Album · 1995
The Rite of Strings
- Released
- 1995
- Label
- Gai Saber
- Catalogue no.
- 7243 8 34167 2 1
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 55:50
- Country
- XE
“The Rite of Strings” is an album by Stanley Clarke, Al Di Meola & Jean‐Luc Ponty, released in 1995 on Gai Saber. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 55:50. The line-up features Al Di Meola (acoustic guitar, producer), Jean‐Luc Ponty (violin, producer) and Stanley Clarke (double bass, producer).
Who played on The Rite of Strings
- Al Di Meola acoustic guitar, producer all tracks
- Jean‐Luc Ponty violin, producer all tracks
- Stanley Clarke double bass, producer all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Indigo — Al Di Meola 7:12
- 2 Renassaince — Jean‐Luc Ponty 4:36
- 3 Song to John (Dedicated to John Coltrane) — Stanley Clarke, Chick Corea 6:04
- 4 Chilean Pipe Song — Al Di Meola 6:15
- 5 Topanga — Stanley Clarke 5:56
- 6 Morocco — Al Di Meola 5:45
- 7 Change of Life — Jean‐Luc Ponty 5:29
- 8 La canción de Sofia — Stanley Clarke 8:33
- 9 Memory Canyon — Jean‐Luc Ponty 6:00
Production
- Dennis MacKay engineer, mix
- Jeff Graham engineer
More albums by Stanley Clarke, Al Di Meola & Jean‐Luc Ponty
Children of Forever
1973 · Polydor
Stanley Clarke
1974 · Nemperor Records
Journey to Love
1975 · Nemperor Records
School Days
1976 · Nemperor Records
Modern Man
1978 · Epic
I Wanna Play for You
1979 · Nemperor Records
Rocks, Pebbles and Sand
1980 · Epic
The Clarke / Duke Project
1981 · Epic
The Griffith Park Collection
1982 · Elektra Musician
Let Me Know You
1982 · Epic
The Griffith Park Collection 2: In Concert
1983 · Live · Elektra Musician
The Clarke / Duke Project II
1983 · Epic
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Rite of Strings?
The line-up of The Rite of Strings includes Al Di Meola (acoustic guitar, producer), Jean‐Luc Ponty (violin, producer) and Stanley Clarke (double bass, producer).
Which label released The Rite of Strings?
The Rite of Strings was released in 1995 on Gai Saber (7243 8 34167 2 1).
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