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Jazz Funk from Yugoslavia, 1975.
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Edited by RedNightmareKing - August 31 2013 at 22:48
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I highly recommend the Polish band LABORATORIUM (http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=2857). Here's the title track from their second album MODERN PENTATHLON (my favourite):



All their albums have been reissued on CD by Metal Mind Productions.
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Here's Didier Lockwood, Christian Vander, Jannik Top and Benoit Widemann from their album Fusion from 81', it's not Zehul at all, like the title says it is pure fusion.
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It's not all 70's but if you want some fusion?
2nd Vision First Steps, Edition Speciale Alliquante, Gamalon Aerial View, Tony Williams Lifetime Believe It, Alphonse Mouzon Mind Transplant, Ray Gomez Volume, Michal Urbaniak Fusion III, Harvey Mason Funk In A Mason Jar, Pierre Moerlen's Gong Time Is The Key, Allan Holdsworth IOU, Lenny White Adventures Of The Astral Pirates, Alfonso Johnson Moon Shadows, Bill Connors Step It, Colliseum II Electric Savage, Gary Boyle The Dancer.
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Back Door has 5 albums, plus a semi-compilation with some re-worked, also new tunes (listed on PA).
Their bass player Colin Hodgkinson has 2 excellent solo albums (not listed).
A live recording by Pete York, Brian Auger and Hodgkinson "Steaming" (INAK Records, Germany) is a pure joy to hear!
Hodgkinson has a legendary reputation about the way he plays his Fender bass, notably his approach to playing of chords.

Jeff Berlin with Vox Humana (2 albums) has some fine moments,
equally Tony Lavitz (keys) of Dixie Dregs had a number of solo works (out of print) that are worthy of attention. 

Wilding & Bonus "Pleasure Signals"(?) backed by Brand X is reasonably nice. 
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I simply adore this one:

If you enjoy a little peyote in your ch-chii-ch, then you should go purchase this bad boy asap.
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^ Hey! And check out LABORATORIUM clip I posted above!
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Yeah Bartek, I had a listen here the other day, but had little time to post. 
Anyway just my cup of tea fusionwise - and I really dig the creepy crawly electronics they've incorporated into their sound. Very nice and futuristicThumbs Up
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^ I'm glad you liked it! Smile


And this album (never issued on CD as far as I know):

http://i.imgur.com/nb1xv.jpg

The title track:



http://www.discogs.com/Grupa-Organowa-Krzysztofa-Sadowskiego-Na-Kosmodromie/release/1778626
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A pretty good fusion band out of Philadelphia in the early 70s was Good God.  These guys were great live.

Frank Zappa's "King Kong"


"A Murder of Crows"
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Great thread....CENTIPEDE!  Keith Tippett and a proggy jazz big band.  That's music played for music's sake....wish I still had a copy of Septober.  Lost it and a pile of others on a move long ago.
 
Keeping in that same vein....Phil Miller's In Cahoots stuff.  Fantastic 80s fusion.
 
I also just picked up a copy of Gary Burton's Tong Funeral and Amalgam on a 2for1 CD.....been on my player for the past few days.  Highly recommended.  Can't beat Carla Bley's compositions.....speaking of which, that band Bley had with Jack Bruce in the mid-70s....more great fusion.  Better stop here.....not very "lost" stuff per se, but some stuff I've been listening to recently.
I like to feel the suspense when you're certain you know I am there.....
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Laboratorium is fantastic
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Originally posted by dwill123 dwill123 wrote:

A pretty good fusion band out of Philadelphia in the early 70s was Good God.  These guys were great live.

Frank Zappa's "King Kong"


"A Murder of Crows"

Good one.....I actually bought that on vinyl in the old days.
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One that's in PA's files that I think need more attention are the Lenny White albums of 1976, 1977 and 1978, Venusian Summer, Big City, and The Adventures of the Astral Pirates.

Also, taking it to the edges of jazz fusion are the extraordinary albums and especially live performances by George Clinton's Parliament and its myriad side projects and offshoots. Amazing creativity! 
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Points: 17094 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 27 2013 at 16:42
Originally posted by BrufordFreak BrufordFreak wrote:

One that's in PA's files that I think need more attention are the Lenny White albums of 1976, 1977 and 1978, Venusian Summer, Big City, and The Adventures of the Astral Pirates.


Yeah, those are killer. Jan Hammer's on Big City, too, laying down some MiniMoog goodness in "Enchanted Pool Suite." Sancious is on a few tracks on Venusian Summer (which also sports one of the best album covers ever).
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