This item has a somewhat meaningful title, “To Alice, from a romantic knight with the heart of Spain.” However, there is nothing wrong with Chick Corea fans, and if you look at the set list, it is a title that makes sense at a glance. Among Chick Corea’s many albums, the image album “THE MAD HATTER” has a rare concept, the Return to Forever masterpiece “ROMANTIC WARRIOR”, and Chick’s trademark, full of feelings for Spain. “MY SPANISH HEART”. Each of these three albums presents a large suite of songs. DEAR ALICE, DUEL OF THE JESTER AND THE TYRANT, and SPANISH FANTASY are must-listens. Any one of these performances would be enough to be the highlight of a live show. There are three shots. Has there ever been a live album so packed with content? Moreover, it includes a high-quality stereo sound board. There’s nothing to complain about. If you like jazz fusion music, this is definitely a must-have. If you’re a Chick fan, this goes without saying. Incidentally, there is a debate among fans about the members of the band on that day, including Steve Gadd or Tom Brecklein, Joe Farrell or Dave Liebman, Eddie Gomez or Rick Laird (Mahavishnu Orchestra). Currently (early October 2021) there is no confirmation. Please give it a listen. In any case, Chick Corea passed away in February 2021, and so did Rick Laird. I would like to pay my respects to the wonderful performances they left behind and pray for their souls to rest in peace. Recorded Live at Regent Theatre, Sydney, Australia, May 10, 1978 EXCELLENT Soundboard Recording // 132 min DISC 1 01. NITE SPRITE 02. GLEBE ST. BLUES 03. TWEEDLE DUM 04. DEAR ALICE 05. DUEL OF THE JESTER AND THE TYRANT DISC 2 01. SPANISH FANTASY Pt. 1 02. SPANISH FANTASY Pt. 2 03. SPANISH FANTASY Pt. 3 04. SPANISH FANTASY Pt. 4 05. SPAIN Chick Corea – piano, keyboards Dave Liebmen or Joe Farrell – saxophones, flute Gayle Moran – vocals, keyboards Al Vizzutti – trumpet Bob Zottola – trumpet Ron Moss – trombone Jim Pugh – trombone Paula Hochhalter – cello Judy Geist – viola Carol Shive – violin Charles Veal – violin Eddie Gomez or Rick Laird – bass Steve Gadd or Tom Brechtlein – drums