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Jazz Fusion Playlist

Woody Shaw - Blackstone Legacy
Contemporary 1970

Woody Shaw (trumpet);
Bennie Maupin (flute, bass clarinet, tenor saxophone);
Gary Bartz (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone);
George Cables (piano, electric piano);
Ron Carter (bass);
Lenny White (drums).


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I saw Jeff Lorber and company at the Uptown Theatre in Kansas City in the early eighties. He had a young sax player with him named Kenny Gorelick. Fantastic show tho, and Kenny basically stole it.
 
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Funny, I just purchased Bitches Brew on vinyl today. Its my first time as well. I'm really digging it.
 
Jean-Luc Ponty ~ Fables (Atlantic, '85)
US

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Sure I could listen to Jean-Luc saw away until the cows come home, but I'm a bit disappointed to learn that Scott Henderson, an amazing guitarist, isn't featured more prominently on this recording.
 
Larry Coryell ~ The Power Trio Live in Chicago

Highnote Records

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Larry Coryell (guitar); Larry Gray (bass); Paul Wertico (drums).

Recorded live at Jazz Showcase, Chicago, Illinois.
 
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My first foray into the thread. I have quite a few jazz fusion titles, but my photography skills are not all that great.

Jean-Luc Ponty, Cosmic Messenger

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Miroslav Vitous Mountain in the Cloud, free jazz/fusion I reckon.

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Steve Khan The Blue Man

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kneeOhFight said:
love this thread, as do many, given its support

this is a very strong record. I found a sample song on youtube
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Great line up on that disc. Fusion is alive & well for sure!!

It is great to see the fusion lovers come out of the woodwork on ak! :music:



Jeffery said:
My first foray into the thread. I have quite a few jazz fusion titles, but my photography skills are not all that great.
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Pictures aren't essential and yours look great. I like that Miroslav Vitous LP you posted. Another lp to track down! :yes:



Wow Ed In Tx!! . . . a tasty collection of music you have bestowed upon us!! Keep them coming!! :ntwrthy:
 
Cactus Bob said:
I like that Miroslav Vitous LP you posted. Another lp to track down! :yes:
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It's a very nice album, but after I posted it I realized it might be a little more on the jazz/free jazz end of the spectrum rather than fusion. Given the performers listed on the jacket, you'd think more fusion-ish. Still, I really like it (but I like free jazz, some don't).

I'll do better ;)

Coryell/Khan - Two for the Road

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Jeffery said:
It's a very nice album, but after I posted it I realized it might be a little more on the jazz/free jazz end of the spectrum rather than fusion. Given the performers listed on the jacket, you'd think more fusion-ish. Still, I really like it (but I like free jazz, some don't).

I'll do better ;)
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I think it would be considered fusion. They do mix complex jazz riffs with world influences and laid the groundwork for the genre. It was probably recorded in '69 or '70?



Introducing The Eleventh House with Larry Coryell

Vanguard

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