Jeff Lorber Fusion - Water Sign video free download

House of Blues

Amazing!

VENTURA Tony

Vraiment bon ce son, il y a tout ce qu'il faut. #love

erik dennard

I've been digging Jeff since 77 and the current line up of musicians but there was something about this group with Dennis Bradford on drums and Danny Wilson on bass that had that "it . however I knew also would use the guys from the groupPleasure because he came up with those cats in Portland so when Dennis Springer was on this lp it didn't supprise me at all

Erik ThePitmaster

I purchased this album as a "punch out" at SUNY at Stony Brook's record shop below the Student Union. Heard it on WPLR from 'cross the water - I think it was a review of Toad's Place. Also, there was an audio shop [when those places actually had value add] just below Setauket that used this and Soft Space as some of their reference albums.

isaiah frazier

about time i guess kenny was tired of holding out....all i'm gonna say

Darrell Swinson

This is from the third album in 1979. It's the title track to that album.

David Terrell

GOOD muS1C

cocobass

Built my bass playing chops on this album back in the day. I play a Musicman Stingray because of this album! Love it!

PhuckHue2

still raw stanky fusion jazz funk! hell yeah!

cybershakey

0h yeah !!!....b4 he crossed over to Instrumental R&B....thanks for the post !

pluggedin2u

Tightest jazz fusion band there ever was and there were plenty at the time of this recording. Smokin album! The whole project from the first to the last track. I don't know why they named it "Water Sign" because that project was pure jazz fusion fire.

greasedog

I actually saw the group back in 79' or 80' in St. Louis after this albums release. Joe Farrell played on the studio release but didn't make the promo tour. A young 17 or 18yr old reed man named Kenny Gorelick (later known as Kenny G) made the tour and recorded on later albums. He was very nervous since it was his first time on a tour with pros.

greasedog

I actually saw the group back in 79' or 80' in St. Louis after this albums release. Joe Farrell played on the studio release but didn't make the promo tour. A young 17 or 18yr old reed man named Kenny Gorelick (later known as Kenny G) made the tour and recorded on later albums. he was very nervous since it was his first time on a tour with pros.

Jeremy Johnson

@lextowco Dennis Springer plays tenor on this song. Kenny comes in on the next album.

Todd Irving

Has anyone seen Danny Wilson the bass player on this album? I've listened to him since i was 13 and I'm 45 now. He is legendary. Go To: Whereis [email protected]'

Memyai

None taken...one likes what they like! What about them? (Maha O and Sof Mach), if you enjoy them continue to do so, as for me, well, I like Jeff and a few of the 10's of thousand others too!

drumatic

no disrespect, but c'mon man... this album came out 1979... there are 10's of thousands of Fusion albums that preceded this; and this is your top-5 fav intro to Jazz Fusion? what about Mahavishnu Orchestra? Sof Machine? haha if you say so.

lextowco

mr Kenny Gorlick also on the track playing sax aka Kenny G

Memyai

One of my top-5 favs as an introduction to Jazz Fusion!

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