Fusion Jazz CDs: Best Sellers

While it would be utterly foolish to consider a two-disc set by guitarist John McLaughlin as anything other than a [more]

The notion and spirit of musical collaboration by established artists is such that different parties bring what strengths [more]

Oregon released nine albums between 1970 and 1978 for Vanguard, the first label to sign them. In its Vanguard Visionaries series [more]

Mike Stern is one of the more creative fusion guitarists, playing with the power of rock but often taking sophisticated improvisations. [more]

In their early days, saxophonist Jay Beckenstein molded Spyro Gyra into an [more]

The Larry Coryell volume in the Vanguard Visionaries series is a particularly confounding one. A pioneering jazz-rock fusion [more]

This is the album that launched Flora Purim's solo career with great promise following her magnificent stint [more]

Conceptually, sonically, this is really the first Weather Report album in all but name, confirming that Joe Zawinul was the primary creative [more]

It is a pity that this 1998 CD reissue (which includes the original liner notes) says nothing about what ever happened to Earl Anderza. The date (which has its original eight selections augmented by

Label: Columbia

If Joe Zawinul was out to prove that he didn't need Weather Report anymore, he succeeded spectacularly in this virtual one-man show. [more]