Jazz Fusion Playlist

[Ed in Tx]

Brian Auger's Oblivion Express Live at the Whiskey Vol 1 and 2...

 

[Cactus Bob]

Brian Auger's Oblivion Express Live at the Whiskey Vol 1 and 2...

Good stuff Ed!! I saw Brian Auger's Oblivion Express in the early '70's. The encore song was Freedom Jazz Dance. Awesome!



Al Di Meola ~ Land of the Midnight Sun

Columbia

 

[Cactus Bob]

Lenny White ~ Venusian Summer

Nemperor

Lenny White, Tom Harrel, Hubert Laws, Larry Young, Jimmy Smith, Larry Coryell, Al DiMeola, Doug Rodrigues, Raymond Gomez.

Lenny White's first solo lp from '75. Always wanted this lp and found it in mint condition for a buck at a thrift this past week.

 

[Ed in Tx]

Good stuff Ed!! I saw Brian Auger's Oblivion Express in the early '70's. The encore song was Freedom Jazz Dance. Awesome!

I attribute the much greater tinnitus in my right ear from going to a Brian Auger concert in '77-78 thereabouts. I sat about eight rows from the front to the right side of the stage with my right ear toward a big bank of speakers for about 2 1/2 hours. Couldn't hear in that ear at all the next few days. I learned to take some ear protection with me from that point on.

almost 30 years later.. Brian Auger Live at the Baked Potato recorded in 2005..

 

[Cactus Bob]

Jack DeJohnette's Directions ~ New Rags

ECM

with John Abercrombie, guitar; Alex Foster, sax; Mike Richmond, bass

Recorded in 1977

First listen dollar lp in mint condition for the past week. I had the pleasure of seeing Jack's Directions in '74 with Abercrombie & Holland.

 

[diamondsouled]

One of my all time fave Di Meloa's: Soaring through a Dream. Very hard to impossible to find on CD. This is my second vinyl copy. :yes:

 

[olson_jr]

Marc Johnson ~ Bass Desires


Peter Erskine ~ Drums
Bill Frisell ~ Guitar,
Marc Johnson ~ Bass
John Scofield ~ Guitar

 

[Guest123]

Noel Pointer: "Phantazia"

 

[Guest123]

Oh yeah....while I'm at it, may as well add "Show Stopper" by Jamaaladeen Tacuma.

 

[diamondsouled]

Oh yeah....while I'm at it, may as well add "Show Stopper" by Jamaaladeen Tacuma.

Came across a new unopened cassette of his by chance several years ago and wow what a bass player. :yes:

 

[Rome]

Jamaaladeen Tacuma "Renaissance Man"

I have this LP. Had it imported many years back.

Trying to let it grow on me, but it is a unique project, indeed.

Rome

 

[Cactus Bob]

Interesting music guys . . . I need to check Jamaaladeen Tacuma out.


Mike Nock ~ Ondas

ECM

Mike Nock, Piano; Eddie Gomez, bass; Jon Christensen, drums

 

[jt45]

One of my all time fave Di Meloa's: Soaring through a Dream. Very hard to impossible to find on CD. This is my second vinyl copy. :yes:

Nice !

 

[albowlly]

The Fourth Way

 

[tomlinmgt]

Mahavishnu Orchestra ~ Inner Mounting Flame

I grabbed this out of the Library the other day as I only have it on vinyl along with John McLaughlin ~ The Heart Of Things which I had never seen before. I can't believe it is the same John McLaughlin on ~ The Heart Of Things[/QUOT

Love "The Heart of Things". Dennis Chamber's drumming on that is, well, typical Dennis..... which is friggin' sick.

 

[tomlinmgt]

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Gotta love the album cover. Great tunes on this one....and guitar contributions from a young Scofield . Check out some live video performances of these tracks on YouTube (just search "Cobham Duke). Excellent.

 

[Cactus Bob]

Gotta love the album cover. Great tunes on this one....and guitar contributions from a young Scofield . Check out some live video performances of these tracks on YouTube (just search "Cobham Duke). Excellent.

Great lp. I saw them in concert back in '76 on that tour in Chicago with Sco & Alphonso. I stayed for both shows 2 nights in a row and even met Billy at one of the bars before the show. Excellent!

 

[Rome]

Yea, I have the Billy/George LP as well & it is fan-tastic.

Rome

 

[Cactus Bob]

Yea, I have the Billy/George LP as well & it is fan-tastic.

Rome

LEAN BEEF Ha! Ha!

 

[tomlinmgt]

Great lp. I saw them in concert back in '76 on that tour in Chicago with Sco & Alphonso. I stayed for both shows 2 nights in a row and even met Billy at one of the bars before the show. Excellent!

You dog! LOVE Billy...one of my faves (I'm a drummer) and man, he was KILLIN' IT about that time in his career. What a show to catch!!