IPowrie
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posted on 5/10/2008 at 05:55 PM |
Im listening to a live Mahavishnu Orchestra show on wolfgangsvault and am
loving it. But besides that, Bitches BRew era Miles Davis and Return To
Forever I dont now any Jazz Fusion artist but love what I here from these
guys. Suggestions please
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revonah
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posted on 5/10/2008 at 07:03 PM |
Weather Report is a good place to start. And any of the side or solo
projects by these guys works too.
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jcb
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posted on 5/10/2008 at 07:07 PM |
| How about Traffic's live album "On The Road" ____________________
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mmertens
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posted on 5/10/2008 at 08:54 PM |
Billy Cobham - "Spectrum". It's a classic featuring Tommy Bolin on
guitar.
Jeff Beck - "Blow By Blow" & "Wired"
Al DiMeola "Elegant Gypsy"
Freddie Hubbard - "Red Clay"
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SkyPuppy
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posted on 5/10/2008 at 09:36 PM |
Return to Forever
Chick Corea
Stanley Clark
Al DiMeola
Lenny White
...and they are touring this year. Seeing them in NYC Aug.
If you are into this music now and can catch this tour I think you
should. ____________________
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Hophead
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:24 AM |
Wish you all lived in Atlanta so you could here Duane Trucks's jazz trio,
Genetic Drift. Awesome! ____________________
"Don't Ask Why"
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alloak41
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:28 AM |
I'll definitely second Weather Report. "Heavy Weather" is a gem! ____________________
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gamblersroll
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:35 AM |
Weather Report is excellent. Mahavishnu albums The Inner Mounting Flame,
The Lost Tapes or Live are great. Also check out the band Brand X.
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Haisija
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:37 AM |
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I'll definitely second Weather Report. "Heavy Weather" is a gem!
excellent release...and there are no six stringers 
[Edited on 5/11/2008 by Haisija] ____________________
If we practice and eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, soon the whole
world will be blind and toothless. -Mahatma Gandhi.
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alloak41
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:44 AM |
Spyro Gyra.....Hook-laden and beautiful.  ____________________
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alloak41
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:48 AM |
quote:
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I'll definitely second Weather Report. "Heavy Weather" is a gem!
excellent release...and there are no six stringers
[Edited on 5/11/2008 by Haisija]
Right you are...Even though Zawinbul's keyboards mimic it at times...But,
regardless, Jaco makes up for any stringed shortage. That guy was
unbelievable! ____________________
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Haisija
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:51 AM |
quote:
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I'll definitely second Weather Report. "Heavy Weather" is a gem!
excellent release...and there are no six stringers
[Edited on 5/11/2008 by Haisija]
Right you are...Even though Zawinbul's keyboards mimic it at times...But,
regardless, Jaco makes up for any stringed shortage. That guy was
unbelievable!
His line on Birdland is sweet...six string like.
A Remark You Made...Teen Town bad ass tunes ____________________
If we practice and eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, soon the whole
world will be blind and toothless. -Mahatma Gandhi.
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Haisija
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 12:52 AM |
I saw Jean Luc several times...but never saw SEA LEVEL !!!  ____________________
If we practice and eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, soon the whole
world will be blind and toothless. -Mahatma Gandhi.
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alloak41
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 01:07 AM |
quote:
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I'll definitely second Weather Report. "Heavy Weather" is a gem!
excellent release...and there are no six stringers
[Edited on 5/11/2008 by Haisija]
Right you are...Even though Zawinbul's keyboards mimic it at times...But,
regardless, Jaco makes up for any stringed shortage. That guy was
unbelievable!
His line on Birdland is sweet...six string like.
A Remark You Made...Teen Town bad ass tunes
"Teen Town"....Masterpiece. That song has always reminded me of a passing,
brilliant lightning storm. JP wrote that song, and played drums and bass
on that track. His snare sounds like rockets going off...his bass line
coming from some bluezy, jazzy outer space zone. . ____________________
Don't pay attention to the critics, don't even ignore them.
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bluedad
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 01:10 AM |
His line on Birdland is sweet...six string like.
A Remark You Made...Teen Town bad ass tunes
One of the greatest albums of all time.... 
A Remark You Made......perfection....  Not a note
overplayed.... ____________________
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seriously.
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alloak41
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 01:23 AM |
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line on Birdland is sweet...six string like.
A Remark You Made...Teen Town bad ass tunes
One of the greatest albums of all time....
A Remark You Made......perfection.... Not a note
overplayed....
You're right..That's about as pretty as a song can get. Wayne Shorter can
bring tears to your eyes. He does on that one. ____________________
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bluedad
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 01:35 AM |
quote:
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His line on Birdland is
sweet...six string like.
A Remark You Made...Teen Town bad ass tunes
One of the greatest albums of all time....
A Remark You Made......perfection.... Not a note
overplayed....
You're right..That's about as pretty as a song can get. Wayne Shorter can
bring tears to your eyes. He does on that one.
There was a time in the 60's that jazz people called Wayne Shorter the
greatest writer of that decade...
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seriously.
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bluedad
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 01:45 AM |
Now I bought a Santana CD "Welcome" today. I had it in vinyl and it is a
great album if you like your jazz fusion with a lot of guitar....
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Bingylandmusic
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 02:36 AM |
| www.liraproductions.com/jazzrock/htdocs/histhome.htm ____________________
Mark
" The Music you listen to becomes the soundtrack of your life"
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DerekFromCincinnati
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 02:54 AM |
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One of the greatest
albums of all time....
A Remark You Made......perfection.... Not a note overplayed....
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You're right..That's about as pretty as a song can get. Wayne Shorter can
bring tears to your eyes. He does on that one.
Jerry Douglas recorded a beautiful version of "A Remark You Made," and
plays it in concert these days as well.
As for fusion groups from my collection circa 1970's;
Passport - "Iguacu" & "Garden Of Eden"
Gong - "Expresso" & "Live Etc" & Expresso II" & "Shamal"
Brand X - "Unorthodox Behaviour" & "Morrocan Roll"
Nova - "Vimana" - "Wings Of Love" - "Sun City"
Larry Coryell - " Larry Coryell At The Village Gate" 1971
Airto - "Fingers" & "Identity"
David Grisman Quintet - "The david Grisman Quintet" & "Hot dawg"
Alphonse Mouzon -
Osibissa
Tony Williams Lifetime
Freddie Hubbard
Allan Holdsworth - "Velvet Darkness"
Camel - "Rain Dances" & "Moon Madness"
Nektar- "Remember The Future" & "A TabIn The Ocean" & "Nektar
Live"
Derek H ____________________
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MasahikoYamaura
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 05:33 AM |
I agree to all the recommendations here, especially Weather Report &
Return To Forever are superb!
Also I'd like to recommend following old stuff. I think only a few folks
here know these albums but I really love them. 
Billy Cobham: Alive mutherforya
http://www.amazon.com/Alivemutherforya-Billy-Cobham/dp/B00006
6J11
L.A.Express: Shadow Play
http://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Play-L-Express/dp/B0012CJM8G/
Arista All Stars: Blue Montreux (I & II)
http://www.amazon.com/Blue-Montreux/dp/B000008BSV/
Steps (Steps Ahead): Smokin' In The Pit
http://www.amazon.com/Smokin-Pit-Steps-Ahead/dp/B00000JY6J/
They all are great live performances!!
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Haisija
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 08:54 AM |
Back when radio was radio you could expect to hear something from any one
of the LPs that Masahiko has listed.
Radio stations just don't get it anymore. ____________________
If we practice and eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, soon the whole
world will be blind and toothless. -Mahatma Gandhi.
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WarrenMcCae
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 10:21 AM |
Also check out George Duke
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mmertens
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 10:36 AM |
I used to listen to a lot of fusion back in the 70's/early 80's but found
myself getting really turned off by the musical excesses of the genre. A
lot of it began to sound like technique for technique's sake. I also got
turned off by all the synthesizers and over production. A lot of the Creed
Taylor (or CTI) stuff especially seems to have had most of the soul washed
out of it with too many strings & synthesizers. I'm not saying the
music is bad, but in comparison to the jazz of the 40's, 50's & early
60's, great blues of any era, and the classic rock & roll (however you
define it), it leaves me feeling a little empty. Now, I appreciate fusion
in small, selective doses. Much of what is mentioned in this thread is
really good. Some of it doesn't hold up over time IMO.
But, just as the british blues invasion turned a lot of people on to Muddy,
Wolf, Robert Johnson, Willie Dixon, etc. Working backwards from fusion
will take you to the great music of Miles, Coltrane, Monk, Cannonball,
Sonny Rollins, etc, etc.
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mmertens
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posted on 5/11/2008 at 10:49 AM |
While I don't think of these as fusion, you might really like these
also:
John McLaughlin "After The Rain" trio session dedicated to Coltrane w/
Joey D. & Elvin Jones. Really powerful!
Wayne Shorter "Ju Ju", "Night Dreamer", "Adams Apple", "Soothsayer", or any
other Shorter cd from the early 60's. Some of the best jazz of that
era.
Larry Young "Unity"
Joe Henderson "So Near, So Far" tribute to Miles w/ Scofield, Holland,
Foster.
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