Barbara Dennerlein and fusion

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   Barbara Dennerlein, while basically in the jazz corner, has a lot 
of fusion tracks on her albums too, especially on the albums where she 
worked with guitarist Mitch Watkins; he definitely brought a rock 
element into her music. here some examples:

but even without him there are a lot of fusion tracks on her albums:

I don't think her fusion leanings would merit her inclusion in the archives. on the other hand we have Oregon in the archives, a band that I love a lot but which has even fewer fusion leanings, so her inclusion is probably arguable. what's your opinion?

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	Barbara Dennerlein, while basically in the jazz corner, has a lot of fusion tracks on her albums too, especially on the albums where she worked with guitarist Mitch Watkins; he definitely brought a rock element into her music. here some examples: but even without him there are a lot of fusion tracks on her albums: I don't think her fusion leanings would merit her inclusion in the archives. on the other hand we have Oregon in the archives, a band that I love a lot but which has even fewer fusion leanings, so her inclusion is probably arguable. what's your opinion?
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