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    Posted: November 08 2010 at 10:26
Hi there!
 
Long-time lurker, first-time poster here...
 
I'm basically appealing for any help in finding bands I may not already know that you would recommend based on the fact that I LOVE
 
  • 'Being'-era Wigwam
  • Steely Dan
  • Jellyfish
  • 'Hot Rats'-period Zappa

Any ideas?
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Little Atlas...........any album
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How about Tasavallan Presidentti "Milky Way Moses" or Stevie Wonders "Innervisions". I read an article on Wigwam many years ago, where the band members were saying how crazy they were about Innervisions during the "Fairyport" and "Being " sessions. I don't know. Wigwam, Zappa, and Steely Dan were in classes by themselves. It would be hard to imitate any of them. Never heard Jellyfish.
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You might adore:
Kaamos: "Deeds And Talks" (1977)
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Haikara's s/t debut from 1972. Fairly eclectic. There is some great tracks on it.
 
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"Valentyne Suite" by Colosseum:
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WigWam - "Grass For Blades" (performed live in Pop-Liisa 1976)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL7AqYop2a4
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I know this reply is coming a tad late, but if you're still interested (and why wouldn't you be?!) get a hold of anything by the now deceased (2008) premier Finnish bass player/multi-instrumentalist Pekka Pohjola. (pronounced
 PO'-yo-la. He was truly a gifted composer and arranger, sought after by the likes of Frank Zappa, and I am so happy to have been introduced to his music. If you haven't heard his many fantastic solo albums, you may have heard him on 3 Wigwam albums, the best probably being "Fairyport", an absolute classic.
Enjoy...
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I tried to listen to it a couple of times but it never really grabed me, I would like to like them.
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Originally posted by Awakened Stranger Awakened Stranger wrote:

I know this reply is coming a tad late, but if you're still interested (and why wouldn't you be?!) get a hold of anything by the now deceased (2008) premier Finnish bass player/multi-instrumentalist Pekka Pohjola. (pronounced
 PO'-yo-la. He was truly a gifted composer and arranger, sought after by the likes of Frank Zappa, and I am so happy to have been introduced to his music. If you haven't heard his many fantastic solo albums, you may have heard him on 3 Wigwam albums, the best probably being "Fairyport", an absolute classic.
Enjoy...
JDBeer



Yeah I second PekkaClap

Especially Harakka Bialoipokku does the trick. His first outing is terrific as well - sounds more like Canterbury to me though.
Also try Secret Oyster, Aera, Etna(Italy), Kraan, Lotus(Sweden) and Kornet(Sweden).
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Wigwam: Fairyport, one of their best...
Pekka Pohjola: Visitation, B The Magpie, Mathematician's Air Display (with Mike Oldfield), basically anything by this guy is awesome...as in most progressive music, his songs really develop with each passing movement. They may start out slow and serene, but go places you would never expect. So let the song play out and give it a few listens before forming your opinion.
Zappa: Burnt Weeny Sandwich, Chunga's Revenge, and when you're ready, We're Only In It For The Money!
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