This all-acoustic affair is also a family affair - mix jazz guitar pioneer Larry Coryell with his talented sons, Julian and Murali, and what do you get? A smoking blend of acoustic jazz and blues that will turn heads and ears. On The Coryells, their first-ever recording together, Larry's seminal approach to jazz guitar meshes naturally with Murali's blues guitar/vocals and Julian's lyrical jazz guitar riffs. Featuring a special blend of new songs, stellar jams and standout covers, The Coryells showcases both the complex interplay of their guitars and their unique familial ability to groove.

Julian Coriel is an American guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer. Like his father, Larrry Coryell, Julian Coryell is a talented guitarist, but his style is more in the smooth jazz vein than his dad's. Inspired by Miles Davis, a friend and colleague of his legendary jazz guitarist father, Larry Coryell, who once told him, "jazz is easy, creating fresh pop music is hard", singer/songwriter Julian Coryell has searched around for the perfect niche.

Julian Coriel is an American guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer. Like his father, Larrry Coryell, Julian Coryell is a talented guitarist, but his style is more in the smooth jazz vein than his dad's. Inspired by Miles Davis, a friend and colleague of his legendary jazz guitarist father, Larry Coryell, who once told him, "jazz is easy, creating fresh pop music is hard", singer/songwriter Julian Coryell has searched around for the perfect niche. This disc contains more great jazz compositions and features Michael Brecker on saxophone.

The final recording by legendary jazz fusion pioneers Larry Coryell and Alphonse Mouton in the reformed the Eleventh House in their "Seven Secrets". The late guitarist Coryell assembled founding members Randy Brecker (trumpet), long-timer John Lee (bass), the addition of son Julian (guitar) and the late Alphonse Mouzon (drums) to bring the rock and funk back to jazz again with a batch of eleven powerhouse tracks. The album is truly a group effort with Coryell relying on each member to contribute compositions to the new album, like he did back in the 70s.