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All You Can Eat
by Slivovitz
Slivovitz is a progressive fusion big band that goes all over the place. Expressive modern jazz, off-kilter heavy funk, mercurial prog riffs are all used to great effect here.
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Biocosmopolitan
by Boris Savoldelli
A tour-de-force of vocal artistry. Featuring brilliant contributions from rising trumpet star Paolo Fresu and fusion bass legend Jimmy Haslip
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Work In Progress Live
by D.F.A.
Astonishing live recording from NEARFest, 2000. Progressive fusion of the highest level.
go to albumIf you like What's Rattlin' On The Moon? (A Personal Vision Of The Music Of Mike Ratledge), you may also like:
Live at the Baked Potato
by Soft Machine
supported by 136 fans who also own “What's Rattlin' On The Moon? (A Personal Vision Of The Music Of Mike Ratledge)”
I saw this group in Philadelphia on this tour and am really glad to have a recording of the show. Have loved them since around 1971, saw them in 1974, and am thrilled they're continuing to make distinctive music.
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Hidden Details (HD)
by Soft Machine
supported by 136 fans who also own “What's Rattlin' On The Moon? (A Personal Vision Of The Music Of Mike Ratledge)”
I love Soft Machine and everything these players stand for. New track off of Hidden Details is amazing. Long live Soft Machine.
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The Art Of Losing
by The Anchoress
The second release from Welsh artist The Anchoress is a devastating and powerful meditation on loss.
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