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• This is an interesting early album for what would be some fusion notables: Randy and Michael Brecker, Billy Cobham and John Abercrombie. Style style owes quite a bit to early jazz rock pioneers Blood Sweat and Tears, and maybe a bit to Chicago. While the performances are excellent, it's the songs themselves that leave this listener wanting.

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• ** also released on Horo (J) RVJ entitled "Jazz A Confronto". (age 33) Stafford James Ensemble (Red Record (It) VPA ) Frank Strozier, alto sax; Harold Mabern, piano; Stafford James, bass; Louis Hayes, drums. Basing Street Studios, London, England, released

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• Hubert Eaves plays piano, Stafford James plays bass, Clifford Barconadhi is on drums, and the album's a mix of funk, modal jazz grooving, and a bit of outside activity. In a way, the album's earnestness reminds us of some of Roland Kirk's work from the same time – except that Tyrone's backing group is incredible, with a tight rhythmic sound.

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• View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Terre Haute Vinyl release of In City Dreams on Discogs. Label: Chrysalis - CHR • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Club Edition Terre Haute • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Blues Rock, Hard Rock.

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• Jan 01,  · The Jazz Albums That Shook The World Wednesday, January 1, Not just another “greatest jazz albums” list of favourite recordings and biggest sellers but a fully annotated look at the albums that actually changed jazz, changed lives and .

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• Rounder Records began recording New Orleans musicians in and over a quarter of a century later the label has built up an impressive catalog of Crescent City releases across a wide variety of styles, from rag tag second-line street bands, blues singers, and hard pounding piano soloists to sleek and funky pop, soul, and funk sides.

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