Burning Men Solaris Super Session 2 (1978), by request

 

Thanks for requesting this, all you who did so, because it turns out this is by far the best album.

There are only 5 long tracks with one cover version (Feel Like Making Love) but the instrumental fusion is really lovely to look at here.  Note the involvement of many Japanese jazz/fusion luminaries such as Isao Suzuki and Kohsuke Mine the sax player. It wasn't long ago I featured the former in a bunch of posts that I really loved, back here for ex. The latter played on the amazing OST for the racing movie, Hairpin Circus, remember that one?

Title track, which starts off this wonderful party, and here I hear distinct hints of the mid-seventies masterpieces in this style featured on the LPs of Herbie Hancock esp. with the layered synthwork:

This time I'll really put limited time only owing to the rarity of this recording, although go ahead and request again and again, as it seems the AI deleting comments is always a little step behind us such as was the case with Deep Blue and chess grandmasters, though it will be soon enough in our very near future, as the tech bro visionaries warn us, when AI will overtake us-- unfortunately no chance AI will help us solve the political problems we are facing in the future, in fact I believe they will make some of them worse (eg war), and I'm pretty sure those are the problems that will eventually defeat us in the end...

Recall the other Burning Men albums were posted in comments before but I'll repost here.