Your fave albums of progressive "solo" artists?

 My are

 

Hermann Szobel - Szobel

Pekka Pohjola - Visitation

David Axelrod - Song of Innocence

 

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Helmut Koellen-You Won't See Me

Eddy Marron-Por Marco

Peter Giger-Family Of Percussion (1975)

John Gustafson-Goose Grease

Klaus Schulze-Moondawn and Mirage

Edgar Froese-Aqua

Saperlipopette! wrote: and I'm sure I've forgotten plenty:

Igor Wakhevitch - Docteur Faust

Zanov - Green Ray

Jean Claude Vannier - L'Enfant Assassin

Alain Goraguer - La Planete Sauvage

Rabih Abou-Khalil - Al-Jadida

Fabio Frizzi - L'aldilà

Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

Jean-Michel Jarre - Equinoxe

Pekka Pohjola - Keesojen Lehto

Klaus Schulze - X

Simon Steensland - Fat Again

Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom

Hi,

These and many more have been a part of my collection for many years ... I would like to include more, like Holger Czukay for many satisfying albums. Peter Michael Hamel has some far out stuff, despite his writing work being somewhat ... off center due to his "intellectual" musings. Masayoshi Takanaka did a lot after the original SMB, and ended up being better known for a "jazzy" style, which the band had anyway! Yu Imai played with SMB and had 2 solo albums ... that are impossible to get and if so, their cost is astronomical as are so many of the Japanese imports ... any American company could reissue these things and make more than nothing from these things ... but it is likely that the Japanese are not allowing the licensing and not enough of the Japanese folks have licenses internationally, which hurts their music! Kitaro, was originally from the Far East Family Band, whose albums are neat! Kitaro is also neat, were it not for his association with "new age" even though he was there way BEFORE the so-called "new age". 

Vangelis, of course, was originally from Aphrodite's Child, though the inclusion into PA would only fit one album, their last ... but also ...AND MOST IMPORTANTLY ... one of the first from the FATHER of Progressive Rock music ... Mr. Gomelsky whose discography is something that even PA can  not process to add his name to the list of Progressive Dignitaries ... he is an immense figure that stands out for having the ear to bring many folks together and work music!

Anthony Phillips deserves to be listed, although I'm not sure anyone would consider his material "progressive". But his immense library of work for TV, Film and otherwise, is incredible and more often than not a magnificent listen.