Chick, who was a member of Mongo Santamaria's group in 1962, Mongo, who made Harvey's "Watermelon Man" a hit in 1963, and Harvey, who was active in Miles' "Golden Quintet" from 1963 to 1988. , Chick was active with Miles' "Roast Quintet" from 1968 to 1970, Chick became a big hit with "Kamome"'s Return to Forever in 1972 after becoming independent, and Chick had a big break with Head Hunters in 1973. Harvey...The two, who have a close connection, worked together in the studio for Chick's ``Mad Hatter'' in 1977 and Miles for ``In a Silent Way,'' ``Jack Johnson,'' and ``Live Evil.''・After performing together for the first time since the session, they hit it off, and finally held acoustic piano duo concerts mainly in the United States for a month from January to February 1978, including performances in Japan, and performed all over the world. I remember that it was a hot topic. After that, two official live albums compiled from performances in San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Ann Arbor, etc. from that 1978 tour were released. This work is a rendition of the famous performance in a spirited situation at the "Montreux Jazz Festival" in Switzerland, where they had a "dream collaboration" again in 1979 due to the great response. This is a must-see item that is completely recorded for the first time on a high-quality stereo sound board with a human piano separated on the left and right! Live at 13th Annual Montreux Jazz Festival 1979 Montreux,Switzerland July.13.1979 1. Someday My Prince Will Come / Tweek 2. Liza 3. Button Up (Hancock Solo) 4. Crystal Silence (Corea Solo) 5. Speak Like a Chil 6. La Fiesta Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock Grand Piano Solo and Duets
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