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Points: 1594 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2006 at 06:25
Originally posted by NotSoKoolAid NotSoKoolAid wrote:

Originally posted by Kleynan Kleynan wrote:

So you've heard fusion Miles Davis then? Live-Evil is probably his heaviest. Bitches Brew is the best though.



Hey man, It's not THAT heavy. But yes I've heard Bitches Brew. Maybe I'll check out Live-Evil sometime
 
Live Evil is much heavier than Bitches Brew but some tracks go on a bit...
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Points: 1455 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2006 at 08:41
Originally posted by eugene eugene wrote:

Bozzio-Levin-Stevens "Black Light Syndrome" & "Situation Dangerous"


Definitely second-the-motion on Bozzio-Levin-Stevens, esp. BLS.  Also, second 'Romantic Warrior' by RTF - very awesome 'heavy' fusion material for you there....


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Points: 7606 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2006 at 08:50
I know nothing about fusion, but if you want to expand into jazz-rock and canterbury then try and check out Moving Gelatine Plates.. the jazz is certainly present but they are psychedelic hard rock just as often. Their first two releases are on CDs as remasters.
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Points: 12817 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2006 at 10:32
Just discovered Garaj Mahal (word came from Danbo) - most  inyerface main stream jazz rock band I've heard for some time. Try their Live albums Volume 1 and 2
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Points: 4460 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 31 2006 at 19:19
    Michal Urbaniak jazz\fusion violinist. Very unique from most and has a little more edge than most.
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Points: 12817 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 04 2007 at 07:30
Originally posted by dwill123 dwill123 wrote:

    Michal Urbaniak jazz\fusion violinist. Very unique from most and has a little more edge than most.


Michal Urbaniak's  Urbanator, with two albums on the Hip Bop Records label released late 90's with some well known guests, is an interesting take on jazz funk/dance.


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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:



Originally posted by dwill123 dwill123 wrote:

    Michal Urbaniak jazz\fusion violinist. Very unique from most and has a little more edge than most.
Michal Urbaniak's  Urbanator, with two albums on the Hip Bop Records label released late 90's with some well known guests, is an interesting take on jazz funk/dance.

    I actually have not heard to much of his later (90s) material. I was talking more of his 70s stuff like his album "Fusion" which came out during the hieght of the fusion run around 1974.

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Originally posted by dwill123 dwill123 wrote:

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Originally posted by dwill123 dwill123 wrote:

    Michal Urbaniak jazz\fusion violinist. Very unique from most and has a little more edge than most.
Michal Urbaniak's  Urbanator, with two albums on the Hip Bop Records label released late 90's with some well known guests, is an interesting take on jazz funk/dance.

    I actually have not heard to much of his later (90s) material. I was talking more of his 70s stuff like his album "Fusion" which came out during the hieght of the fusion run around 1974.





I guessed you were........................ Urbanator and Urbanator 2 are worth checking out to hear where he's got to now. BTW RTF's Lenny White has recorded for the same label through the 90's - Edge  is most excellent. Makes me wonder why White has got together with Larry Coryell and Victor Bailey to produce a couple of lacklustre jazz fusion albums most recently.
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Points: 3577 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 04 2007 at 15:21
Try the Terje Rypdal albums with the Chasers (Blue, Chaser, etc)
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Points: 1191 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 04 2007 at 16:41
There's an interesting fussion band from Buffalo, NY named Gamalon. They have two lead guitars, one is a female guitarist. I'm not really familiar with their stuff, just saw a few clips with their live performance.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-668501113595937334&q=gamalon&hl=en
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