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Joined: March 29 2013
Location: WA
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Posted: July 02 2013 at 23:36
Definitely more to the prog side of the prog-fusion sound but I can't recommend the first Shadowfax album "Watercourse Way" (1976) highly enough. Only one song has vocals and overall I think of them as a Mahavishnu/Gryphon/Larks Tongues hybrid. Oddly enough, they drastically changed direction and became well known in the 80's for being one of the first new age bands on the Wyndham Hill label. I finally got 'Watercourse Way' on CD from amazon a few months ago.
Joined: April 12 2013
Location: Michigan
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Points: 470
Posted: July 02 2013 at 23:05
tszirmay wrote:
I am a big Isotope fan, where can I get a copy ? Now you got me all bothered!!!!!
It was Jeff Clyne and Brian Miller, and BTW, they're already on PA, something I just found out myself:
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=4828
Glad I could bring them to your attention.
Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:
Human, I just listened to `Silent Promise' a few hours ago, I love it so much!!
Sadly, at the time I bought the LP of it, I really didn't know much about the band, so I left their other album behind. Of course, I've never come across it again.
Terrific band, I even found a touch of Catnerbury on that second one! Plus, the cover is wonderful! I really treasure that album!
Both albums are currently available on a 2-CD set. I just found it on Amazon, tho it's a little steep.
Joined: October 12 2011
Location: Melb, Australia
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Posted: July 02 2013 at 22:45
AreYouHuman wrote:
Turning Point! Only two LPs on the UK Gull label, Creatures of the Night and Silent Promise, both great, tho SP is my favorite. Copies of both were floating around in US shops in mid-80s as cut-outs, dirt-cheap. Put together by two ex-members of Isotope.
Human, I just listened to `Silent Promise' a few hours ago, I love it so much!!
Sadly, at the time I bought the LP of it, I really didn't know much about the band, so I left their other album behind. Of course, I've never come across it again.
Terrific band, I even found a touch of Catnerbury on that second one! Plus, the cover is wonderful! I really treasure that album!
Joined: April 12 2013
Location: Michigan
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Points: 470
Posted: July 02 2013 at 22:41
Turning Point! Only two LPs on the UK Gull label, Creatures of the Night and Silent Promise, both great, tho SP is my favorite. Copies of both were floating around in US shops in mid-80s as cut-outs, dirt-cheap. Put together by two ex-members of Isotope.
Joined: July 20 2009
Location: Tucson, AZ USA
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Points: 7264
Posted: June 22 2013 at 19:01
Guitarist Ray Gomez was one jammin' cat back in the 1970's! Notable works included Stanley Clarke's solo LPs, Patrick Moraz "The Story of i" and tons more.
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