Album · 1976
Romantic Warrior
- Released
- 1976
- Label
- CBS
- Catalogue no.
- CBS 81221
- Tracklist
- 6 tracks
- Length
- 45:37
- Country
- XE
“Romantic Warrior” is an album by Return to Forever, released in 1976 on CBS. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 45:37. The line-up features Al Di Meola (handbell, guitar), Chick Corea (percussion, synthesizer), Lenny White (drums (drum set), congas) and Stanley Clarke (handbell, bell tree).
Who played on Romantic Warrior
- Al Di Meola handbell, guitar, slide whistle, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, producer all tracks
- Chick Corea percussion, synthesizer, organ, piano, Rhodes piano, marimba all tracks
- Lenny White drums (drum set), congas, snare drum, timbales, handbell, timpani all tracks
- Stanley Clarke handbell, bell tree, bass, acoustic bass guitar, producer all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Medieval Overture — Chick Corea 5:14
- A2 Sorceress — Lenny White 7:34
- A3 The Romantic Warrior — Chick Corea 10:52
- B1 Majestic Dance — Al Di Meola 5:01
- B2 The Magician — Stanley Clarke 5:29
- B3 Duel of the Jester and the Tyrant, Parts I & II — Chick Corea 11:27
Production
- Dennis MacKay recording
- Tom Likes engineer
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Romantic Warrior?
The line-up of Romantic Warrior includes Al Di Meola (handbell, guitar), Chick Corea (percussion, synthesizer), Lenny White (drums (drum set), congas) and Stanley Clarke (handbell, bell tree).
Which label released Romantic Warrior?
Romantic Warrior was released in 1976 on CBS (CBS 81221).
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