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Points: 1991 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 08 2007 at 20:14
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Kiyomi Otaka - Out of Sight Clap
Right on, excellent and powerful albumThumbs%20Up Great drum work by Dave Weckl
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Originally posted by Chus Chus wrote:

 
And one of the best clarinetists ever (also a great sax man).
 
 
 
Prefer the maestro clarinetist of  jazz Benny Goodman - if you would like to investigate 30's jazz live, check out  the marvellous double CD set Live at A Carnegie Hall 1938 - and ask how they managed to recorded 15 minutes tracks back then! What I marvel at is that some the jazz improv heard from the period, I would otherwise swear was something that shouldn't predate the 70's.
 
Well Benny Goodman was one of the first "clarinet heroes";  for me there's no comparison, both are good in their own time.
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John Abercrombie's quartet presents: Class Trip (more acoustic jazz)
 
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Kline Kline & Peet's 1996 live recording Tribute To Tony Williams Lifetime.
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Frank Zappa - "Imaginary Diseases" Excellent album, maybe in the top 10 best Zappa albums. love the horns
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If I'm not mistaken, we have them in the list of bands to be added... great band and interesting to know how Michael and Randy Brecker were in those years
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A bit more carefully structured than most simple jam jazz, at least to me.
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Originally posted by Chus Chus wrote:

 
A bit more carefully structured than most simple jam jazz, at least to me.
Strangest group I've ever heard.  At one time they sound so reminiscent of the Mahavishnu Orchestra.  With all the tightness and dynamics in place.  The next they sound like a beer bar band on Friday night jamming.  Weird, but good.
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Originally posted by dwill123 dwill123 wrote:

Originally posted by Chus Chus wrote:

 
A bit more carefully structured than most simple jam jazz, at least to me.
Strangest group I've ever heard.  At one time they sound so reminiscent of the Mahavishnu Orchestra.  With all the tightness and dynamics in place.  The next they sound like a beer bar band on Friday night jamming.  Weird, but good.
 
Their 3 Live, separately issued  albums are certainly worth getting. But "weird": perhaps compared to RTF's RW,  but  I would place them musically round about the middle of modern jazz rock fusion.
 
Now listening to Michael Brecker's The Pilgrimage - powerful blowing from a man who knew this was his swansong. Metheny Mehldau, Patitucci and De Johnette, give this album an allstar cast.
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I've started John McLaughlin, integrally.

I really liked Devotion, it has really acid parts and guitar hackles, very good for the time's sensation.
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hey guys, can anyone tell me how Stromboli fit the jazz-rock/fusion genre? I've just listened to their second album and, besides the fact that I don't like the music (read mee review), I found mainstream rock, eclectic vocals and small pop-art in their attitude. Don't know the debut double album, but it couldn't be that changed, right?

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Pastorius/McLaughlin/Williams: Trio Of Doom
 
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My share of McLaughlin: Electric Guitarist

not quite the best, yet some fusion moments do the excellent trick.
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right now > Steely Dan - Aja
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Originally posted by gong gong wrote:

right now > Steely Dan - Aja
 
Excellent choice! Clap
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Points: 366 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 28 2007 at 17:48
Originally posted by Dalezilla Dalezilla wrote:

Originally posted by gong gong wrote:

right now > Steely Dan - Aja
 
Excellent choice! Clap
 
yeah, thanx!
 
now i'll go to King Kong: Jean-Luc Ponty  Plays Music Of Frank Zappa
 
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