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    Posted: October 18 2018 at 02:15
Woke up this morning with this idea in my head: what songs/parts of songs, for you, stand out and exemplify jazz fusion? I'll start with some examples:

The solo section in Zappa "Inca Roads" always perfectly tickles my fusion nerve (starts around 6:34):


Gentle Giant "The Boys in The Band" (essentially the entire thing):


Pestilence "Demise of Time" (essentially entire song, but especially this Holdsworth-esque lead at the end; start at 2:55):


These are just a few that come immediately to mind. What songs/parts of songs scream "JAZZ FUSION!!!" for you? Tongue


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Tony Williams - Believe It

The whole thing.
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One section of Gates Of Delirium have some fusion flavor in it.
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The Dog The Dog He´s At It Again. middlesection.
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the 1st one on maledetti (I´m ashamed)

Some songs of romantic warrior.

Gilgameshs first album 1st song. Again pure shame.

dozens of others. Fusion is essential to prog.
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I have linked this before but one can't link it often enough. The solos... incredible!
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Frank Zappa´s Peaches En Regalia.

The Revealing Science of God (the howe section... should relisten but I guess tales has some hidden other fusion parts.)
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Highly underrated album of my favourite saxophonist.
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Pazop (the whole psychilis will search for a favourite later)
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That´s Zeuhl in my book. Lewian :D but it´s ingenious never heard of it must be underrated. was he the guy from magma or the guy from Gong.
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This, for one:
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Originally posted by GrafHaarschnitt GrafHaarschnitt wrote:

That´s Zeuhl in my book. Lewian :D but it´s ingenious never heard of it must be underrated. was he the guy from magma or the guy from Gong.

Gong!
(Which one do you mean is Zeuhl??)
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Maybe this track from the favorite organ player of my mothers:
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Originally posted by AliceBaldieDaughter AliceBaldieDaughter wrote:

Maybe this track from the favorite organ player of my mothers:
 

I thought there was something about your username... Wink
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Looking Up by Casiopea. Check it. Great example of jazz fusion done right.
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Some stuff in here I've never heard; good stuff, everyone!

"I am so prog, I listen to concept albums on shuffle." -KMac2021
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Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Highly underrated album of my favourite saxophonist.



Didier Malherbe is the favorite sax-player of my mothers too, perhaps with the exception of Aunt Bea, the sister of my natural mother BaldJean. But Aunt Bea is family and does therefore not really count.
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^Those last two links are fantastic. I listened 2-3 times each. Keep 'em coming!

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"I am so prog, I listen to concept albums on shuffle." -KMac2021
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Originally posted by DorothyBaldieFille DorothyBaldieFille wrote:

Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Highly underrated album of my favourite saxophonist.



Didier Malherbe is the favorite sax-player of my mothers too, perhaps with the exception of Aunt Bea, the sister of my natural mother BaldJean. But Aunt Bea is family and does therefore not really count.


You really do have interesting relative circumstances. And you all like prog and are on the website. Thats fascinating and funny. : D

I think the Malherbe song is somewhat zeuhlish at least. Lewian
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