The Gary Burton Quartet was a groundbreaking jazz group led by vibraphonist Gary Burton that pioneered jazz fusion in the late 1960s. The quartet's most famous incarnation featured guitarist Larry Coryell, whose rock-influenced playing combined with Burton's sophisticated vibraphone work created a new sound that bridged jazz and rock. Their album 'Duster' is considered a landmark in the development of jazz fusion. The quartet format allowed Burton to explore his four-mallet technique in an intimate setting that emphasized interplay and dynamics. Various iterations of the quartet featured notable guitarists including Pat Metheny, who first gained recognition in the group. The Gary Burton Quartet's influence on jazz fusion and the integration of rock elements into jazz helped shape the direction of modern jazz.

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Gary Burton Gary Burton Quartet In Concert UK vinyl LP album record SF7980 RCA Victor 1969

GARY BURTON QUARTET Gary Burton Quartet In Concert (Rare 1969 UK orange RCA Victor label 8-track STEREO dynagroove LP recorded live at Carnegie Recital Hall New York City on February 23rd 1968 front laminated picture sleeve. The quartetfor this high quality live fusion effort includes Lary Coryell Steve Swallow and Bob Moses a definitive performance from this marvellous group
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