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Old 12-27-2010, 03:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Return To Forever - Romantic Warrior (1975)

This thread is for discussing the album Romantic Warrior by jazz fusion group Return to Forever. The album has been homework in the Prog & Fusion Album Club.

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Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior (1976)



This is a fusion album and arguably the most popular in the Return to Forever discography, the band led by keyboardist Chick Corea who previously played with Miles Davis. The line-up here is incredible, Chick Corea on keyboards, Al Di Meola on guitar, Stanley Clarke on bass and Lenny White on drums. Unlike a lot of the improv-flavoured fusion out there, this album is incredibly composed with complex arrangements played with amazing skill. The production is also damn near-perfect!

Supposedly, after recording it, they figured this was as good as they could get and so this was the last RTF album with that line-up, similar to why Bill Bruford left Yes after Close to the Edge.

I obviously know this one, but I'd like to get to know it even better. You should as well!
So what do you guys think?
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