Al Di Meola: Elegant Gypsy versione su vinile LP in standard edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in Europa nella casa editrice Music On Vinyl in collaborazione con Columbia in data 28. agosto 2015.

Product information Al DiMeola's second album Elegant Gypsy (1977) became one of the defining albums in the field of Fusion. While still a member of Return To Forever, DiMeola released his second solo album after Land Of The Midnight Sun, collaborating with jazz-rock greats Steve Gadd, Jan Hammer and Anthony Jackson. He even enlisted flamenco superstar Paco De Lucia for the track "Mediterranean Sundance," which foreshadows the style DiMeola eventually evolved into: Acoustic magic with a Latin twist. The album Elegant Gypsy was certified gold in the United States. Rezensionen "Und doch gibt es statt seelenlosen Gedudels auch reichlich Melodien und begeisternde Rhythmen, so dass die elegante Zigeunerin auch heute noch anmutig und anhörbar die Abtastnadel tanzen lässt". (Good Times, August/September 2013)

Album comprende generi Rock, Jazz, Fusion e Jazz-Rock. 180g Vinyl.

Al Di Meola: Elegant Gypsy versione su vinile LP in rimasterizzati edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in Stati Uniti nella casa editrice Impex Records in data 10. gennaio 2025.

Al Di Meola The album Elegant Gypsy, released in 1977, is a classic of jazz fusion. The album features Di Meola on guitar, Paco de Lucia on flamenco guitar and John McLaughlin on electric guitar and is considered one of the first successful jazz fusion albums. The album's title track is a twelve-minute epic that showcases the virtuosity of all three guitarists and has been cited as an influence by many later guitarists.

Album comprende generi Rock, Jazz, Fusion e Jazz-Rock.

Al Di Meola: Elegant Gypsy versione su vinile LP in standard edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in REGNO UNITO nella casa editrice CBS anno 1977.

Al Di Meola The album Elegant Gypsy, released in 1977, is a classic of jazz fusion. The album features Di Meola on guitar, Paco de Lucia on flamenco guitar and John McLaughlin on electric guitar and is considered one of the first successful jazz fusion albums. The album's title track is a twelve-minute epic that showcases the virtuosity of all three guitarists and has been cited as an influence by many later guitarists.

Album comprende generi Rock, Jazz, Fusion e Jazz-Rock.