsey (some additional keyboards and percussion were overdubbed later in the studio), DiMeola is typically stunning on such originals as "Elegant Gypsy Suite" and "Race With Devil on Spanish Highway."

    - Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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Al di Meola

Guitarist Al DiMeola first rose to prominence as a blazing jazz fusion player before his playing matured and he began to conquer other styles, such as acoustic Latin music. Born on July 22, 1954, in Jersey City, NJ, DiMeola briefly studied at the Berklee School of Music in Boston during the early '70s before accepting a job replacing guitarist Bill Connors in fusion tra... Read more