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A visit to the '70s honouring those amazing musicians who paved the way.
Miles Davis
trumpet1926 - 1991
Return to Forever
band / ensemble / orchestra
Billy Cobham
drumsb.1944
Mahavishnu Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1971
Stanley Clarke
bassb.1951
Jean-Luc Ponty
violinb.1942
Weather Report
band / ensemble / orchestraPlaylist
- Miles Davis "Spanish Key" from Live At Filmore (Sony Legacy) 00:00
- Return To Forever "Theme To The Mothership" from Hymn Of The 7th Galaxy (Polydor) 08:14/li>
- Billy Cobham "Stratus" from Spectrum (Atlantic) 16:48
- Mahavishnu Orchestra "The Dance Of Maya" from The Inner Mounting Flame (Columbia) 24:58
- Stanley Clarke "Power" from Stanley Clarke (Epic) 33:20
- Jean-Luc Ponty "Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea" from Enigmatic Ocean (Atlantic) 41:34
- Weather Report "Eurydice" from Weather Report (Colombia)50:10
- Michel Colombier "Dreamland" from Michel Colombier (Record Label) Time Marker
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