The Brecker Brothers – Heavy Metal Be-Bop – A high-energy jazz fusion album with fiery horn sections, rock-infused grooves, and virtuosic solos.
The Brecker Brothers’ “Heavy Metal Be-Bop” is a dynamic fusion explosion epitomizing the electrifying blend of jazz and rock. The album showcases the incredible synergy of the Brecker siblings—Michael Brecker on tenor saxophone and Randy Brecker on...Billy Cobham Spectrum (Kongsberg, Norway 1974) (c) NRK
Billy COBHAM (dr), John ABERCROMBIE (git), Michael BRECKER (s), Randy BRECKER (t), Glenn FERRIS (trb), Alex BLAKE (b), Milchu LEVIEV (kbd). “The pleasant Pheasant” “Red Baron” (B. Cobham). Kongsberg Jazzfestival, Norway, 1974. From the NRK...
Stanley Clarke – Stanley Clarke – A groundbreaking jazz fusion album showcasing virtuosic bass playing, orchestral arrangements, and funk influences.
Stanley Clarke’s 1974 self-titled album is a seminal work in the jazz fusion genre, seamlessly blending intricate orchestral arrangements with a deep-rooted funk groove. The album highlights Clarke’s virtuosic prowess on the bass, setting a new standard...Al DiMeola, Jean Luc Ponty & Stanley Clarke – Indigo (Live At Montreux 1994)
Eagle Vision is delighted to be continuing the release of DVD’s from the archives of the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival. This Montreux concert from July 1994 brings together three of the great talents of jazz fusion. Stars in their own right, Al Di Meola...Featured Album
Iceberg – Arc-en-ciel
Here’s another unjustly overlooked band that never received the wider attention it deserved, a victim of geographic isolation (despite their English name, the group hailed from northeast Spain), or maybe the fierce competition between likeminded musicians for a loyal but dwindling fan base in the late 1970s. ICEBERG played instrumental Fusion in the spirit of early MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA, ...