- Tricycles (Deluxe Edition) [2021 Remastered Version] · 2021
- Barefoot Boy · 1971
- Live At The Sugar Daddy Club, Dublin 2016 · 2001
- Smooth and Sexy (Smooth Jazz For Lovers!) · 1996
- Three Guitars · 2003
- Three Guitars · 2003
- Retrospective, Volume One: "Standards" · 1991
- The Restful Mind (feat. Ralph Towner, Collin Walcott & Glen Moore) · 1975
- The Restful Mind (feat. Ralph Towner, Collin Walcott & Glen Moore) · 1975
- Three Guitars · 2003
- Traffic · 2006
- Three Guitars · 2003
- Introducing the Eleventh House · 1974
Artist Playlists
- The restless force behind jazz-rock never stopped exploring.
Live Albums
Compilations
Appears On
- Dylan Taylor
- Bob Wolfman
- Paul Santa Maria
- Wolfgang Lackerschmid & Chet Baker
- Stu Goldberg
About Larry Coryell
Born in Texas, young Larry Coryell made his way to New York City in 1965, replacing Gabor Szabo in drummer Chico Hamilton’s band. Later, he joined forces with vibist Gary Burton to form one of the first jazz groups to openly integrate the sounds of rock, country, funk, and Indian music. (Later on, it was simply called fusion.) Striking out on his own in the late ‘60s, Coryell roared with his own brand of jazz-rock fusion (sometimes even singing) that sometimes would parallel the blues-psychedelic rock trio Cream (with whose Jack Bruce Coryell would occasionally perform). From the ‘70s on, he would veer back and forth between electric and acoustic guitars, from unaccompanied to band contexts, and from fusion to straight-ahead bebop-oriented jazz.
- HOMETOWN
- Galveston, TX, United States
- BORN
- 2 April 1943
- GENRE
- Jazz