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Jazz Fusion Playlist

Miles Davis - Get Up With It
From the VMP Box - Miles Davis: The Electric Years
Released - Sept 2023
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Discogs: Miles Davis: The Electric Years
 
Passport - 1977 - Iguaçu
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01. Bahia do sol
02. Aguamarinha
03. Bird of paradise
04. Sambukada
05. Iguaçu
06. Praia lame
07. Heavy weight
08. Guna Guna

Curt Cress (drums, berimbau)
Klaus Doldinger (soprano & tenor saxes, organ, Moog, flute)
Elmer Louis (percussion)
Roy Louis (electric guitar)
Wolfgang Schmid (bass)

Guest musicians:
Mats Björklund (guitar (8)
Wilson Das Neves (atapaques, pandeiro (4)
Roberto Bastos Pinheiro (surdo (4)
Noel Manuel Pinto (cuica (3-4)
Clélio Ribeiro (berimbau (4)
 
Zonzee - 1999 - Time Flies

Zonzee is a fusion experience that only those who have had can describe. To attend a Zonzee show is to be presented with a panorama of styles that mirror the spectrum of human emotion. Their influences range from Weather Report and Tribal Tech, John McLoughlin and Mahavishnu Orchestra, Chick Corea, Steve Coleman, Allan Holdsworth. Rush, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane and Moroccan music. Zonzee delves into different types of rhythm than just 4/4, preferring odd time

 
The Stanley Clarke Band (2010)
I love Stanley's music, his trademark Alembic guitar, upright, piccolo etc. and while I don't love every album he has done, this particular recording from 2010 included some heavy hitters that were somewhat new to me, bringing a fresh injection of classic fusion to where ever music had been leading SC since the RTF days. A very good album, IMHO
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Wishful Thinking - 1985 - Wishful Thinking
Jazz Rock seemed to have lost it's way around this era, some artists were relevant, yet remaining obscure, Wishful Thinking was one of them, they were JazzRock, with perhaps a hint of what would become Smooth Jazz, luckily, the performances of Dave Shank(Vibes), Jerry Watts Jr.(bass), and Chris Boardman (keys), David Garibaldi (drums), and Tim Weston on (Guitars) deliver the goods, while the music is not heavy, it's quite tasty.
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