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EARTHBORN

Passport

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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3.85 | 18 ratings | 2 reviews | 11% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1982

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Palm tree song (4:16)
2. Ball the jack (4:30)
3. Bassic (3:17)
4. Earthborn (5:52)
5. New moon (4:10)
6. Allemande (4:35)
7. Leave taking (5:45)
8. Abakus (5:40)
9. Night Delighter (5:10)

Total Time: 43:15

Line-up / Musicians

- Curt Cress / drums, percussion
- Klaus Doldinger / saxophones, flute, keyboards
- Kevin Mulligan / guitars
- Dieter Petereit / bass
- Hermann Weindorf / keyboards, vocals

Releases information

LP Atlantic ATL 50913 / LP Atlantic 7 80034

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PASSPORT Earthborn ratings distribution


3.85
(18 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(11%)
11%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(56%)
56%
Good, but non-essential (17%)
17%
Collectors/fans only (17%)
17%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

PASSPORT Earthborn reviews


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Review by greenback
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4 stars This record has a pop & sophisticated jazz-fusion style. The main attraction are the very rhythmic and melodic saxophones. There is a good balance between the drums, the bass, the saxes and the keyboards: all those instruments are well played and they are quite elaborated. This record sounds quite like the Netherlandish fusion band Solution. There are very good vocals too. All the songs are very good! The tracks are very rhythmic and addictive! Nothing here is experimental; everything is pretty well structured. There are some very good electric guitar parts. The keyboards are quite modern, and they give an overall fresh atmospheric ambience. This album has an overall sentimental mood. I find it slightly better than the previous "Garden of Eden", because of the slightly more modern sound.

Latest members reviews

4 stars This is one of those records that goes by without much fuss, but after a while it really gets locked into your braingrooves. Sometimes sexy, other moments funky, this strong collection of songs is perfect for long night drives, or headphone fodder for shoreline cycling. It is more than a sou ... (read more)

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