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The Best Of Fusion From 1968 To 1977

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
January 8, 2023
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Part 2 continues the nostalgic trip with music from Joe Zawinul, Weather Report, Eddie Henderson, Al Di Meola, Return to Forever, Stanley Clarke, Lenny White, David Sancious, Joe Farrell, Lee Ritenour and Pat Metheny.

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Joe Zawinul "A Soul of the Village pt 2" from The Rise and fall of the Third Stream (Vortex 00:00
Weather Report "Non stop Home" from Sweetnighter (Columbia)06:16
Eddie Henderson "Sunburst" from Sunburst (Blue Note) 12:46
Al Di Meola "Short Tales of the Blackforest" from Land of the Midnight Sun (Columbia) 19:03
Return to Forever "Theme to the Mothership" from Hymn Of The Seventh Galaxy (Polydor) 25:30
Stanley Clarke "Hello Jeff" from Journey to Love (Nemperor) 31:51
Lenny White "Mating Drive" from Venusian Summer (Nemperor)38:17
David Sancious "Come On If You Feel Up To It" from Forest of Feelings (Epic) 44:31
Joe Farrell "Canned Funk" from Canned Funk (CTI) 47:48
Lee Ritenour "Space Glide" from Captain Fingers (Epic) 50:53
Pat Metheny "(Cross The ) Heartland" from American garage (ECM) 57:18

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