Larry Coryell"s Eleventh House Live In Europe pressed in France LC1-1 label typo on the physical label, RARE MINT, Recorded in Germany 1975

God-Father of jazz fusion Larry Coryell Eleventh House - Live in Europe (Germany 1975, pressed in France, LC 1). ARCHIVAL COPY, label typo on the physical label, which reads "Larry Coryell's Eleventh's House" Vinyl is strict MINT and UNPLAYED. This LP is an original unplayed copy in pristine mint condition, virtually non-existent. Most available vintage copies have been well-played and suffer from wear... This one is RARE don't let it by pass you. If you know Larry Coryell you will know the value of this vinyl. Once its gone it's gone. 

Perfect for collectors." Jacket EX+ over time on shelf.

This record contains high-energy Jazz Fusion (often called Jazz-Rock, Jazz-Funk). Larry blends the complex improvisations and harmony of jazz with the raw power, heavy distortion, and driving rhythms of rock. It sounds like a cross between Miles Davis and Jimi Hendrix. 

Larry Coryell was one of the very first musicians in the late 1960s to plug an electric guitar into a rock amplifier and play jazz. He was famous for his absolute fearlessness on the instrument, possessing incredible acoustic fingerpicking technique alongside a heavy, rock-god electric distortion tone. This was his premier powerhouse fusion group formed in 1973. The band featured legendary jazz drummer Alphonse Mouzon, whose explosive, funky drumming style perfectly matched Coryell’s wild guitar work.

Expect blistering, lightning-fast electric guitar solos, complex time signatures, funky syncopated drum beats, and cosmic 1970s synthesizer textures.