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'70s Jazz Rock Fusion, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Miles Davis and Tony Williams Lifetime

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
November 3, 2023
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A nostalgic trip to the '70s with music from Miles Davis, Weather Report, Jean-Luc Ponty and Herbie Hancock. Stanley Clarke, Billy Cobham, Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Tony Williams Lifetime and Return to Forever.

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Miles Davis "Willie Nelson/The Theme " from Miles Davis at Filmore East (Columbia) 00:00
Weather Report "Palladium" from Heavy Weather (CBS) 06:13
Jean-Luc-Ponty "Struggle Of The Turtle To The Sea-Pt3" from Enigmatic Ocean (Atlantic) 12:39
Herbie Hancock "Spank-A Lee " from Thrust (Sony) 18:54
Stanley Clarke "Vulcan Princess" from Stanley Clarke (Epic)25:00
Billy Cobham "Quadrant 4" from Spectrum (Atlantic) 31:17
Al Di Meola "The Wizard" from Land Of The Midnight Sun (CBS) 37:35
John McLaughlin "Phenomenon Compulsion" from Electric Guitarist (Columbia) 44:07
The Mahavishnu Orchestra "One Word" from Birds Of Fire (CBS) 50:33
Tony Williams Lifetime "To Whom It May Concern" from Turn It Over (Verve) 56:39
Return To Forever "Beyond The Seventh Galaxy" from Where Have I Known you Before (Verve) 1:02:41

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