Fusion

The Fusion Syndicate - Fusion Syndicate (2012)  Music

Posted by tiburon at June 28, 2020
The Fusion Syndicate - Fusion Syndicate (2012)

The Fusion Syndicate - Fusion Syndicate (2012)
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Genre: Fusion, Jazz Rock

From the producer of The Prog Collective comes a new supergroup of unparalleled musical virtuosos who cut loose on this jazz-rock fusion album! Features performances by members of the biggest names in fusion including Mahavishnu Orchestra, Yellowjackets, Brand X, Soft Machine, and Spyro Gyra PLUS Yes, Dream Theater, King Crimson, Tool, Porcupine Tree, Hawkwind and more!
Jean-Luc Ponty - Electric Fusion "The Atlantic Years" (1975-1997) [Remastered] (2011)

Jean-Luc Ponty - Electric Fusion "The Atlantic Years" (1975-1997) [Remastered] (2011)
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Jazz Fusion | Label: Warner Bros. Records, Rhino Entertainment

Released in 2011 by Warner/Rhino France. 4-CD box set with a compilation of the best tracks from 15 albums produced by Jean-Luc for Atlantic Records between 1975 and 1996. All digital re-mastering as well as old photos and liner notes in French were produced with Jean-Luc's collaboration.

Jeff Lorber - The Jeff Lorber Fusion (1977) {WOU}  Music

Posted by tiburon at Feb. 16, 2024
Jeff Lorber - The Jeff Lorber Fusion (1977) {WOU}

Jeff Lorber - The Jeff Lorber Fusion (1977) {WOU}
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Genre: Fusion, Smooth Jazz

The Jeff Lorber Fusion is the debut album by keyboardist Jeff Lorber as leader of his band "The Jeff Lorber Fusion". Instrumental light jazz set that introduced Lorber as a leader and also featured contributions from a then unknown vocalist who went on to achieve Urban Contemporary success in her own right–Karyn White.
Freddie Hubbard - Anthology: The Soul-Jazz and Fusion Years 66-82 (2002) {2CD Soul Brother Records CD SBPJ 10 D}

Freddie Hubbard - Anthology: The Soul-Jazz and Fusion Years 66-82 (2002) {2CD Soul Brother Records CD SBPJ 10 D}
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© 1966-82, 2002 Soul Brother Records / Passion Music | CD SBPJ 10 D
Jazz / Soul Jazz / Jazz Funk / Fusion / Trumpet / Flugelhorn

This collection on the U.K.'s Soul Brother imprint is a very compelling look at a big slice of Freddie Hubbard's long career as a leader, and one that gets ignored for the most part. Hubbard recorded over 20 records between Backlash, his Atlantic debut in 1966, and Ride Like the Wind for Elektra in 1982, with lengthy stops at Columbia and CTI (as well some straight hard bop and post-bop outings for labels Fantasy and Pablo). In many cases, some of these original recordings were not only disregarded by more traditional jazzheads, they were regarded with outright hostility. It didn't matter to Hubbard, however, because at the time, these were among his best-selling albums and connected with the public deeply.
George Duke - Brazilian Fusion (2013) {Wounded Bird Records WOU 7001 rec 1977-1984}

George Duke - Brazilian Fusion (2013) {Wounded Bird Records WOU 7001 rec 1977-1984}
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© 1977-84, 2013 Wounded Bird Records / Heads Up / Epic | WOU 7001
Jazz / Fusion / Jazz Funk

A dream of a set – at least to our Brazilian-loving ears – a special package that brings together all the best Brazilian-flavored cuts from George Duke's late 70s run on Epic Records! The package is filled with wonderfully sunny grooves throughout – tunes that sparkle and soar with mighty nice rhythms – topped with loads of keyboards from George, and vocals that often have a scatting, breezy style that's plenty sweet – American soul influenced by Brazilian grooves, in a sound that's a bit like the feel of Earth Wind & Fire's "Brazilian Rhyme".

Jeff Lorber Fusion - Prototype (2017)  Music

Posted by SERTiL at April 20, 2017
Jeff Lorber Fusion - Prototype (2017)

Jeff Lorber Fusion - Prototype
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks)+cue, log, d.booklet | 49:30 min | 336 MB
Label: Shanachie - 5449 | Tracks: 10 | Rls.date: 2017
Fusion, Jazz-Funk

'Prototype' is the exciting new release from the iconic Contemporary Jazz-Fusion Supergroup Jeff Lorber Fusion. The all star line up includes Jimmy Haslip (2 time Grammy winner and founding member of The Yellowjackets), Andy Snitzer (virtuoso saxophonist featured with The Rolling Stones, Paul Simon, Sting), Nathan East (multi Grammy winning founding member of Fourplay, featured with Daft Punk), Chuck Loeb (Grammy nominated guitarist of Fourplay and #1 Smooth Jazz hit-maker) and superstar keyboardist, writer, producer Jeff Lorber renowned as a pioneer in the Jazz-Fusion movement.
Various Artists - Masters Of Fusion - The Definitive Collection (2012) {16CD Set EMI 50999 624886 2 4}

Various Artists - Masters Of Fusion - The Definitive Collection (2012) {16CD Set EMI 50999 624886 2 4}
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© 2012 EMI Music / Virgin Records (India) | 50999 624886 2 4
Jazz / Fusion / Indian Music

Indian masters connect jazz, classics and national melodies. This is fusion.
Fusion Orchestra - Skeleton in Armour (1973) [Japanese Edition 2009]

Fusion Orchestra - Skeleton in Armour (1973) [Japanese Edition 2009]
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Genre: Heavy Progressive Rock | RAR 3% Rec. | Label: EMI Music Japan (TOCP-70696)

Fusion Orchestra was a highly talented progressive rock ensemble from the UK that did tight but not over-worked heavy prog with an honest, classic but unique sound. Singer/flautist/synthist Jill Saward, apparently the axis of the group, leads with a high squall and quite good flute, and paralleled the vocal sound the Wilson sisters would cultivate. Though unlike Heart, Jill Saward, Dave Bell (drums), Colin Dawson (guitar), Dave Cowell (bass), and Sten Land (synth, guitar, horns) did a very complex and multi-layered music with many roads into jazz-fusion, folk, and Celtic.
The album "Skeleton In Armour", especially for 1973, is a model of Prog Rock successfully integrated as a viable popular medium and though not truly competitive against the likes of bigger peers, is far better than many bands that have become well known…

Mike Stern & Jeff Lorber Fusion - Eleven (2019) {Concord}  Music

Posted by tiburon at Dec. 5, 2019
Mike Stern & Jeff Lorber Fusion - Eleven (2019) {Concord}

Mike Stern & Jeff Lorber Fusion - Eleven (2019) {Concord}
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Genre: Fusion

GRAMMY Award-winning keyboardist/composer/producer Jeff Lorber recalls seeing guitarist Mike Stern during his much-ballyhooed tenure with Miles Davis in the early ‘80s. “I’ve been a fan of his for a long time,” said the keyboardist, who was touring hard in support of his hit records Wizard Island and It’s a Fact in those analog days. “Jeff Lorber Fusion and Miles Davis were playing some of the same festivals back then, so I got to hear him play.” For his part, Stern offered, “To be honest, I was aware of him, and had heard a bunch of good things, but I had never really checked him out. We were just in different orbits, me and Jeff.”
Masabumi Kikuchi - Susto +2 (1981) {2016 Japan Crossover & Fusion Collection 1000 Series SICJ 169}

Masabumi Kikuchi - Susto +2 (1981) {2016 Japan Crossover & Fusion Collection 1000 Series SICJ 169}
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© 1981, 2016 Columbia / Sony Music Japan | SICJ 169
Jazz / Fusion / Jazz Funk / Keyboards

Reissue with the latest DSD remastering. Comes with liner notes. A great album of funky Japanese fusion – one of the few sets from the Japanese scene of the late 70s that got any sort of wider release in the US – and a treasure that we've loved for years! The set's got a really great sound – soulful and funky, but sharp too – in a lineup that features a variety of keyboards from Masabumi Kikuchi, plus work by Terumasa Hino on trumpet, Steve Grossman and Dave Liebman on saxes, and James Mason on guitar! The best cuts have a funky feel that's in the CTI/Kudu mode – perhaps mixed with a bit of Herbie Hancock keyboard jamming – and the album's a surprisingly lost funky gem in the Columbia catalog of the early 80s, with a much harder edge than some of the other work on the label at the time!