Peruvian Blue

He would go on to record more with Muse, the label, as well.

He did an album called Peruvian Blue in 74, which sort of continued his exploration of sound, adding clavinet and electric piano, along with guitar, bass, drums, percussion.

kind of coming off of this album with more ideas of how to play in this kind of sound context.

As the decade went on and Barron's music increasingly developed towards how we know his sound to be today, that acoustic, harmonically sophisticated style that became his nature and his signature.