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Jazz Fusion?

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Anyone got any good Jazz Fusion albums/songs they could recommend me? Something like Bobbi Humphrey's Blacks & Blues, if possible without many vocals.
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Chick Corea's Return to Forever band has some dope Jazz Fusion.
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MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA best jazz fusion ever

pick up "inner mounting flame" its all instrumental. ripping guitar solos weird time signatures violins keyboards and more

virtuoso shit.
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michal urbaniak is real tight
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ1M8C1Huhk is this the kind of thing your looking for ?there called HEAVY SHIFT very chilled out sounds! if so i got there first album ! hope it helps. :)
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Alright, thanks guys, I'll check them out and see what I can sample.
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Post by Les Braun »

Hot damn, Return To Forever is great. And I'm loving the music that the Mahavishnu Orchestra makes. But I need to find more of that with a little more solos and less drums.
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Post by ellaguru »

terdje rypdal from ECM record is good. Headhunters, the group by herbie hancock, more jazz funk than fusion, also. and yes, miles davis "on the corner" great album too ("bitches brew" also).
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Post by reignbear »

the first handful of weather report albums are pretty essential jazz fusion records. also the first few john klemmer records are really dope fusiony psychedelic jazz records.

i dunno, jazz fusion is like prog rock. It can really easily turn cheessy/indulgent.
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Post by reignbear »

manfred mann chapter 3 was also a really dope psychedelic jazz fusion group, but their records are kinda of a pain to get a hold of. at least that's how it's been for me...anyone got some spare copies they wanna sell me?
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^ Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Somewhere in Afrika, was one of the first albums I ever bumped... on the first walkman I got, back when I was like 6 yrs old. I found it in my parents collection of tapes and loved the shit outta that album. Still got it sittin around somewhere too. I think it was the bangin artwork that attracted me to it.

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I haven't seen any Manfred Mann on vinyl tho.
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Post by reignbear »

yeah, that is a dope cover. the difference between the earth band stuff and the chapter 3 stuff is nuts. check out these youtube burners.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTF4wtLmE00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QYLEnYsYAI&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOVp4VtLF_0&feature=related

HEAT!
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Post by ghost bazz »

Damn... yeah, way different man. Those tracks are dope.

Ha! I just found the video for Demolition Man... gotta love youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ZvceCK ... re=related
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