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Bulldog 12-19-2011 01:27 PM
Jazz fusion specifically's something I tend to stay away from. I do have some favourites besides Miles though, namely...


Cuong Vu - It's Mostly Residual - YouTube


Freddie Hubbard - Straight Life - YouTube

Stephen 12-19-2011 03:19 PM
Another DeJohnette collaboration.

Nexus from John Abercrombie, Jack DeJohnette and Dave Holland on Gateway 2

Stephen 12-19-2011 03:25 PM
First two tracks off Ralph Towner - Solstice

Stephen 12-19-2011 04:24 PM
Opening track from the Shakti album Natural Elements.

Stephen 12-19-2011 05:28 PM
In terms of the fusion of different genres Terje Rypdal has never been one to stay in a box. I'm not real sure what you would call this piece.

Stephen 12-19-2011 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Ska Lagos Jew Sun Ra (Post 1134385)
One of the greatest genres to ever exist. Especially Jazz/Funk type fusion:
That's an interesting piece. I must confess to being pretty ignorant of his work. That is some oversight on my part seeing he apparently debuted opposite Coltrane on the album The Avant Garde?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...vant-Garde.jpg

Stephen 12-19-2011 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by tore (Post 1134503)
If you wanna hear an example of why the Hammond Organ is one of the coolest instruments ever played by keyboardists, just listen to the first 30 secs or so of Dreams Wide Awake (Hammond enters at about 20 secs in).

That is pretty cool. The wah-hammond reminds me of the wah-sax in this Brecker Brothers track Skunk Funk (around 1:25).

Engine 12-19-2011 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by fazstp (Post 1134404)
LOL. Did you have another Miles album in mind
Yes, several actually :)

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Originally Posted by fazstp (Post 1134685)
That's an interesting piece. I must confess to being pretty ignorant of his work. That is some oversight on my part seeing he apparently debuted opposite Coltrane on the album The Avant Garde?
I apologize for going off-topic here (there's been some great fusion posted and I don't want to derail) but you NEED to get to know Don Cherry. Not only did he do that album with Coltrane but he's been an integral force on Ornette Coleman's best records and has played with the likes of Albert Ayler, Sonny Rollins and Sun Ra (I'm sure I'm forgetting some).

Ska Lagos Jew Sun Ra 12-19-2011 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by fazstp (Post 1134685)
That's an interesting piece. I must confess to being pretty ignorant of his work. That is some oversight on my part seeing he apparently debuted opposite Coltrane on the album The Avant Garde?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...vant-Garde.jpg
This album is better on paper than it is in practice. However I highly HIGHLY recommend his next two albums 'Symphony for Improvisers', and 'Orient'. They are beyond sublime.

Stephen 12-19-2011 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1134710)
you NEED to get to know Don Cherry. Not only did he do that album with Coltrane but he's been an integral force on Ornette Coleman's best records and has played with the likes of Albert Ayler, Sonny Rollins and Sun Ra (I'm sure I'm forgetting some).
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Originally Posted by Ska Lagos Jew Sun Ra (Post 1134715)
However I highly HIGHLY recommend his next two albums 'Symphony for Improvisers', and 'Orient'. They are beyond sublime.
Looks like I've got some home work :). Thanks for the tips.


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