Interzone - July 5, 2005: Jazz-Rock V
 

Hello.....

This week I’ll be featuring another three hours of jazz-rock fusion. Is it jazz? Is it rock? Who knows? Who cares? Interzone is all about playing the various shades of gray.

It used to be easy to identify jazz-fusion back when a few bands were emerging to the forefront of the movement. But after 35 years, it has become an entire class of music and to simply call it jazz, or rock, or prog just doesn't do it justice. So as time goes on, I'll be exploring this broad continuum. Please join me

Interzone premieres each Tuesday evening from 8pm to 11pm eastern time and replays Wednesday afternoons from 2pm-5pm.


- Cozy

PS - Playlist to come

playlist:
 

Here is this week's playlist:

Brand X-Why Should I Lend You Mine…-(Moroccan Roll)-1977-UK
Brand X-Malaga Virgen-(Moroccan Roll)-1977-UK
PFM-Jet Lag-(Jet Lag)-1977-Italy
PFM-Left-Handed Theory-(Jet Lag)-1977-Italy
Freddie Hubbard-Mr. Clean-(Straight Life)-1971-USA
Isotope-Illusion-(Illusion)-1974-UK
Isotope-Golden Section-(Illusion)-1974-UK
Herbie Hancock-Ostinato (Suite For Angela)-(Mwandishi)-1971-USA
Wayne Peet-Dries Clear-(Doppler Funk: Blasto!)-1988-USA
Dark -Sacred Heart-(Tamna Voda) -1988 -Various
Dark -Merciful-(Tamna Voda) -1988 -Various
Solution-Trane Steps-(Solution)-1971-Netherlands
Joe Farrell-Bass Folk Song-(Moon Germs)-1972-USA
Jean-Luc Ponty-Is Once Enough?-(Aurora)-1976-USA
Jean-Luc Ponty-Aurora – Part II-(Aurora)-1976-USA
James Blood Ulmer-Jazz Is The Teacher (Funk Is The Preacher)-(Are You Glad To Be In America?)-1980-USA

Featured Album:
John Surman--(Way Back When)-1969-UK


Enjoy!

- Cozy