Larry Coryell's 'Acoustic Reflections - Live - Little Center, Clark University, Worcester, Mass. June 23, 1976' is a captivating live album that showcases the artist's mastery of jazz fusion and smooth jazz. Recorded on a summer evening in 1976, this album is a testament to Coryell's skill and artistry. 
With a duration of 1 hour and 8 minutes, the album takes the listener on a musical journey through a diverse range of tracks, including 'Julie Labelle', 'Juju', and 'Rodrigo Reflections'. The release, which initially saw the light of day on 1 January 1976 via the HiHat label, is a treasure trove of jazz delights, featuring intricate improvisations and beautiful melodies.
Throughout the album, Coryell's virtuosity shines, as he navigates complex compositions such as 'Improvisations On a Sarabande' and 'The Restful Mind' with ease. The album also features more introspective tracks like 'Eyes of Love' and 'Gratitude', showcasing Coryell's ability to craft emotive and heartfelt music.
The tracklist is rounded out by the likes of 'Bouquet', 'Renee’s Theme', 'Ain’t It Is', 'St. Gallen', and 'Spain', each one a testament to Coryell's boundless creativity and innovative spirit. As a whole, 'Acoustic Reflections' is a must-listen for fans of Larry Coryell and jazz enthusiasts alike, offering a unique glimpse into the artist's live performances and musical genius.