Unedited recording from at La Rosa, Tucson, AZ (September 30th 2026). This is our thank you for our friends and fans. PLEASE NOTE: YOU MAY NOTICE AN AUDIO GLITCH IN THE TRACK "PROG NOIR" DUE TO A TECHNICAL MALFUNCTION DURING THE RECORDING PROCESS.
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Opening Improv 04:19
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Cusp 05:50
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Brutal 05:10
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Ringtone 07:10
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Let's THRAK Again 03:54
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Crack in the Sky 07:09
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Tentacles 06:32
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Fandango 07:14
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Mantra 06:22
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VROOOM VROOOM 05:37
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The Well 09:05
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Komodo 04:19
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Swimming in Tea 15:08
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Prog Noir 07:17
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Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part II 11:03
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Level 5 07:02
Tony Levin: Chapman Stick, Voice
Markus Reuter: Touch Guitars® U8 Deluxe, Live Looping, Voice
The album For Your Ears Only is a collaborative jazz and standard cover project by Duologue—a duo featuring guitarist Akira Wada (of the fusion band PRISM) and bassist Ken Watanabe. Originally released in 1997, it received a remastered reissue featuring a double cardboard-sleeve jacket.
THIS IS THE 1ST RELEASED BY THEM,[ALREADY POSTED IT WHEN IT 1ST CAME OUT]. NOW THEY HAVE A NEW ONE RELEASED BUT IT IS NOT ON ANY STREAMING CHANNELS THAT I HAVE FOUND. IT'S CALLED-4GENEXYZ - NEOSTALGIA [10-07-2026], IF ANYONE HAS IT AVAILABLE, ITWOULDBE APPRECIATED.. THANKZ
A gathering of 4th generation musicians active in jazz fusion! The long-awaited first album has finally been released! This band is made up of fourth-generation musicians including Hiroyuki Noritake, a leading figure in Japanese jazz fusion, and bassist Mitsuru Sudo. The keyword for the entire album is "Rich & Reality"! The album's sound is based on a strong commitment to reproducing the rich resonance of acoustic instruments, the breath of wind instruments, and the vibrations experienced when a drummer steps on a hi-hat. The band's musical approach, based on each member's experience, is connected to the band's sound, resulting in a sound that maximizes the "worldview of music." In a sense, this band is an old jazz quintet without a guitar, with trumpets and saxophone as the main instruments, but they have integrated the essence of modern jazz, funk, and crossover music to create a sound that is still understandable today.
Yes, Cristiano Parato released an album titled Instrumental Project '70.
The album was released in 2009 (sometimes dated 2008 or 2010 depending on the digital platform). The number "'70" in the title is a nod to his birth year (1970)
Jazz legend John Scofield returned to his Ohio roots Friday night as three-time Grammy Award winner brought his Electrospective tour to The Kent Stage!
The legendary guitarist (and Dayton born), whose remarkable career includes performing and recording with Miles Davis, was joined by an all-star lineup featuring Oteil Burbridge, Larry Goldings, and Adam Deitch for an evening of jazz, funk, and electrifying improvisation.
With more than five decades of musical innovation behind him, Scofield continues to prove why he’s one of the most influential guitarists of his generation.
NOT MY RIP, BUT MY LINK. POSTED BY 'JARO'
1. Intro
2. Pick Hits
3. A Go Go
4. Thikhathali
5. Blue Matter
6. Jungle Fiction
7. Still Warm
8. Chank
9. Bruise Cruise
10. Boogie Stupid
11. Crying Time [Buck Owens via Ray Charles] / Best Western
With minimal touring the past two years and ahead of their highly anticipated live in-studio album, Snarky Puppy looks back at live renditions of some of their most popular songs with their new release, Live at GroundUP Music Festival. Official recordings from their brainchild festival have never been available to the public - until now. Four live-recorded tracks from the festival founded and curated by bandleader, Michael League, the new release pulls one recording from each year of GroundUP Music Festival as we go into the 5th annual event in Miami Beach this May.
1Ready Wednesday (Live at GroundUP Music Festival - Sunday 2017)
2Binky (Live at GroundUP Music Festival - Friday 2018)
3Lingus (feat. Innov Gnawa) (Live at GroundUP Music Festival - Sunday 2019)
4Grown Folks (Live at GroundUP Music Festival - Friday 1 2020)
