Larry Coryell - Difference CD (album) cover   Larry Coryell
Jazz Rock/Fusion  3.61 | 3 ratings  From Progarchives.com, the
ultimate progressive rock music website  Sean Trane Special
Collaborator Prog Folk 3 stars 3.5 stars really!!!  Yet another
outstanding Coryell album, and one of the most unashamed jazz-
rock guitar albums, yet all to short IMHO in its duration. The
usual guests are around, Tony Williams, Steve Khan, the Brecker
brothers, etc. Although the album was recorded in 75, it didn't
see the light of day until 78; indeed it is an assemblage of
Electric Lady studio (the Hendrix facilities) recordings and the
Montreux festival of the same year. The only things that would
make this album a bit different is the label that issued it
(Egg) and the unrelated sea photo artwork, as the rest makes it
a typical Coryell album.  The opening Octaves is an excellent
instrumental (the whole album is) where Brecker and Sanborn make
remarkable sax interventions. Memphis Underground could easily
sound as if it esca