Al Di Meola Vinyl Record Albums
Al DiMeola (born July 22 ,1954 ) is an American jazz fusion guitarist.
DiMeola was born in Jersey City, New Jersey . In 1971 , he enrolled in the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts . In 1974 he joined Chick Corea 's band, Return to Forever , and played with the band until they broke up in 1976 .
DiMeola went on to explore a variety of styles, but is noted for his Latin influenced fusion works. He is a four time winner as Best Jazz Guitarist in Guitar Player Magazine's Reader Poll.
In addition to a prolific solo career, he has engaged in successful collaborations with bassist Stanley Clarke , violinist Jean-Luc Ponty , and guitarists John McLaughlin and Paco de Lucía .
In the beginning of his career Di'Meola was famous of playing faster than other electric guitarists at that time. He was one of the first (well before Eddie Van Halen ) who introduced rapid guitar playing with distorted sound (already on some Return to Forever albums such as No Mystery ,1975 , and Romantic Warrior ,1976 ). His early albums had big impact on Yngwie J. Malmsteen . Later Di'Meola intentionally took distance to rapid speed playing and distorted sound.
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Al Di Meola
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Elegant Gypsy
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1977
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PC 34461
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Columbia Records Label
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LP
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Al Di Meola
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Scenario
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1983
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FC 38944
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Columbia Records Label
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VG+/VG+
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LP
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Al Di Meola
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Tirami Su
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1987
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MLT-46995
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EMI-Manhattan Records Label
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NM-/NM-
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