Eberhard Weber ~ Later That Evening
ECM, 1982
ECM, 1982
Jazz Fusion Playlist
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Joe Farrell ~ Moon Germs
CTI, 1973
CTI, 1973
The great Klaus Doldinger passed last week at 89.
Passport ~ Infinity Machine
Atlantic, 1976
Probably my favorite Passport album . . . Ostinato is a masterpiece, love Passport!
Passport ~ Infinity Machine
Atlantic, 1976
Probably my favorite Passport album . . . Ostinato is a masterpiece, love Passport!
I see that Passport has received some love this week from the AK forums. You, I played some earlier in the week and I saw another one earlier today.The great Klaus Doldinger passed last week at 89.
Passport ~ Infinity Machine
Atlantic, 1976
Probably my favorite Passport album . . . Ostinato is a masterpiece, love Passport!
So good . . . I bought my first Passport album in the early 70's after hearing them on underground radio.I see that Passport has received some love this week from the AK forums. You, I played some earlier in the week and I saw another one earlier today.
My eyes are wide open now that I've my first one recently. Cross Collateral
Perfect . . . both Cross Collateral & Infinity Machine are my faves . . . Looking Thru and Hand Made too!
Very sad news . . . The Great Jack DeJohnette has died of congestive heart failure at the age of 83. 
One of my favorite shows of all time was in '75 with "Jack DeJohnette's Directions" with Abercrombie & Holland. They ended the evening with an incredible extended version of Abercrombie's "Timeless".
Jack looking good on his patio three days ago . . .
One of my favorite shows of all time was in '75 with "Jack DeJohnette's Directions" with Abercrombie & Holland. They ended the evening with an incredible extended version of Abercrombie's "Timeless".
Jack looking good on his patio three days ago . . .
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MJB1959
Super Member
Listening now!! Love the recording quality of these Musik GmbH german pressings, and that Curt Cress, what a drummer?!?!?!The great Klaus Doldinger passed last week at 89.
Passport ~ Infinity Machine
Atlantic, 1976
Probably my favorite Passport album . . . Ostinato is a masterpiece, love Passport!
MJB1959
Super Member
I have had the pleasure to hear a lot of jazz/rock from around the globe, and would like to share some of the discoveries along the way, can we ever hear enough of these great musicians?
Tonight I am listening to Swedish drummer and percussionist Jonathan Lundberg, who has put together his own band to give expression to his particular musical vision. Self-described as jazz fusion, his debut album, Nebula is more than that. Much more. Although the opening sequence of the first track, "Phantom", suggests the swirling attempt to stage an atmosphere for some bloated prog rock epic, when the music gets going it is surprisingly refreshing.
He also is introducing some very good musicians mostly from Sweden:
1. Phantom - 5:02
2. 7 to 8 - 4:27
3. Nebula - 5:26
4. Clavero - 6:01
5. Quicktrip - 4:28
6. Siberia - 4:31
7. Snowflake - 5:18
8. Higgs Intro - 1:34
9. Higgs - 5:43
10. Heavens Maze - 5:51
Line-up:
Jonathan Lundberg - Drums, Mallets
With
Erik Linder - Guitar on 1, 2, 3, 5, 6
Henrik Linder - Bass on 1-6, 9
Kristian Kraftling - Keyboards on 2, 3, 6, 10
Mikael Karlsson - Keyboards on 1, 5
Jerker Lindström - Evi on 2, 4
Paulo Murga - Percussion on 2, 4
Carl Mörner Ringström - Guitar on 3, 10
Jane Levkovskaya - Piano on 4
Lisa-Lotta Carlsson - Vocals on 7
Pål Svenre - Keyboards on 7
Peter Knudsen - Piano on 7
Filip Bekic - Guitar on 7
Tobias Rydberg - Bass on 7
Kristoffer Sjöberg - Percussion on 7
Calle Stålenbring - Guitar on 8, 9
Arvid Svenungsson - Keyboards on 8, 9
Gustaf Hielm - Bass on 8
Ernest Tibbs - Bass on 10
Nelson Faria - Guitar on 4
Erik Lund - Guitar on 5
Tonight I am listening to Swedish drummer and percussionist Jonathan Lundberg, who has put together his own band to give expression to his particular musical vision. Self-described as jazz fusion, his debut album, Nebula is more than that. Much more. Although the opening sequence of the first track, "Phantom", suggests the swirling attempt to stage an atmosphere for some bloated prog rock epic, when the music gets going it is surprisingly refreshing.
He also is introducing some very good musicians mostly from Sweden:
1. Phantom - 5:02
2. 7 to 8 - 4:27
3. Nebula - 5:26
4. Clavero - 6:01
5. Quicktrip - 4:28
6. Siberia - 4:31
7. Snowflake - 5:18
8. Higgs Intro - 1:34
9. Higgs - 5:43
10. Heavens Maze - 5:51
Line-up:
Jonathan Lundberg - Drums, Mallets
With
Erik Linder - Guitar on 1, 2, 3, 5, 6
Henrik Linder - Bass on 1-6, 9
Kristian Kraftling - Keyboards on 2, 3, 6, 10
Mikael Karlsson - Keyboards on 1, 5
Jerker Lindström - Evi on 2, 4
Paulo Murga - Percussion on 2, 4
Carl Mörner Ringström - Guitar on 3, 10
Jane Levkovskaya - Piano on 4
Lisa-Lotta Carlsson - Vocals on 7
Pål Svenre - Keyboards on 7
Peter Knudsen - Piano on 7
Filip Bekic - Guitar on 7
Tobias Rydberg - Bass on 7
Kristoffer Sjöberg - Percussion on 7
Calle Stålenbring - Guitar on 8, 9
Arvid Svenungsson - Keyboards on 8, 9
Gustaf Hielm - Bass on 8
Ernest Tibbs - Bass on 10
Nelson Faria - Guitar on 4
Erik Lund - Guitar on 5
Cress is phenomenal . . . there are some nice Passport YT videos out there, watched a few last week.
MJB1959
Super Member
Second cd from this great musician: Jonathan Lundberg - 2017 - Iterations
Bass – Gustaf Hielm (tracks: 3,6), Hadrien Féraud (tracks: 10), Henrik Linder (tracks: 2,4,5,8,11), Johannes Zetterberg (tracks: 7,9), Kristofer Sundström (tracks: 1)
Drums – Jonathan Lundberg (2)
EVI – Björn Arkö (tracks: 9)
Guitar – Calle Stålenbring (tracks: 1,5,6,9), Carl Mörner Ringström (tracks: 6,7,11), Erik Linder (tracks: 2,3,4,8,10)
Keyboards – David Garfield (tracks: 4,9), Derek Sherinian (tracks: 3,10,11), Joel Lyssarides (tracks: 6,7), Kristian Kraftling (tracks: 1,2,5,8,)
Bass – Gustaf Hielm (tracks: 3,6), Hadrien Féraud (tracks: 10), Henrik Linder (tracks: 2,4,5,8,11), Johannes Zetterberg (tracks: 7,9), Kristofer Sundström (tracks: 1)
Drums – Jonathan Lundberg (2)
EVI – Björn Arkö (tracks: 9)
Guitar – Calle Stålenbring (tracks: 1,5,6,9), Carl Mörner Ringström (tracks: 6,7,11), Erik Linder (tracks: 2,3,4,8,10)
Keyboards – David Garfield (tracks: 4,9), Derek Sherinian (tracks: 3,10,11), Joel Lyssarides (tracks: 6,7), Kristian Kraftling (tracks: 1,2,5,8,)