Jazz-Rock

The following list come from the Jazz-Rock chapter of the ‘Dictionnaire du Jazz‘[Laffont] (1994) written by Xavier Daverat. I don’t agree with everything,  but in a whole it gives a good overlook over Jazz –Rock and the subsections make sense  in terms of developpment of the genre. Records are in quotations marks songs without.

1.Proto Jazz-Rock /British Jazz-Rock:

Blodwyn Pig - "Ahead Rings Out" (1969)

Graham Bond:  The Grass Is Greener (1963)/ Walkin In The Park (1966)

Colosseum : “Those Who Are About To Die Salute You” (1969)/ “Live” (1971)

Dada : “Dada” (1971)

Dick Heckstall Smith : The Pirate’s Deam (1972)

King Crimson :  Lizard (1970)/ “Islands” (1971)

Manfred Mann: “Chapter Three” (1970)/ “Solar Fire”(1974)

Matching Mole : “Little Red Record” (1972)

Mogul Trash : “Same” (1971)

Nucleus : “We’ll Talk About It Later” (1971)

Soft Machine : Out Bloody Rageous (1970)/ “Six” (1973)

Wizzard : Ball Park Incident (1973)

Robert Wyatt : “Rock Bottom” (1975)

2. US Jazz-Rock:

Carla Bley : “Escalator Over The Hill” (1968-71)

Gary Burton : Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly (1973)

Stanley Clarke : “Journey To Love” (1976)

Billy Cobham : “Spectrum” (1973)

Larry Corryell : “Spaces” (1969)

Miles Davis : “In A Silent Way” (1969)/ “Bitches Brew (1969)/ “ At Fillmore” (1970) / “Live Evil” (1970)

Al DI Meola : Suite , Golden Dawn (1976)

Jan Hammer : “The First Seven Days” (1975)

Herbie Hancock : “Fat Albert Rotunda” 1970)/ “Sextant” (1972)/

Keith Jarrett : “Hymn & Spheres” (1976)

John Mc Laughlin “ My Golas Beyond (1970)/ A Love Supreme (woth C. Santana) (1973)

Mahavishnu Orchestra : ‘Birds Of Fire” (1972)/ “Visions Of The Emerald Beyond” (1974)

Michael Mantler : “No Answer” (1973) / “Silence” (1976)/ “Movies” (1977)

Wayne Shorter : “Supernova” (1969)

Return To Forever : You’re Everything (1972)/ “Hymn To The Eleventh Galaxy” (1973)

Weather Report : Orange Lady (1971) /Boogie Woogie Waltz (1973) / “Black Market” (1975)

Tony Williams Lifetime : “Turn It Over” (1971)

3. Brass & Big Band Jazz Rock:

Blood , Sweat & Tears : Blues Part 2 (1969)/ “New Blood “ (1972)

Chicago Transit Authority : “ Live At Carnegie Hall” (1971)

Flock : “Clown (1969)/ “Dinosaur Swamps” (1970)

Ides Of March : Vehicle (1970)

Frank Zappa : “Chunga’s Revenge” (1970)/ “The Grand Wazzoo” (1972)/ Waka Jawaka (1973)

United Jazz and Rock Ensemble (all star band featuring John Hiseman - drums, Eberhard Weber - bass, Volker Kriegel - guitar, Wolfgang Dauner - keyboards, Barbara Thompson - saxes and flute, Charlie Mariano - saxes, flute, nagaswaram, Ian Carr - trumpet, Ack van Royen - trumpet and flugelhorn, Albert Mangelsdorff - trombone) - Live im Schützenhaus (1975)

4. European Jazz Rock :

Burnin Red Ivanhoe : “ M144” (1969)

Krokodil : Looking At Time (1972)

Magma :  Stoah (1970)

Jean Luc Ponty : It Must Be A Camel (1969)/ Cantaloupe Island (1969)

Terje Rypdal : Keep It Like That Tight (1971)

Supersister : “Iskander” (1973)

The following list come from the Jazz-Rock chapter of the ‘Dictionnaire du Jazz‘[Laffont] (1994) written by Xavier Daverat. I don’t agree with everything,  but in a whole it gives a good overlook over Jazz –Rock and the subsections make sense  in terms of developpment of the genre. Records are in quotations marks songs without.

1.Proto Jazz-Rock /British Jazz-Rock:

Blodwyn Pig - "Ahead Rings Out" (1969)

Graham Bond:  The Grass Is Greener (1963)/ Walkin In The Park (1966)

Colosseum : “Those Who Are About To Die Salute You” (1969)/ “Live” (1971)

Dada : “Dada” (1971)

Dick Heckstall Smith : The Pirate’s Deam (1972)

King Crimson :  Lizard (1970)/ “Islands” (1971)

Manfred Mann: “Chapter Three” (1970)/ “Solar Fire”(1974)

Matching Mole : “Little Red Record” (1972)

Mogul Trash : “Same” (1971)

Nucleus : “We’ll Talk About It Later” (1971)

Soft Machine : Out Bloody Rageous (1970)/ “Six” (1973)

Wizzard : Ball Park Incident (1973)

Robert Wyatt : “Rock Bottom” (1975)

2. US Jazz-Rock:

Carla Bley : “Escalator Over The Hill” (1968-71)

Gary Burton : Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly (1973)

Stanley Clarke : “Journey To Love” (1976)

Billy Cobham : “Spectrum” (1973)

Larry Corryell : “Spaces” (1969)

Miles Davis : “In A Silent Way” (1969)/ “Bitches Brew (1969)/ “ At Fillmore” (1970) / “Live Evil” (1970)

Al DI Meola : Suite , Golden Dawn (1976)

Jan Hammer : “The First Seven Days” (1975)

Herbie Hancock : “Fat Albert Rotunda” 1970)/ “Sextant” (1972)/

Keith Jarrett : “Hymn & Spheres” (1976)

John Mc Laughlin “ My Golas Beyond (1970)/ A Love Supreme (woth C. Santana) (1973)

Mahavishnu Orchestra : ‘Birds Of Fire” (1972)/ “Visions Of The Emerald Beyond” (1974)

Michael Mantler : “No Answer” (1973) / “Silence” (1976)/ “Movies” (1977)

Wayne Shorter : “Supernova” (1969)

Return To Forever : You’re Everything (1972)/ “Hymn To The Eleventh Galaxy” (1973)

Weather Report : Orange Lady (1971) /Boogie Woogie Waltz (1973) / “Black Market” (1975)

Tony Williams Lifetime : “Turn It Over” (1971)

3. Brass & Big Band Jazz Rock:

Blood , Sweat & Tears : Blues Part 2 (1969)/ “New Blood “ (1972)

Chicago Transit Authority : “ Live At Carnegie Hall” (1971)

Flock : “Clown (1969)/ “Dinosaur Swamps” (1970)

Ides Of March : Vehicle (1970)

Frank Zappa : “Chunga’s Revenge” (1970)/ “The Grand Wazzoo” (1972)/ Waka Jawaka (1973)

United Jazz and Rock Ensemble (all star band featuring John Hiseman - drums, Eberhard Weber - bass, Volker Kriegel - guitar, Wolfgang Dauner - keyboards, Barbara Thompson - saxes and flute, Charlie Mariano - saxes, flute, nagaswaram, Ian Carr - trumpet, Ack van Royen - trumpet and flugelhorn, Albert Mangelsdorff - trombone) - Live im Schützenhaus (1975)

4. European Jazz Rock :

Burnin Red Ivanhoe : “ M144” (1969)

Krokodil : Looking At Time (1972)

Magma :  Stoah (1970)

Jean Luc Ponty : It Must Be A Camel (1969)/ Cantaloupe Island (1969)

Terje Rypdal : Keep It Like That Tight (1971)

Supersister : “Iskander” (1973)