gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Apr 4, 2016 #1 Morning Dance was the breakout recording for Spyro Gyra, and my favorite release (followed closely by Catching The Sun) of the 1970's. Spyro Gyra (and co-founder/composer Jay Beckenstein), will forever be associated with the title track from this album. This wildly successful follow-up to their debut album (simply titled Spyro Gyra) was eventually certified RIAA Platinum (meaning it sold over 1 million copies). While Spyro Gyra debuted in the shadow of super-groups like Weather Report and Return To Forever, they were just as successful commercially, ultimately out-lasting them all! Read: Spyro Gyra Morning Dance LP Review Reactions: MR.MAGOO, afterlife2 and Jaybeez
Morning Dance was the breakout recording for Spyro Gyra, and my favorite release (followed closely by Catching The Sun) of the 1970's. Spyro Gyra (and co-founder/composer Jay Beckenstein), will forever be associated with the title track from this album. This wildly successful follow-up to their debut album (simply titled Spyro Gyra) was eventually certified RIAA Platinum (meaning it sold over 1 million copies). While Spyro Gyra debuted in the shadow of super-groups like Weather Report and Return To Forever, they were just as successful commercially, ultimately out-lasting them all! Read: Spyro Gyra Morning Dance LP Review
MR.MAGOO Audioholic Field Marshall Jan 13, 2016 1,716 0 83 Orange County, CA Apr 6, 2016 #2 One of my first "jazz" records, along with Chuck Mangione, The Crusaders, Lee Ritenour.....the list goes on.
One of my first "jazz" records, along with Chuck Mangione, The Crusaders, Lee Ritenour.....the list goes on.
Stanton Audioholics Contributing Writer Dec 8, 2005 172 0 28 Plano, TX Apr 6, 2016 #3 ....and Bob James, Maynard Ferguson, Earl Klugh, Tom Scott...
XEagleDriver Audioholic Chief Oct 4, 2008 811 0 43 Columbia SC Apr 10, 2016 #4 and Watanabe, and Grover Washington's Winelight. The artists listed thus far drew me in and have cost mucho dinero over the years, but gladly spent and enjoyed! Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk
and Watanabe, and Grover Washington's Winelight. The artists listed thus far drew me in and have cost mucho dinero over the years, but gladly spent and enjoyed! Sent from my SM-G860P using Tapatalk
Stanton Audioholics Contributing Writer Dec 8, 2005 172 0 28 Plano, TX Apr 10, 2016 #5 XEagleDriver said: and Watanabe, and Grover Washington's Winelight. Click to expand... FYI I did a review of Winelight here. One of the most critically and commercially successful jazz releases of all time (albeit helped by the "Top 40" hit Just The Two of Us).
XEagleDriver said: and Watanabe, and Grover Washington's Winelight. Click to expand... FYI I did a review of Winelight here. One of the most critically and commercially successful jazz releases of all time (albeit helped by the "Top 40" hit Just The Two of Us).
