Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Joachim Kuhn ~ Germany

Sunshower (1978)

A mix of heavy fusion and other styles, including a couple of vocal funk-soul numbers. Perhaps a bit too eclectic for its own good, though not uncommon in the jazz world from this era. Borderline keeper when taking in account the heavier pieces, but it can't compete with what's already in the collection. 

Source: 1978 Atlantic (LP)

7/19/23 (review)
 

Cinemascope (1974)

Talented jazz and fusion keyboardist who had many albums through the 60s and 70s (and beyond). Cinemascope is probably the rarest from this time frame, and the one that is most aligned with my personal focus from a musical standpoint. A very strong fusion effort, with Toto Blanke lighting it up on guitar.

Ownership: 1978 MPS (2xLP). Gatefold with Piano (album).

2009 (first listen); 12/15/11 (review); 

8/8/17 (new entry)

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