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Jazz-Rock-Fusion, Early Days: 1967-1971

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
February 26, 2021
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We look at the early days of jazz-rock -fusion with music from 1967-1971 by Joe Zawinul Miles Davis John McLaughlin and Soft Machine.

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John McLaughlin "Extrapolation" from Extrapolation (Polydor) 00:00
Tony Williams Lifetime "Via The Spectrum Road" from Emergency (Verve) 07:14
Joe Zawinul "A Soul Of A Village" from The Rise And Fall Of The Third Stream (Atlantic) 14:28
Miles Davis "Frelon Brun" from Filles de Kilimanjaro (Columbia) 21:32
Miles Davis "John McLaughlin" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 28:29
King Crimson "20th Century Schizoid Man" from In The Court Of The Crimson King (Island) 35:43
Larry Coryell "Spaces Infinite" from Spaces (Vanguard) 42:43
Soft Machine "Kings And Queens" from Fourth (One Way) 49:57
Mahavishnu Orchestra "Vital Transformation" from The Inner Mounting Flame (Columbia) 57:12
Weather Report "Eurydice" from Weather Report (Columbia) 1:04:22

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