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Ken Watson

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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3.09 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1985

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Skeletons In Armor (3:56)
2. Next X (8:25)
3. Assembly Parts 1-5 (6:32)
4. Yuppie Jazz (4:41)
5. Beating Swords Into Plowshares (6:56)
6. Elroy's Poem (9:32)
*7. Prelude To Beating Swords Into Plowshares (3:56)
*8. Next X Part 2 (11:05)
*9. Barking At The Moon (5:46)

Total Time 60:49

*Featured only on the CD re-release from 1993.

Line-up / Musicians

- Terry Morgan / keyboards
- David Webb / drums
- Buddy Stewart / bass
- Craig Riches / drums
- Greg McPhereson / piano
- Ken Watson / guitar, keyboards, percussion

Releases information

Private Self-Released LP
Kinesis KDCD 1010

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KEN WATSON Assembly ratings distribution


3.09
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(0%)
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Review by b_olariu
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3 stars 3.5 stars for sure

Ken Watson is a highly underrated jazz fusion musician who release so far under his name 3 albums, this one named Assembly issued first time in 1985 on vinyl and re released in 1993 on CD by Kinesis, is his first album and his best also. The music is very jazzy towards fusion with a lots of changes in tempo going towards canterbury in places with nice progressive moves, very intristing guitar chops aswell, maybe in places remind me of Happy the Man. Very unnoticed album by many listners, even prog listners might be intrested in this one, worth every second. The whole album is instrumental and Watson has enough space to create something of real intrest, is a shame he is so unknown to larger public. The CD version has 3 bonus traks, unreleased pieces on first edition. recommended, go listen to this first Ken Watson album, desearve to be more in front in jazz and prog circles. Also first issue of the album on vinyl from 1985 has a diffrent cover and only 600 copies of the original LP were pressed, the drawing is shown in the booklet of the CD aswell. 3.5 stars, great towards excellent for this unnoticed and yet great album.

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