One of those records that does not really get the attention deserved. Lead by Ralph Towner and Collin Walcott it is a wonderful melodic oriental fusion jazz with great use of sitar and tablas. Check Fall '77 for a fee...

What a great surprise. On an album spanning mainly average pan flute fusion and electronics, Jean Luc Ceddaha gets to show off his talents on percussions. Great breaks on a record not so easy to find.

Pan flute records are always a little difficult and often turn out really bad but when played by Guiseppe Solera and backed by Siegfried Schwab it can work wonders as well. No upbeat jazz dancers to be found here obvi...

Solid Karl Ratzer release on CMP Records that musically spans from straight jazz over latino funk to abstract prog. Nice to see Dan Wall on keys here. Not a rare pick but recommended.

Unique Beatles tribute album on Jeton with one of the best covers of Lucy In The Skies With Diamonds heard in a long while. It is big band jazz but somehow they are getting really progressive and psychedelic on here a...

Wonderful melodic fusion / boogie jazz that is the perfect pick for the upcoming springtime. Could be a good fit for modern soul fans as well. Morning Lights is my personal favorite while Strawberry Wine and Californi...

Little slept on 80s vocal jazz by Dutch fusion pop group Meeting Point. Eef Albers and Theo De Jong on board so expect quality jams and Astrid Seriese doing a wonderful job on vocals.

Finding it hard to choose what Kitty Winter Gipsy Nova album I like most as both are superb. This second album perfectly blends bossa, fusion and vocal jazz on tracks like Congito, Latienda and Ego. Intercord original...

Great ECM release with Ralph Towner backed by Jan Garbarek, Eberhard Weber and Jon Christensen. Laidback at time, experimental and upbeat at others. Near perfect copy with vinyl not far from mint, only flaw is faint w...

Interesting line up on this 80s ECM release with Jerry Granelli and Markus Stockhausen's brass adding nicely to the abstract soundscape. Really like the experiemental Tundra and fusion playing on Cascades.

Fantastic ECM double album release that stand out thanks to the paring of Jack DeJohnette and Charlie Haden. Credit to the rest of the gang here but these two gents gives 'drum and bass' a whole new and different mean...

Debut release by the Pat Metheny Group and a record that not only ECM fans would likely enjoy. Very progressive fusion with Danny Gotltieb's work on drums amazing while Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays add a lot of atmospher...

Brilliant fusion affair by Jack DeJohnette and crew including the famous bassline by Mike Richmond on Minya's The Mooch perfectly flipped by Tip on Buggin Out. German original in laminated cover, ECM sticker on front....

Keith Jarrett hits the Trinity Organ in the small south German city Ottobeuren and records these now renowned 9 Movements of Spheres. Abstract yes, but thoroughly enjoayble and the music really pulls you in, something...

Wonderful live setting with some of the finest ECM personnel, Jan Garbarek, Palle Danielsson and Jon Christensen on board. Varied in style from fusion to post bop. A little less abstract to what one tends to get used ...

Duo jazz on ECM with Garbarek joined by Ralph Towner for recording this somewhat dark experimental album. Dis translates to Fog in English and the gents manage to capture this musically in a unique manner. Listen to t...

An all American set up here visiting the famous Tonstudio Bauer in Ludwigsburg. Bob Moses, Steve Slagle and Harvie Swart are on board. Firewalk is my favorite cut but overall a great listen and recommended addition to...

The 'Colours' surrounding Eberhard Weber here are Rainer Brüninghaus, Charlie Mariano and John Marshall. The outcome is a fine contemporary release including the 17 plus minutes Seriously Deep, a real venture into the...

Trio jazz by Bennie Wallace, Eddie Gomez and Eddie Moore recording for Enja Records in Munich. Pretty experimental stuff leaning on free jazz but also some funky fusion on here. Copy is like new apart from small writi...

Debut release by the David Friedman led quartet playing melodic fusion jazz. Really underrated group in my opinion and all their records are worth a listen. Nothing rare but certainly does not mean bad. Rodney's Dream...