What year did that one come out? I've four De-Phazz albums, The last one I got was Plastic Love Memory (2002). My Favorites from what I have are Death By Chocolate (2001) and Daily Lama (2002).
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[Edition of Contemporary Music: recorded June, 1978; released October, 1978.] Quite the aural journey through many vistas: joyous / plaintive / comforting / alarming / deja vu / jamais vu ...
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My ex-gf's dad introduced me to Cory Wong and I've been hooked ever since.
The first time I talked music with him, I'll admit I was intimdated. He was a professional musician played the electric guitar and used to produce music with a band back in the '80s. I told him I liked Pink Floyd to which he scoffed in a way like I was some poser trying to charm the gf's dad. "Yeah I've heard that before." He then asked what my favourite song was, to which I replied without missing a beat: "Echoes". He stared at me for a few good seconds, then stuck his hand out and said, "Welcome to the family".
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These are my two favourite albums from Ringo Starr’s solo career.
Vertical Man, 1998, features such artists/ musicians as, Paul McCartney, George Harrison (they appear separately on different tracks), Alanis Morissette, Steven Tyler, Brian Wilson, Ozzy Osbourne (all as backup vocalists on some tracks), Tom Petty & Joe Walsh. The album was produced by Geoff Emerick and Mark Hudson.
Time takes Time, 1992, features Harry Nilsson, Brian Wilson & Jeff Lynne.
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After post #132,362 .... something more 'gutbucket' while fulfilling ...
[Columbia: compilation released January, 2002.] Oh yes! ..... HIGHLIGHT ..... "It's My Own Fault" (track 12) ..... what a rendition!
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Patrice Rushen - Prelusion (1974) / Before the Dawn (1975). This two on one CD (Prestige 1998) represents her first two releases...
This is Patrice Rushen doing fusion jazz - before she went R&B/Soul/Disco. I think many will be surprised. I have 8 of her albums to include the first 6 releases. Prelusion / Before the Dawn is the only jazz/fusion jazz album there.
That said, she did form a collaboration group called "The Meeting" which features Alphonse Johnson (bass), Ernie Watts (Sax), Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drum) and her (Patrice) on keyboards. I have it, but never took to it. It's modern contemporary jazz, but I'm just not a big fan of it.
This is Patrice Rushen doing fusion jazz - before she went R&B/Soul/Disco. I think many will be surprised. I have 8 of her albums to include the first 6 releases. Prelusion / Before the Dawn is the only jazz/fusion jazz album there.
That said, she did form a collaboration group called "The Meeting" which features Alphonse Johnson (bass), Ernie Watts (Sax), Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drum) and her (Patrice) on keyboards. I have it, but never took to it. It's modern contemporary jazz, but I'm just not a big fan of it.
It's the next in line after those 4. It was released in 2005.What year did that one come out? I've four De-Phazz albums, The last one I got was Plastic Love Memory (2002). My Favorites from what I have are Death By Chocolate (2001) and Daily Lama (2002).
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