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Andy Edwards UK
'If you meditate and the Devil comes, make the Devil meditate.'
G.I. Gurdjieff
Andy Edwards recommends:
Tangents
by Murphy McCaleb, Steve Lawson, & Andy Edwards
In April 2014 I visited a recording studio with two of my favourite musicians and recorded this... Murphy McCaleb on trombone, Steve Lawson on bass and myself on drums.
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The Twenty Seven Club
by Magenta
Full on Prog from the Rob Reed, Christina Booth, and Chris Fry + me on drums!
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If you have heard this already this is probably where you know me from, if you haven't then strap on in....
go to albumIf you like Plays Your Jazz Fusion Favourites, you may also like:
supported by 5 fans who also own “Plays Your Jazz Fusion Favourites”
Summary: A great album. I'll play it many times again, currently also my "end of the day immersion" choice, where it's percolating well : ) Favorite Track: Solid State ^^^
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Himlabacken Vol. 2 (24-bit audio)
by Moon Safari
supported by 4 fans who also own “Plays Your Jazz Fusion Favourites”
"Moon Safari" is back with a full-length studio album after more than 10 years - not counting the interesting collaboration in 2016 with Steve Nardelli and his band "The Syn". It's the long-awaited second part of "Himlabacken", and it's in the same vein, to my delight. Once again, incredible melody arcs and lush vocal harmonies in abundance! Pontus Åkesson surprises with an AOR ballad - unusual for the band, but such a magnificent one that it became my favorite track.
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Raw Movements | Rude Movements
by SunPalace
Digging deep into the vaults of these disco kings reveals strange songs with few sonic equals.
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