Artist	Song
Return to Forever	Majestic Dance
from Romantic Warrior (1990)
Chick Corea	Spain
from Light As a Feather (1998)
Return to Forever	Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy
from Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy (1991)
Return to Forever	Sorceress
from Romantic Warrior (1990)
Return to Forever	Musicmagic
from The Best of Return to Forever (1986)
Return to Forever & Chick Corea	Captain Marvel
from Return to the Seventh Galaxy (1996)
Return to Forever	Hello Again
from Musicmagic (1986)
Return to Forever	No Mystery
from No Mystery (1986)
Return to Forever	Jungle Waterfall
from No Mystery (1986)
Return to Forever	So Long Mickey Mouse
from Musicmagic (1986)
Return to Forever	Medieval Overture
from Romantic Warrior (1990)
Chick Corea	Bass Folk Song
from Return to the Seventh Galaxy (1996)
Return to Forever	Dayride
from No Mystery (1986)
Chick Corea	Earth Juice
from Where Have I Known You Before (1985)
Return to Forever	Sofistifunk
from No Mystery (1986)

Comment:

Led by ex-Miles Davis sideman Chick Corea, Return to Forever stands as one of fusion's premier practitioners. [i]Romantic Warrior[/i] is generally regarded as the apex of RTF's career, as it was the group's best-selling release (although it was the [i]No Mystery[/i] album that won the band its only GRAMMY®). On "Majestic Dance," a young Al Di Meola plays guitar like a rock god, and the ensemble sounds more like prog rockers than you'd expect, given their jazz origins. Return to Forever started out life as a composition, then the title track for a Chick Corea album, then a sort of Latin-inflected group, but ultimately became one of the '70s' premiere jazz-fusion ensembles. One of several fusion units started by former Miles Davis sidemen, RTF in its heyday had more of a rock edge than fusioneers Weather Report or Mahavishnu Orchestra. The band found its signature sound on its fourth album, when guitarist Al Di Meola dropped out of Berklee to join. That lineup cut three wil

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