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    Posted: May 23 2023 at 20:13
What prog-related, prog-esque, or overlooked prog bands/artists should have a place in PA?

My picks:
John Coltrane(Jazz/Rock Fusion)
Gary Numan(Prog-Related)
Grateful Dead(Psychedelic/Space Rock or Prog-Related)
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The Grateful Dead, The Tubes and XTC. GD for space/psych and the others for prog related or crossover. It won't happen for any of them though.
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Beach Boys

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Originally posted by Boi_da_boi_124 Boi_da_boi_124 wrote:

What prog-related, prog-esque, or overlooked prog bands/artists should have a place in PA?

My picks:
John Coltrane(Jazz/Rock Fusion)
Gary Numan(Prog-Related)
Grateful Dead(Psychedelic/Space Rock or Prog-Related)

Two and three absolutely. But when did ever Coltrane fuse his jazz with anything rock? Well, I know his music more than well enough to answer that myself: Never.

-While Miles took notes and listened to what his younger bandmembers and girlfriends were into (around the time of Coltrane's untimely passing) and added funk & rock grooves into his gradually more electrified jazz.

-Post his 1965-album A Love Supreme, Coltrane spent the two last years of his life going even further out into the spiritual side of avant-garde/free jazz. Always sticking to the acoustic standard jazz "instrument park". The story of jazzfusion had hardly begun in 1967. And while he (as many of the 1960's jazz greats) inspired many outside of the jazz field, he's merely a footnote in the "makings of" this particular story.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Beach Boys

Yes, after I've finally gotten around to dig into their music post Pet Sounds (which by all means is relevant in this context, but I was never the biggest fan), I now understand what all the fuzz is about. I kind of love them by now. Apart from their near-masterpiece Surf's Up, I find most of their albums to be quite patchy. But I could say the same about The Beatles really. And Beach Boys feels just as relevant for Prog-Related as them.
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DEVO - influential to some Avant bands like Cardiacs IMO


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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Beach Boys


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Chick Corea for his solo work. Yes RTF and Elektric Band are in PA. However, if Davis, Shorter, and Hancock have a place on PA so should Chick.

Oh, and Freak Kitchen also.

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Originally posted by Boi_da_boi_124 Boi_da_boi_124 wrote:

What prog-related, prog-esque, or overlooked prog bands/artists should have a place in PA?

Grateful Dead(Psychedelic/Space Rock or Prog-Related)

Quicksilver Messenger Service. 
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

Originally posted by Boi_da_boi_124 Boi_da_boi_124 wrote:

What prog-related, prog-esque, or overlooked prog bands/artists should have a place in PA?

My picks:
John Coltrane(Jazz/Rock Fusion)
Gary Numan(Prog-Related)
Grateful Dead(Psychedelic/Space Rock or Prog-Related)

Two and three absolutely. But when did ever Coltrane fuse his jazz with anything rock? Well, I know his music more than well enough to answer that myself: Never.

-While Miles took notes and listened to what his younger bandmembers and girlfriends were into (around the time of Coltrane's untimely passing) and added funk & rock grooves into his gradually more electrified jazz.

-Post his 1965-album A Love Supreme, Coltrane spent the two last years of his life going even further out into the spiritual side of avant-garde/free jazz. Always sticking to the acoustic standard jazz "instrument park". The story of jazzfusion had hardly begun in 1967. And while he (as many of the 1960's jazz greats) inspired many outside of the jazz field, he's merely a footnote in the "makings of" this particular story.
Progressive and psychedelic  Jazz, maybe?TongueWink


One could say that McCoy Tyner could have some rock in his 70's album. Ditto for Alice.


Edited by Sean Trane - May 24 2023 at 07:05
let's just stay above the moral melee
prefer the sink to the gutter
keep our sand-castle virtues
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as well as a thinker,
prefer lifting our pen
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The Martin Barre Band. 
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by Boi_da_boi_124 Boi_da_boi_124 wrote:

What prog-related, prog-esque, or overlooked prog bands/artists should have a place in PA?

Grateful Dead(Psychedelic/Space Rock or Prog-Related)


Quicksilver Messenger Service. 
Changó


Yes, Quicksilver's tour of England was a big influence on early progressive rock, also, they have a lot songs that are pure progressive rock.


Edited by Easy Money - May 24 2023 at 06:52
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote TerLJack Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2023 at 06:28
I've often wondered why Angel is not represented on this site.  Based on their first two albums, I would think they'd have a place here somewhere.
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I thought you were going to feature Edward (The Mad Shirt Grinder)

Nicky Hopkins brought quite a progressive slant to the original quartet. 


Originally posted by Easy Money Easy Money wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by Boi_da_boi_124 Boi_da_boi_124 wrote:

What prog-related, prog-esque, or overlooked prog bands/artists should have a place in PA?

Grateful Dead(Psychedelic/Space Rock or Prog-Related)


Quicksilver Messenger Service. 
Changó
Yes, Quicksilver's tour of England was a big influence on early progressive rock, also, they have a lot songs that are pure progressive rock.

Albums like What About Me and Comin' Thru are also fairly proggy at times... 

and their best-known album Happy Trails is probably the least "proggy" - though even Maiden Moon & Calvary are quite interesting (as in something else but Diddley-jamming)

And QMS have got the best series of album artworkHeart

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I'd also like to see Paul Kantner's three albums  (Empires Strikes Back, Sun Fighter and Baron Von Tollbooth & The Chrome Nun) with Grace Slick (and Freiberg) on PA, someday . 
That's about as prog as Jefferson Airplane got (instead of Hot Tune)

Grace Slick's first two solo albums are really good and proggy (Man Hole is awesome, Dreams is still good)

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Edited by Sean Trane - May 24 2023 at 08:30
let's just stay above the moral melee
prefer the sink to the gutter
keep our sand-castle virtues
content to be a doer
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prefer lifting our pen
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I personally never cared for The Beach Boys but they do definitely deserve a spot in PA.
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Great suggestions by everyone. Thumbs Up

I'd like to see Paul Kantner (Baron von Tollbooth) and Grace Slick (The Chrome Nun) on Prog Archives too, alongside Jefferson Starship and Quicksilver Messenger Service - in my Dreams! Wink


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Avalon Rising. Not well known but definitely Prog Folk.
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Action. A German band with only one self-titled album released in 1972.

Green Cathedral. A US band with singer Lynnette Shelley of The Red Masque with one album ("Winter's Veil") released in 2017.








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