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Rick Laird pictured with Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock during a rehearsal at Avery Fisher Hall, New York, June 1978. Rick, who was touring with Chick during this period, explained how he got to be part of his band in a 1980 interview :
"I had admired him tremendously as a musician since I first saw him in Boston in 1966. When I heard that he was putting a band together to tour the world, I knew that Stanley Clarke wasn't going to go with him since he was busy with his own tours. So I wrote to Chick and told him that I was available. He wrote back and said I was hired. It was a totally different experience from working with the Mahavishnu Orchestra. First of all, we had a 13-piece band which included a string quartet, and we had Dave Liebman on saxophone. We played a mixture of music from Chick's albums and some Spanish-oriented music -some sambas, jazz tunes, and some pretty conventional things. We went to Australia, which was great because it was the first time I had been back since I left in the '60s. We played to sell-out concerts wherever we went."
In the same interview, Rick talked about the irony in that as his skills as a bass player increase, he finds himself featured less and less, attributing this situation to focusing his attention on supporting the other players so solidly.
"I don't disapprove of all displays of virtuosity on the part of bass players, but the reason why a lot of guys call me for work is because I support them. I really love the challenge of playing good lines behind a soloist in a way that boosts him, and when it comes my time for a solo then I'II jump right in. If you play a supportive role, instead of soloing constantly, the chances of becoming well-known by the average audience are very slim. Musicians and bass fans will notice you. But if you play flashy, meaningless runs all the time, everyone will notice you. If a guy wants to do that, it's his business. Frankly, it's never meant that much to me. The more I've refined my skills, the less I get noticed. It's a paradox, but I don't mind - I don't think I need my ego stroked like that."
Photos by Chuck Fishman.

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