#electricjazz — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #electricjazz, aggregated by home.social.
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Weather Report (feat. Jaco Pastorius), Tokyo (1978) https://youtu.be/dbFmZqZ1UnM?si=lzvI9Y7jeENRx5Jp
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Weather Report (feat. Jaco Pastorius), Tokyo (1978) https://youtu.be/dbFmZqZ1UnM?si=lzvI9Y7jeENRx5Jp
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New #review today: "#RubberTea is a German band that features saxophones prominently in their music, which operates in a lovely intermediate area between #ProgressiveRock and #ElectricJazz." #ExposeOnline #jazz #JazzRock http://expose.org/index.php/articles/display/rubber-tea-from-a-fading-world-2.html
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New #review today: "#RubberTea is a German band that features saxophones prominently in their music, which operates in a lovely intermediate area between #ProgressiveRock and #ElectricJazz." #ExposeOnline #jazz #JazzRock http://expose.org/index.php/articles/display/rubber-tea-from-a-fading-world-2.html
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`Weather Report - Live at Montreux (1976) [Remastered]`
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`Weather Report - Live at Montreux (1976) [Remastered]`
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Emergency Group - Venal Twin
https://emergencygroup.bandcamp.com/album/venal-twinThe first time I listened to this album I was driving solo back from a show in Buffalo late night. I kept turning the volume up until it was probably louder than the concert I was just at. Who needs coffee, this kept me wide awake. Strong electric era Miles vibes here.
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Emergency Group - Venal Twin
https://emergencygroup.bandcamp.com/album/venal-twinThe first time I listened to this album I was driving solo back from a show in Buffalo late night. I kept turning the volume up until it was probably louder than the concert I was just at. Who needs coffee, this kept me wide awake. Strong electric era Miles vibes here.
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This just in. Mary Halvorson’s Code Girl, Artlessly Falling. CD, Firehouse 12, 2020.
Excellent set of jazzy avant-pop songs inc guest Robert Wyatt on several tracks. Spiritually akin to Annette Peacock and early Carla Bley.