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Jazz Rock

Various Artists

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This Would Be An Awesome Compilation If Only..

Ah, what if...?

1. Jimi Hendrix had lived beyond his fateful (and fatal) 1970 visit to the UK; Miles Davis and his venerable producer of many seminal albums, Gil Evans, had studio time booked and session players waiting on his return to record a collaboration which never happened. The sessions were eventually done with the likes of James "Blood" Ulmer, Jack Schofield and McLaughlin I believe, but lacked the "stream-of-consciousness" fluidity of Jimi's unprecedented stylistic mix of jazz, rock, blues, soul, pop and funk and was never released.

2. Jimi met up with kindred musical spirits Jaco Pastorius, Stanley Clarke, Alphonso Johnson, George Duke and Herbie Hancock? Continued his almost telepathic partnership with Mitch Mitchell or hooked up with Billy Cobham?

"Stepping Stone", "If Six Was Nine", "1983 (A Merman...)"and "Machine Gun" are some Hendrix compositions that give a clue as to his future musical directions. He was well known to have been hugely frustrated at the prospect of playing his old pop-rock hits again and again at the behest of audiences and promoters, which must have been what caught the attention of Miles Davis, himself well-known for refusing to return to old "dog food".

We'll never know, will we? Maybe some inspired young axe-man or player of another string instrument will start thinking along these what-if lines and come up with a parallel idiom to once again "kick open the doors to musical Outer Space". Now that would be awesome...

Jazz Rock The Basics
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  • £21.95 The Basics
  • Released: 01 August 2011

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