Theo Travis' Double Talk for jazz-rock/fusion
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Topic: Theo Travis' Double Talk for jazz-rock/fusion
Posted By: alienshore
Subject: Theo Travis' Double Talk for jazz-rock/fusion
Date Posted: November 21 2015 at 13:54
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Hi, I want to suggest Theo Travis' Double Talk for jazz-rock/fusion. It is a good compromise, because solo albums of Theo Travis is not always just a prog-rock or jazz-rock, but also ambient and jazz. official web site: http://www.theotravis.com/" rel="nofollow - http://www.theotravis.com/  Theo Travis Double Talk (2008, Voiceprint) Tracklist: 1. Ascending (9:40) 2. Oblivionville (16:16) 3. The Relegation Of Pluto (7:17) 4. The Endless Search (6:07) 5. Pallendream (5:46) 6. See Emily Play (4:39) 7. And So It Seemed (10:43) 8. Portobello 67 (5:35) Total Time: 66:20 Theo Travis - Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Saxophone [Wah-wah], Flute, Flute [Alto], Clarinet, Loops Roy Dodds - Drums, Gongs Mike Outram - Electric Guitar Robert Fripp - Guitar, Guitar Soundscape (tracks: 2, 4, 5) Pete Whittaker - Hammond Organ  Theo Travis' Double Talk - Transgression (2015, Cherry Red Records Ltd.) Tracklist: 1. Fire Mountain (6:06) 2. Transgression (12:26) 3. Smokin' at Klooks (4:18) 4. Song for Samuel (5:32) 5. Everything I Feared (5:35) 6. Maryan (7:47) 7. A Place in the Queue (10:00) 8. The Call (2:55) Total Time: 54:38 Theo Travis - Tenor Sax, Flutes, Fender Rhodes Piano Mike Outram - Guitar Pete Whittaker - Organ Nic France - Drums, Percussion |
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Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: November 22 2015 at 13:15
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^Good call, Double Talk's last album does sound like it's more in the rock realm. We'll check it. |