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hey me too!!!!
I Got to love MILES!!!!!!
an ablum from all his music period.!!! that is the beauty of prog fans we all love everything he ever did ( Well I do) from be-bop to his almost hard/metal stuff he did!! F#&*K all the Jazz purist!!!







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As promised, I got myself a Joe Henderson album w/Chick Corea, Ron Carter and one Billy Higgins on drums. Another one of those non-fusion jazz albums
 


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great vanguard album, not that much jazz though but Egberto was a great figure in the jazz scene as well
 
And yes, Vytas Brenner did make a somewhat fusiony album himself
 
Some Brass Rock
 


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Jazz/Fusion is something I dip into from time to time and for that I am not even slightly knowledgable on the subject.

John Abercrombie's TImeless and Mahavishnu Orchestra's Lost Trident sessions are indespensible (I love the tension on that album).
 
I once heard an album by Philip Catherine called Guitars, but I have never been able to find it since, so perhaps I dreamt its existance.
 
(As you can probably tell, it has to be guitar led for me to buy it)
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Billy Cobham - "Spectrum"


Have just replaced my aging and well worn vinyl version of this classic with the remastered CD; I'd honestly forgotten exactly how good this album is - it actually knocked Porcupine Tree's new album off my 'most played' list.

It's that good!

The man, the kit, the genius - Cobham in 1975:






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I'm listening to Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.
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Originally posted by Chus Chus wrote:

 
 
 
Some Brass Rock
 
 
Coincidentally listening to this in a hire car, whilst doing a ot of road travel in the last 24 hours, plus Mahavishnu Project's latest and Jazz Pistols Live.
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Today I've listened to Spectrum by Billy Cobham. Great album!
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Electric Masada - s/t 
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right now i enjoy in the music of  Back Door, listening to their 'ACTIVATE'  album produced by Carl Palmer in 1976....Colin Hodgkinson really rocks on that  bass!

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Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions
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Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda

Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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Originally posted by gong gong wrote:

right now i enjoy in the music of  Back Door, listening to their 'ACTIVATE'  album produced by Carl Palmer in 1976....Colin Hodgkinson really rocks on that  bass!
Great to discover somebody who has a Back Door album other than the more obvious Back Door ,8th Street Nites and Another Fine Mess. I presume your copy of Activate is on vinyl - Warners being desperately slow in issuing CD versions of their albums?
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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

Originally posted by gong gong wrote:

right now i enjoy in the music of  Back Door, listening to their 'ACTIVATE'  album produced by Carl Palmer in 1976....Colin Hodgkinson really rocks on that  bass!
Great to discover somebody who has a Back Door album other than the more obvious Back Door ,8th Street Nites and Another Fine Mess. I presume your copy of Activate is on vinyl - Warners being desperately slow in issuing CD versions of their albums?
yes, thats vinyl copy, same as my other two Back Door's LPs you mentioned above - first (s/t) album and ' 8th Street Nites' withTony Hiks on drums. i really dont know that Warner Bros were re-issued 'Activate' album as CD version...Confused...should be, anyway....!
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Originally posted by Chus Chus wrote:

As promised, I got myself a Joe Henderson album w/Chick Corea, Ron Carter and one Billy Higgins on drums. Another one of those non-fusion jazz albums
 



Uuuuh, Higgins on drums... is this album outstanding or only brilliant?

I'm thinking of buying John Surman's "Conflagration" - what I've heard from it blew me away!!! Ditto for the infamous "Song X" by Pat Metheny and Ornette Coleman.

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