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Chick Corea & Gary Burton - Live At Montreux 1997
Keyboard and piano legend Chick Corea and master of the vibraphone Gary Burton join forces at the world-renowned Montreux Festival in a performance partnership showcasing their first album together, "Native Sense." This astounding concert event highlights some of the best tracks from the album, including "Love Castle," "Four in One" and "Native Sense," with the classic Corea composition "La Fiesta" as the showstopping finale.
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Keyboard and piano legend Chick Corea and master of the vibraphone Gary Burton join forces at the world-renowned Montreux Festival in a performance partnership showcasing their first album together, "Native Sense." This astounding concert event highlights some of the best tracks from the album, including "Love Castle," "Four in One" and "Native Sense," with the classic Corea composition "La Fiesta" as the showstopping finale.
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