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Tag Archives: jazz rock
JEFF BERLIN – Jack Songs
October 9, 2022

Jeff Berlin 2022 Throwing his own creative zeal into the still-boiling cauldron of classic, and sometimes obscure, numbers, fusion stalwart calls kindred spirit to play and lay laurels at the altar of their fallen hero. Inspired by The Fabs’ “Love” … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Alex Lifeson, Alex Ligertwood, Billy Sheehan, blues, Bumblefoot, fusion, Gary Husband, Geddy Lee, Gregg Bissonette, Jack Bruce, jazz rock, Jeff Berlin, Mark King, Sammy Hagar, Tony Levin
IAN GILLAN BAND – Return To The Source
May 26, 2022

Talking Elephant 2022 From smoke on the water and into clear air turbulence: ultimate hard-rock singer expands his grasp of rhythm-and-blues and gets a grip on jazz. Born out of necessity after the former DEEP PURPLE warbler’s voice was frayed … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Colin Towns, hard rock, Ian Gillan, Ian Gillan Band, jazz rock, John Gustafson, Ray Fenwick
GERALD GRADWOHL GROUP – Episode 6
June 26, 2021

gtone 2021 Introducing his ensemble’s concert sound to studio environment, Austrian master of six-string fusion fantasy hits the chord of raw rapture. Gerald Gradwohl’s name might be familiar to ‘s fans but the guitarist’s resume is long enough to surpass … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, Gerald Gradwohl, Gerald Gradwohl Group, instrumental, jazz rock
VOLKER KRIEGEL – Two Concerts: Lagos 79 & Bochum 90
November 10, 2019

Moosicus 2019 Decades apart, acclaimed German guitarist locates jazz delights in the heart of Africa and on his home turf. An artist of international renown – as a solo performer, a leader of his own MILD MANIAC ORCHESTRA and a … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, instrumental, jazz, jazz rock, live, Volker Kriegel
SCOTT HENDERSON – People Mover
August 30, 2019

Scott Henderson 2019 Exploring emotions through tune and tone, venerable six-stringer taps into timelessness. “Will you still need me when I’m 64?”: this album doesn’t leave space for such a question, as Scott Henderson, a quarter of a century into … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, instrumental, jazz rock, Scott Henderson