Coryell was among the handful of jazz pioneers who ventured into experimental dabblings with jazz-rock and psychedelia. His classic collaborations with John McLaughlin, Mike Brecker and Oregon to name but a few were escapades into unknown turf during the 70's. His famed Eleventh House unit during the 70's and early 80's expanded upon jazz-rock-fusion. The Eleventh House was an extremely tight band which featured trumpeter Randy Brecker trading impossible unison runs with Coryell and also featured power house drummer Alphonse Mouzon. The Eleventh House were pioneers that paralleled the likes of Mahavishnu Orchestra and Weather Report. Since the demise of the Eleventh House, Coryell has performed and recorded with various units and has crafted a diverse resume of alliances with many notable musicians of different genres. He has recently explored the "jazz-lite" avenue along with some notable straight ahead romps for various labels.
- Bass – Benny Rietveld (tracks: 2, 6, 10), Victor Wooten (tracks: 1)
- Drums – Steve Smith (5)
- Guitar – Larry Coryell
- Keyboards – Tom Coster
- These Are Odd Times 7:53
- Plankton 4:35
- Wrong Is Right 7:15
- Bubba 6:02
- Cause And Effect 0:49
- Night Visitors 8:07
- Miss Guided Missile 8:38
- First Things First 7:51
- Night Visitors Revisited 2:17
- Finale: Wes And Jimi 8:11
