Captain Marvel (1972)

"When Chick Corea was trying to establish his post-Miles solo career, he 'rented' himself and his brand new band, Return to Forever, to Getz. So, what you have is an album with lots of Stan's tenor playing over Chick's tunes and a great, modern band (Stanley Clarke! Tony Williams!!) and a definite early electric jazz vibe. An anomaly in their careers, but a very happy one." (Wayside) "One of the more remarkable aspects of Stan Getz's 1972 masterpiece is just how organic he was able to keep the sound. The band surrounding Getz was led by Chick Corea with (electric) bassist Stanley Clarke, drummer Tony Williams, and Brazilian master percussionist Airto. With the exception of Clarke, all had played with Miles Davis in his then-experimental electric bands. But make no mistake, this is a Stan Getz record, his gorgeous tenor tone furiously and fluidly playing through all of Corea's difficult mode changes." (Thom Jurek, Allmusic)