Featuring the earliest recordings of the young Larry Coryell, this short-lived quintet is widely acclaimed as the first jazz-rock band of all time. Though their landmark 1966 album captures their intense, psychedelic music well, those lucky enough to have seen them in performance maintain that their true power was only communicated live. Taped in their native NYC in February 1967, this warts-and-all live recording captures their fiery sound at its peak, with guest appearances by legendary jazzmen Dave Liebman, Randy Brecker and Joe Beck. The historically important set comes complete with detailed liner notes and rare pictures, making it essential for fans of jazz and psychedelic rock.
01 I feel a song 02 Earth girl 03 Sunday telephone 04 Cosmic daddy dancer 05 Storm 06 Blue water mother 07 Peyote song/girl of the mountain 08 I'm gonna be free 09 A night in tunisia