/Jazz/ thread
Fusion edition.
/jazz/ thread
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Benjamin Parker
The comfiest fusion album
Jack Collins
I have to admit it, I used to think that Light as a Feather was the best Corea fusion album, but I've really been warming to this one
I know that a lot of people find much of this album cheesy, but it's just great music fuck the haters
also this is much better than Romantic Warrior FWIW
Brody King
That sounds so nice
Luke Carter
nothing can prepare you for the Finnish language vocalese version of Spain, I was just marveling it today. I suppose it gets really absurd when you understand the lyrics.
David Cox
the A-side is a Finnish vocalese version of Birdland, so appropriate for a Fusion thread, I guess
John Gonzalez
Any Soft Machine fags in here?
Noah Carter
One of the best fusion albums
Cameron Johnson
When I made this thread I just called it fusion edition just for fun. You dont have to post only fusion jazz
Joseph Myers
I don't think music science will ever be able to explain how Earth is a monster "spiritual jazz" style track, but the rest of the album is just average. Such an odd thing to do a concept album and totally nail the style on one track and have others be pretty ho-hum in comparison.
Dominic Davis
(The captcha was “22KKY”.)
Kevin Turner
borderline fusion but for me, it's donald byrd's ethiopian knights
Alexander Ward
since it's Friday, there has to be discussion on what new releases you listened to today
the new Maxxxtet (pic) is the only full album I've listened to that dropped today
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dug some new tracks:
Joel Ross - DOXOLOGY (the new album will be great, trust me)
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OK:KO: Vanhatie
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Landon Flores
the "In a Silent Way"-army (probably just one guy, but...) should get familiar with Electric Byrd - great album in the early Miles fusion flavor
Blake Taylor
any fans of Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition around?
I've been somewhat obsessively listening to the track Ebony from Inflation blues lately, it's such a unique sound, a little bit like some Oliver Nelson compositions from the 60's, but feels like such a special mood
(specifically the Special Edition recording, not the smaller group one on YouTube)
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James Parker
My favorite of his. Ethiopian Knights totally slaps though.
Chase Hernandez
Blackbyrd (not sure if there's still agreement on how to spell it) changed the world
it's quite the achievement that it was the best selling Blue Note album when it was released
of course, it's a perfectly valid position that Byrd's most prominent albums were a part of a movement that made jazz worse - I definitely feel that way
still, Mizell bros production fundamentally changed soul/r&b flavored fusion jazz and Blackbyrd is where it all starts
Austin Gonzalez
where are we going? is the goat, love that song
Lucas Bailey
if you like Blackbyrd, look into any other jazz albums Larry and Fonce Mizell produced - the thing that really changes here is that in jazz the producer starts having an active role in shaping the sound of the album
Hudson Diaz
Turbo tempos tho. They really had too much youthful energy. Nowadays when he plays Spain it's literally 40bpm slower
Brayden Reed
yeah i've listened to that, solid album — prob my fave work of theirs after byrd's stuff. harlem river drive is a groover