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1974, fifty years ago with
King Crimson
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1969
Isotope
band / ensemble / orchestra
Larry Coryell
guitar1943 - 2017
Miles Davis
trumpet1926 - 1991
Billy Cobham
drumsb.1944
Weather Report
band / ensemble / orchestra
Herbie Hancock
pianob.1940
Return to Forever
band / ensemble / orchestra
Joe Farrell
saxophone1937 - 1986
Jerry Goodman
violin
Jan Hammer
keyboardsb.1948
Mahavishnu Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1971
Jaco Pastorius
bass, electric1951 - 1987
Pat Metheny
guitarb.1954
Bruce Ditmas
drumsb.1946
Paul Bley
piano1932 - 2016
Playlist
- King Crimson "Red" from Red (Island Records) 00:00
- Isotope "Rangoon Creeper" from Illusion (Gull) 06:47
- Larry Coryell "Bird Fingers" from Eleventh House with Larry Coryell (Vanguard) 13:34
- Miles Davis "Rated X" from Get Up with It (Columbia) 20:18
- Billy Cobham "Crosswind" from Crosswinds (Atlantic) 26:59
- Weather Report "Cucumber Slumber" from Mysterious Traveller (Columbia) 33:22
- Herbie Hancock "Spank-A-Lee" from Thrust (Columbia) 39:49
- Return To Forever "Vulcan Worlds" from Where Have I Known You Before (Polydor) 46:20
- Joe Farrell "Canned Funk" from Canned Funk (CTI) 53:00
- Jerry Goodman-Jan Hammer "Topeka" from Like Children (Nemperor) 59:44
- The Mahavishnu Orchestra "Sister Andrea" from Between Nothingness and Eternity (Columbia) 1:06:08
- Pastorius-Metheny-Ditmas-Bley "Vashkar" from Pastorius-Metheny-Ditmas-Bley (Improvising Artists) 1:12:52
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