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rock/jazz fusion

i ran across a group called "Jazz is Dead"; Jimmy Herring, T Lavitz, Billy Cobham who did instrumental versions of some G.Dead stuff. I loved it. It reminds me of old Jeff Beck; "Wired", "Blow by Blow", I wish I had more of the style. The recent Jeff Beck was way too techno/alternative, lacked the soulfullness of his older stuff. Any suggestions?
joeb
joeb
twl
3,251 posts
 
I've got a few for you here:
Solution - Cordon Bleu
Sea Level - Sea Level
Dixie Dregs - Dregs of the Earth
David Sancious & Tone - Transformation & the speed of love
Edgar Froese - Ypsilon in Malaysian Pale
Weather Report - Heavy Weather
Brand X - Livestock
Jean Luc Ponty - Cosmic Messenger
Gentle Giant - In a Glass House
marsh
43 posts
 
Try Greyboy Allstars, Soul Live, Groove Collective and Stanton Moore.
joeb OP
121 posts
 
and to you I say, thanks again for "mo music!", I'd say trying to keep up with this list will just about tap out my budget for awhile, unless I skip the rent...
joeb
kthomas
911 posts
 
Well then don't take this list over to www.allmusic.com and start hot-linking from these groups to related groups - your budget will never recover! On the other hand, for questions like this one, that site will give you more ideas than you can ever afford. -kirk
yoby
539 posts
 
Please don't leave out Return to Forever(the original)and Weather Report- Mysterious Traveler(and others). Also, some others are, Larry Coryell(sp?), Billy Cobham. George Duke, McCoy Tynner (Extensions)(Fly with the Wind),Joe Ferrell Quartet (the original). Enjoy.
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