George Jinda (Hungary) for Fusion/Zeuhl - Progressive Rock Music Forum

George Jinda was percussionist born in Budapest.

He worked with many bands, for example Speed Limit and made one classic "solo" album in 1975.

"The Wheel Of Love" was recorded in France with creme de la creme of French musicians such as:

Jean-Louis Bucchi, Didier Batard, Yochk'O Seffer (as Jeff Seffer (born also in Hungary)) and more.

Effect is very interesting album combining 3 styles (this is how I imagine this):

35% Zeuhl infected French Fusion

35% Dreamy European electric piano fusion

30% dirty American Funk

these styles: one dominates, then fluently another arrives, so record is very diverse.

Album has very involving beginning and in the second track "Funky Daddy" imagination brings image of "Gorillas as mafiosos in the jungle and their dirty business"

Zeuhl fragments are in style of Zao and mentioned Speed Limit.

Last track "American Vogue N° 2" sounds to me extremely familiar.

Overall album is very good to me and doesn't allow you to fall asleep, despite the delicate fragments. Beginning of the second side can also give a creeps.

The Wheel Of Love 1975

https://www.discogs.com/George-Jinda-The-Wheel-Of-Love/release/861308

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/george_jinda/the_wheel_of_love/

(a lot of useful information in reviews)

full album:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_VNvyNV7ek

A1. American Vogue (2:07)

A2. Funky Daddy (4:40)

A3. The Wheel Of Love (4:07)

A4. Good/bye Louis (4:16)

A5. Dividing (3:08)

B1. Nostalgia (3:40)

B2. Funny Side Of The Strut (3:49)

B3. Absolution (3:15)

B4. Open Bridge (1:20)

B5. Dead Pan (3:10)

B6. American Vogue N° 2 (2:05)

Arranged By – J. L. Bucchi (tracks: A1, A2)

Artwork – César Andreini

Bass, Effects [Fuzz Phaser] – Didier Batard

Bongos, Congas, Percussion – Tiboom

Engineer – Alain Wisniak, Jean-Louis Bentolina

Flute, Saxophone – Jeff Seffer

Guitar – Pascal Bournet

Keyboards, Synthesizer – Jean-Louis Bucchi

Photography By – Michel Adda

Producer, Drums, Percussion – George Jinda

Synthesizer – Alain Wisniak (tracks: A1)

Written-By – D. Batard (tracks: A1, B6), G. Jinda (tracks: A3, A5, B4), J. L. Bucchi (tracks: A4, B1, B2, B4), J. Seffer (tracks: A2, B3, B5)

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	On chart, but it sounds more Fusion to me. Very good, anyway.
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	Alerted Jazz Rock / Fusion Team. Thanks for your brilliant suggestion.


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	George Jinda was percussionist born in Budapest. He worked with many bands, for example Speed Limit and made one classic "solo" album in 1975. "The Wheel Of Love" was recorded in France with creme de la creme of French musicians such as: Jean-Louis Bucchi, Didier Batard, Yochk'O Seffer (as Jeff Seffer (born also in Hungary)) and more. Effect is very interesting album combining 3 styles (this is how I imagine this): 35% Zeuhl infected French Fusion 35% Dreamy European electric piano fusion 30% dirty American Funk these styles: one dominates, then fluently another arrives, so record is very diverse. Album has very involving beginning and in the second track "Funky Daddy" imagination brings image of "Gorillas as mafiosos in the jungle and their dirty business" Zeuhl fragments are in style of Zao and mentioned Speed Limit. Last track "American Vogue N° 2" sounds to me extremely familiar. Overall album is very good to me and doesn't allow you to fall asleep, despite the delicate fragments. Beginning of the second side can also give a creeps. The Wheel Of Love 1975 https://www.discogs.com/George-Jinda-The-Wheel-Of-Love/release/861308 https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/george_jinda/the_wheel_of_love/ (a lot of useful information in reviews) full album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_VNvyNV7ek A1. American Vogue (2:07) A2. Funky Daddy (4:40) A3. The Wheel Of Love (4:07) A4. Good/bye Louis (4:16) A5. Dividing (3:08) B1. Nostalgia (3:40) B2. Funny Side Of The Strut (3:49) B3. Absolution (3:15) B4. Open Bridge (1:20) B5. Dead Pan (3:10) B6. American Vogue N° 2 (2:05) Arranged By – J. L. Bucchi (tracks: A1, A2) Artwork – César Andreini Bass, Effects [Fuzz Phaser] – Didier Batard Bongos, Congas, Percussion – Tiboom Engineer – Alain Wisniak, Jean-Louis Bentolina Flute, Saxophone – Jeff Seffer Guitar – Pascal Bournet Keyboards, Synthesizer – Jean-Louis Bucchi Photography By – Michel Adda Producer, Drums, Percussion – George Jinda Synthesizer – Alain Wisniak (tracks: A1) Written-By – D. Batard (tracks: A1, B6), G. Jinda (tracks: A3, A5, B4), J. L. Bucchi (tracks: A4, B1, B2, B4), J. Seffer (tracks: A2, B3, B5)