Next up a band with a revolving door for personnel, meaning no 2 releases have the same line up I believe.
For The Journey by Threshold, album #10,
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2 x LP - CBS Inc. 1979 : )
Weather Report - 8:30
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Joe Zawinul – keyboards, ARP Quadra synthesizer bass, Korg Vocoder VC-10, Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, percussion
Wayne Shorter – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
Jaco Pastorius – fretless bass guitar, percussion; drums on “8:30” & “Brown Street”
Peter Erskine – drums
Erich Zawinul – percussion on “Brown Street”
with
The West Los Angeles Christian Academy Children’s Choir – vocals on “The Orphan”
Live Recordings from Terrace Theatre, Long Beach, California on 28th November 1978
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Noticed others are not so sure but I think it’s really good. An album which creates an atmosphere in which to submerge yourself and forget about the outside world. Vinyl.
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There is so much that is extraordinary about this record, sheer virtuosity of Morgan and McLean, but a rhythm section of Paul Chambers and Art Blakey. Vinyl.
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The Stones and their Live At The Wiltern album.
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Magma - Merci
From the legendary Christian Vander steering a course in 1985 towards disco! Mrs Vander on vocals.
The album was dedicated to John Coltrane - those crazy French.
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A random pick from the three different vinyl versions of Computer-World I have - the 1981 Toshiba-EMI LP.
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Sounds good! I used to listen to a bit of Eagles and Don Henleys solo albums years ago, but I didn’t know about this one. First album in the queue for the morning!
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