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Aug 2, 2016 · Tim Eyermann "Karla’s Fire" 1999DCD 231 Summit RecoredsWith Special Guest Larry Coryell on Guitar1. Just a Thought 6:452. Karl’s Fire 5:133. Now and Th...
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Performers: Tim Eyermann, with assisting musicians and special guest Larry Coryell, guitar.
Jul 1, 1999 · On Karla’s Fire, saxophonist Tim Eyermann sounds like he’s playing in an empty airplane hangar (empty except for his accompanists, that is). With a few exceptions, this is music for “smooth Jazz” aficionados, copiously laden with syrup but containing little nourishment for the soul.
- Jack Bowers
Coryell (1969) is the sophomore release by one of Fusion's foundational participants/minds, Larry Coryell, released during the great explosion of Jazz-Rock and Fusion in the late-1960s. The album's drummer is the all-important Bernard Purdie.
Mar 1, 2000 · DC-area saxophonist Tim Eyermann proves, with his latest east coast offering Karla's Fire, that contemporary jazz and more traditional formats can co-exist together on the same program and even compliment each other.
Jun 1, 1999 · With Karla’s Fire, Eyermann has shown that he can present an eclectic variety of musical styles, all of them done well. It’s when he pushes the envelope of improvisation, however, that the saxophonist delivers music we’ll be sure to remember.
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