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The Coryells - The Coryells (2000) [Reissue 2002] MCH PS3 ISO + DSD64 + Hi-Res FLAC

Posted By: HDAtall

Date: 17 Sep 2024 17:01:26

The Coryells - The Coryells (2000) [Reissue 2002] MCH PS3 ISO + DSD64 + Hi-Res FLAC

This all-acoustic affair is also a family affair - mix jazz guitar pioneer Larry Coryell with his talented sons, Julian and Murali, and what do you get? A smoking blend of acoustic jazz and blues that will turn heads and ears. On The Coryells, their first-ever recording together, Larry's seminal approach to jazz guitar meshes naturally with Murali's blues guitar/vocals and Julian's lyrical jazz guitar riffs. Featuring a special blend of new songs, stellar jams and standout covers, The Coryells showcases both the complex interplay of their guitars and their unique familial ability to groove.

Like father, like sons, acoustic guitarist Larry Coryell and sons Julian and Murali get together for their first recorded project, and it sounds fine. Larry tends to dominate improv space, but doesn't get in the way of his kids, who are adept in their own bluesy ways. Bassist Brain Torff and percussionist Alphonse Mouzon (no drum kit, only hand drums and tambourine) join on several selections. Murali sings in his down-home, slightly affectated manner for three cuts, quite soulfully on the Rahsaan Roland Kirk lyric re: Lester Young on "Goodbye Porkpie Hat," on the original pop blues "Somebody's Got to Win-Lose," and on Al Green's simple, funk-blues "Love & Happiness." Julian has two features by himself, with Torff only on the easy two-beat "Something Pretty" and the nice waltz "Song for Emily." The hippest workout between the three occurs during the bulk of Julian's "Sink or Swim," while up and down, cascading and tumbling, waterfall crystalline-clear guitars shine on Larry's "Transparance." Two tracks are unearthed from Larry's days with the Eleventh House: the stunning "Low-Lee-Tah" is dark, moody, and ominous, with Larry playing the intricate melody first all the way through and his sons joining in with heavy embellishments and startling improvisation; "Funky Waltz" is not so much funky as the loud original, but shaded with Native American punctuations from Mouzon. Though some speedy lines crop up here and there, this is a more musical than pyrotechnical display that proves quite enjoyable throughout. A very good first step for the Coryell family's musical bonding recorded for public display, this is definitely recommended.

Tracklist:

01. Sentenza Del Cuore: Allegro
02. Sentenza Del Cuore: Interlude
03. Sentenza Del Cuore: Adagio
04. Goodbye Porkpie Hat
05. Sink or Swim
06. Zimbabwe
07. Low-Lee-Tah
08. Love and Happiness
09. Something Pretty
10. Trouble No More
11. Funky Waltz
12. Transparence
13. Somebody's Got to Win, Somebody's Got to Lose
14. Song For Emily

*Sentenza Del Cuore: Concerto for two Jazz guitars & symphony orchestra, arranged for ensemble (3 Jazz guitars, percussion & bass)

Produced by David Chesky. Engineered by Barry Wolifson. Edited & Mastered by Nicholas Prout.
Recorded on August 16-20, 1999 at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, New York, NY.

Personnel
Larry Coryell - guitar
Julian Coryell - guitar
Murali Coryell - guitar, vocals
Brian Torff - bass
Alphonse Mouzon - percussion

Audiophile note: You can hear Larry through your left speaker, Murali in the middle, and Julian through the right. In the right speaker, you may hear the sounds of Julian buzzing during his solos. This is not distortion.

Dynamic Range

foobar2000 2.1 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1

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Analyzed: The Coryells / The Coryells
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR11 -6.51 dB -26.74 dB 5:15 01-Allegro
DR10 -14.81 dB -31.62 dB 0:28 02-Interlude
DR11 -7.89 dB -29.16 dB 2:57 03-Adagio
DR11 -5.58 dB -27.09 dB 4:12 04-Goodbye Porkpie Hat
DR12 -5.94 dB -27.96 dB 3:53 05-Sink or Swim
DR11 -6.08 dB -26.69 dB 5:07 06-Zimbabwe
DR10 -6.87 dB -27.26 dB 6:02 07-Low-Lee-Tah
DR11 -5.64 dB -25.51 dB 5:24 08-Love and Happiness
DR12 -6.25 dB -28.77 dB 3:56 09-Something Pretty
DR11 -5.27 dB -25.92 dB 3:15 10-Trouble No More
DR12 -5.81 dB -28.93 dB 8:19 11-Funky Waltz
DR10 -9.15 dB -28.75 dB 4:56 12-Transparence
DR11 -5.38 dB -24.57 dB 3:49 13-Somebody's Got to Win, Somebody's Got to Lose
DR11 -6.16 dB -30.56 dB 4:24 14-Song For Emily
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Number of tracks: 14
Official DR value: DR11

Samplerate: 2822400 Hz / PCM Samplerate: 176400 Hz
Channels: 5
Bits per sample: 1
Bitrate: 14112 kbps
Codec: DST64
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Analyzed: The Coryells / The Coryells
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR14 -6.51 dB -24.01 dB 5:15 01-Allegro
DR13 -14.81 dB -29.81 dB 0:28 02-Interlude
DR15 -7.89 dB -26.84 dB 2:57 03-Adagio
DR14 -5.58 dB -24.34 dB 4:12 04-Goodbye Porkpie Hat
DR16 -5.94 dB -25.50 dB 3:53 05-Sink or Swim
DR15 -6.08 dB -23.96 dB 5:07 06-Zimbabwe
DR13 -6.87 dB -24.73 dB 6:02 07-Low-Lee-Tah
DR14 -5.64 dB -22.65 dB 5:24 08-Love and Happiness
DR15 -6.25 dB -26.39 dB 3:56 09-Something Pretty
DR14 -5.27 dB -23.16 dB 3:15 10-Trouble No More
DR17 -5.81 dB -26.49 dB 8:19 11-Funky Waltz
DR13 -9.15 dB -26.37 dB 4:56 12-Transparence
DR14 -5.38 dB -21.72 dB 3:49 13-Somebody's Got to Win, Somebody's Got to Lose
DR15 -6.16 dB -28.64 dB 4:24 14-Song For Emily
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Number of tracks: 14
Official DR value: DR14

Samplerate: 2822400 Hz / PCM Samplerate: 176400 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 1
Bitrate: 5645 kbps
Codec: DST64

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