Jazz Rock Selection
Here is a selection of the Jazz Rock favorites of SomehowJazz Blog. You’ll find here albums, tunes, and live videos from the genre. Just click on the titles for more information and please leave your comments.
Mahavishnu Orchestra “Eternity’s Breath”
Eternity’s Breath by Mahavihnu Orchestra, from the album "VISIONS OF THE EMERALD BEYOND" released in 1975 by Columbia Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: John McLaughlin - Electric Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar, Vocals | Jean-Luc Ponty - Electric Violin | Narada...
Stanley Clarke “Silly Putty”
Silly Putty by Stanley Clarke from the album "JOURNEY TO LOVE" released in 1975 by Nemperor Records. MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Stanley Clarke - Electric Bass, Producer, Written By | Steve Gadd - Drums | David Sancious - Guitar | George Duke - Synthesizers, Organ,...
Larry Carlton “10:00 P.M.”
10:00 P.M. by Larry Carlton from the album "SLEEPWALK" released in 1982 by Warner Bros. label... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Larry Carlton - Valley Arts Stratocaster Guitar | Abraham Laboriel - Bass | Jeff Porcaro - Drums | Terry Trotter - Fender Rhodes Electric...
Chicago “Aire”
Aire by Chicago from the album “VII” released in 1974 by Columbia Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Danny Seraphine – Drums | James Pankow – Trombone, horn arrangement | Walter Parazaider – Flute | Terry Kath - Guitar | Peter Cetera - Bass | Robert Lamm –...
Marcus Miller “The Sun Don’t Lie”
The Sun Don't Lie by Marcus Miller from the album "THE SUN DON'T LIE" released in 1993 by Dreyfuss Jazz… MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Marcus Miller - Electric Bass, Keyboards | Joe Sample - Piano | Michael White - Drums | Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion | Andy Narell...
George Duke “Sister Serene”
Sister Serene by George Duke from the album "I LOVE THE BLUES, SHE HEARD MY CRY" released in 1975 by MPS Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: George Duke - Arp & Moog Synthesizers, Mutron Phasers, Rhodes Electric Piano, Hohner D-6 Clavinet | Byron Miller - Electric...
Weather Report “Between The Thighs”
Between The Thighs by Weather Report from the album "TALE SPINNIN' " released in 1975 by Columbia Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Joe Zawinul - Rhodes Electric Piano, ARP 2600 Synthesizer, Steel Drums | Wayne Shorter - Soprano Saxophone | Alphonso...
Miles Davis “Right Off”
Right Off by Miles Davis, from the album "A TRIBUTE TO JACK JOHNSON" released in 1971 by Columbia Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Michael Henderson - Bass | Billy Cobham - Drums | John McLaughlin - Guitar | Steve Grossman - Saxophone | Herbie Hancock -...
Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll & The Trinity “In and Out”
In and Out by Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll & The Trinity, from the album "OPEN" released in 1967 by Polydor Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Brian Auger - Hammond Organ | Gary Boyle - Guitar | Dave Ambrose - Bass | Clive Tacker - Drums | Giorgio Gomelski -...
Blood Sweat and Tears “God Bless The Child”
God Bless The Child by Blood Sweat and Tears from the album "BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS" released in1969 by Columbia Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: David Clayton Thomas - Lead Vocals | Fred Lipsius - Alto Saxophone, Piano | Dick Halligan - Organ, Piano, Flute,...
Chicago “I’ve Been Searchin’ So Long”
I've Been Searchin' So Long by Chicago from the album CHICAGO VII released in 1974 by Columbia Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Peter Cetera - Bass, Lead Vocals | Robert Lamm - Piano, Vocals | Terry Kath - Guitar, Vocals | Danny Seraphine - Drums | Lee...
Blood, Sweat and Tears “I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know”
I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know by Blood, Sweat and Tears from the album "CHILD IS FATHER TO THE MAN" released in 1968 by Columbia Records... MUSICIANS / PERSONNEL: Al Kooper - Vocals, Hammond Organ | Jim Fielder - Electric Bass | Bobby Colomby - Drums |...
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