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João Paulo

I listen this albun in a vinil tape and I like very much the Jazz atmosfere of then. The violin is very melodic, with a delay pedal that create, an amazing calm music atmosferic. If you like Jean Luc Ponty, you like Michael Urbaniak because the complex intricate fazz fusion is sometimes finish with melodic moments. A very good album, not comercial but that I like very much.

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Posted Tuesday, July 15, 2008 | Review Permalink

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Recorded in Germany in June of 1973 when Michal was calling his band of collaborators the Michal Urbaniak Constellation. This was just three months before Michal and wife Urszula Dudziak moved to New York City where they set up permanent residency and, eventually, became American citizens.

An album consisting of music, in the same song order, with one supplemental song (the title song--recorded in the US using American musicians), was then released by CBS (Columbia) Records in the following year in the USA under the title "Michal Urbaniak Fusion"--which is where you will find my full review of this album (since Fusion is a much more easily accessible album than Super Constellation). Great music! Enjoy!

A-/five stars; a minor masterpiece of genre-defining Jazz-Rock Fusion music. The band is back on track after Inactin, the disturbingly substandard mish-mash of rejects from the Paratyphus B sessions.

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Posted Thursday, October 10, 2024 | Review Permalink

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