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Points: 264 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 05 2006 at 18:58
Originally posted by Jeff Schu Jeff Schu wrote:

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  1. RETURN TO FOREVER
  2. MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA
  3. WEATHER REPORT
  4. TONY WILLIAMS'S LIFETIME (they should be in the Archives)

I love them all, and i own almost all their albums!!!

 
f**king thank you!!! "Tony Williams' Lifetime" needs to be on the archives no doubt about it.
 
 
Which Lifetime, the original (w/McLaughlin, Larry Young & Jack Bruce) lineup from '69-'73, or the New Tony Williams Lifetime lineup w/Tony Newton, Alan Pasqua & Holdsworth ('75-'76)? I vote to add both!Big smile
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Points: 393 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 05 2006 at 20:55
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glad to see this one is the runaway as it should be..... you can hear the M.O. influences all over prog... from Yes to PFM.
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Points: 46838 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 05 2006 at 21:07
Originally posted by wolf0621 wolf0621 wrote:

Originally posted by Jeff Schu Jeff Schu wrote:

Originally posted by ANDREW ANDREW wrote:

  1. RETURN TO FOREVER
  2. MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA
  3. WEATHER REPORT
  4. TONY WILLIAMS'S LIFETIME (they should be in the Archives)

I love them all, and i own almost all their albums!!!

 
f**king thank you!!! "Tony Williams' Lifetime" needs to be on the archives no doubt about it.
 
 
Which Lifetime, the original (w/McLaughlin, Larry Young & Jack Bruce) lineup from '69-'73, or the New Tony Williams Lifetime lineup w/Tony Newton, Alan Pasqua & Holdsworth ('75-'76)? I vote to add both!Big smile


great call on Tony William's Lifetime... I stumbled on to them... not as a fusion fan (which I'm not really) but as a solid Jack Bruce fan.  Great great stuff.
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Points: 368 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 05 2006 at 21:16
I think its Chick Corea's band he was influenced by The most experimental records of Miles Davis.
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Points: 394 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 05 2006 at 22:10
Originally posted by wolf0621 wolf0621 wrote:

Originally posted by Jeff Schu Jeff Schu wrote:

Originally posted by ANDREW ANDREW wrote:

  1. RETURN TO FOREVER
  2. MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA
  3. WEATHER REPORT
  4. TONY WILLIAMS'S LIFETIME (they should be in the Archives)

I love them all, and i own almost all their albums!!!

 
f**king thank you!!! "Tony Williams' Lifetime" needs to be on the archives no doubt about it.
 
 
Which Lifetime, the original (w/McLaughlin, Larry Young & Jack Bruce) lineup from '69-'73, or the New Tony Williams Lifetime lineup w/Tony Newton, Alan Pasqua & Holdsworth ('75-'76)? I vote to add both!Big smile
 
Well as of now I've only heard the line up with Allan Holdsworth... But I really see no legitamate reason for them not being in the Jazz Fusion section of the archives no good reason at all.
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