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Tag Archives: prog rock
DAVID SANCIOUS and TONE – Transformation (The Speed Of Love)
April 19, 2015

Epic 1976 / Esoteric 2014 Expanding his scope, fusion visionary enters a new phase to gain the momentum. 1976 was a solidifying time for David Sancious who emerged from the previous year’s as a jazz-rock force to reckon with and … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged David Sancious, fusion, jazz rock, prog rock
MORAINE – Groundswell
April 12, 2015

MoonJune 2014 Romantic, if earthly, uplift from ones who’ve been around the globe and brought their wisdom back home. Five years on since announced the advent of this Seattle formation, the world has changed, and maybe not for the better. … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Dennis Rea, instrumental, jazz rock, Moraine, prog rock
SKY – Sky
April 9, 2015

Artista 1979 / Esoteric 2014 Heavenly marriage of classical and pop music finds its initial, innocent manifestation. An unlikely and most unpretentious combination of players who didn’t have such high notions as many a progger – mostly non-classically trained and … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged art rock, Francis Monkman, Herbie Flowers, instrumental, prog rock, Sky, Tristan Fry
DAVID SANCIOUS – Forest Of Feelings
April 2, 2015

Epic 1975 / Esoteric 2014 Rainbow rising: an emotional jazz-rock masterpiece from the woods of time. It speaks volumes of David Sancious’ talent that, on the strength of his barely heard homemade demos and contribution to the first three Bruce … Continue reading
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Tagged David Sancious, fusion, prog rock


