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Found this one at the base exchange at Luke AFB Arizona in 1981. Took 1 listen and loved it. Did a lot of learning and "play along" on the bass. Now days, STILL my fav jazz rock album!

There was a 30+ performance which this video is a feature from. It was available long ago. Can't find it in this platform anymore. Anyway, this one is still a great opportunity to see RTF with the amazing Bill Connors.

Sounds like pictures islands in the vocal portions. I love this album

this is beeeautiful Ian 💛

Can just hear Phil Collin's vocals on some of these track's, oh man that would have been amazing 🥰

fine food for the ears 💙

oh yea ❤

head noddingly good 😆

ohhh Ian thank you sooO much for sharing this , I loooooove it , it is INSTANTLY emotionally and visually transporting ❤

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Yep, pretty obsessed with these guys back in the day. ❤

Ma ogni tanto ho bisogno di ascoltare musica....

Perdonami....❤

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wow!

wonderful band

S O G O O O O O O O O D ! ! !

I used to bring John home from Patrick Moraz gigs at the baked potato Pasadena! We had a blast rip my friend ❤

first bill bruford recording i ever bought, the lp in the early 80s.

Casey Scheuerell rythm, at the beginning of Imaginary Voyage Pt 4 , is right on top of the best intro of the 70's jazz fusion tunes, just like Mike Clark at the beginning of Spank-A-Lee (Headhunters) : ruclips.net/video/8fIimwo42_c/видео.html

The first side of this is really excellent; its a hidden gem of an album

Came here looking for Rick Beato's old band. I assume that this is it? Hard to find because of that other band with a similar name dominates search engines.

Kevin Gilbert

Saw Mike Oldfield play there in 82'. Morris Pert and Pierre Moerlin on drums and percussion. They rotated positions. The most gear I've ever seen on a stage. Oldfield sells out stadiums in Europe but at this gig maybe 30 people. Similar turnout at the Ritz NYC sometime later when they played. Funny story. Around 2000 I took up the bass guitar. I found Percy's phone # in the White Pages and called him for lessons. He was living in Harlem. We had a nice brief talk. Thanks to Phil for turning me on to Brand X. The first 2 records are outstanding!

Jean- Luc, mon amour!!!!!!❤❤

super khan

This is some of the best shit ever made. Fact.

i need this album

Hey Ian , thank you , hope you , your pup and Pa are doing well , much love 🥰

ShameAllan's not mixed in a little louder

this is so unbelievably amazing, the guitar tone on Waves has an Alex Lifeson feel. And So to F is tremendous. I just discovered this band a week ago and it's all I have been listening to. Goodsall/ Jones/ Collins are just remarkable.

I've seen Jean Luc Ponty many times. Always great band mates! Adding Stephane Grapelli to the mix boists it to Classic Jazz!

Gratitud

Gracias ❤

For myself their debut is - together with Selling England.... and Floyd's Echoes - the absolute peak of Prog of all time.

Can't get enough of them. Every new discovery is highly welcome. Thanks a lot for every upload of their wonderful music.

superb -nothing less

Thanks for sharing. This is wonderful

Still listening…! Nov 2024

18:52 i forgot to push it 22:31 Steaming Pipes 35:47 Ibby it is

It all started in 1978 for me, one late night listening to the radio in Dublin, NH. Nostalgic Lady came on next to my head and I have never been the same! I have loved this album and these musicians ever since. Even more deeply, Holdsworth's unique beautiful guitar voice moved me to the depths and I became a lifelong seeker of all music he has taken part in. Thank you ❤

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Note how this version is in a different key?

Product (Brand X album) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Product Studio album by Brand X Released 14 September 1979 Genre Jazz fusion Length 46:40 Product is the fourth studio album by British jazz fusion group Brand X, originally released in 1979. It features primary member Phil Collins back once again on drums following his absence on Masques. Drummer Mike Clark and bassist John Giblin also appear on this album. Two of the album's tracks - "Soho" and "Wal to Wal" - were largely recorded at Phil Collins' Old Croft home in Shalford, Surrey.[2] Track listing LP Side one "Don't Make Waves" (Goodsall) - 5:28 "Dance of the Illegal Aliens" (Jones) - 7:50 "Soho" (Goodsall, Collins) - 3:38 "...And So to F..." (Collins) - 6:29 Side two "Algon (Where an Ordinary Cup of Drinking Chocolate Costs £8,000,000,000)" (Lumley) - 6:10 "Rhesus Perplexus" (Giblin) - 3:59 "Wal to Wal" (Jones, Giblin) - 3:09 "Not Good Enough - See Me!" (Jones, Robinson) - 7:27 "April" (Giblin) - 2:36 CD "Don't Make Waves" (Goodsall) - 5:31 "Dance of the Illegal Aliens" (Jones) - 7:49 "Soho" (Goodsall, Collins) - 3:40 "Not Good Enough-See Me!" (Jones, Robinson) - 7:29 "Algon (Where an Ordinary Cup of Drinking Chocolate Costs £8,000,000,000)" (Lumley) - 6:08 "Rhesus Perplexus" (Giblin) - 4:00 "Wal to Wal" (Jones, Giblin) - 3:14 "...And So to F..." (Collins) - 6:28 "April" (Giblin) - 2:08 Personnel John Goodsall - guitars (1-6, 8, 9), vocals (1, 3, 8) Robin Lumley - keyboards (1, 3-6, 9) Peter Robinson - keyboards (2, 8) John Giblin - bass (1, 3-7, 9) Percy Jones - bass (2, 7, 8) Phil Collins - drums (1, 3-7, 9), percussion (1, 3-7, 9), vocals (1, 3, 8), drum machine (7) Mike Clark - drums (2, 8) Morris Pert - percussion (2, 8)

Gran disco de una muy querida banda

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Appreciate your sharing Ian , love from Cornwall, UK 💛

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