For sure I completely forgot about this one, suggested by a commenter recently, it's a one-off from this instrumental fusion band from North Carolina, and it features front and center Jerry Peak, who plays bass and synths on there, handling most of the compositions too, who was on the Pruett and Davis Time's Arrow. There is some of that early 80s slapped-bass smooth 'n' funky fuzak sound in there (eg Brecker Bros) but it's minimized, thankfully.
The title track is great, amazingly it even has a thumping Crimsonesque passage (like their Mars) in the middle--too bad there isn't more like this on the record:
ReplyDeleteFLAC limited time
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/783ef3f3-549d-4ddb-bfa0-00ee8cec31aa
plus new temporary reup of all the Thollot stuff from 2018:
ReplyDeleteall in one package limited time only
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/85bddecc-8bb0-4002-a1c8-7567fd4c3b47
Muy buen disco, muchas gracias. Justo ahora lo estoy escuchando.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julian.
ReplyDeleteThe 3pm album is really good. Reminded me of Level F's 'A Stitch in Time'.
-Nick
listened to it so quickly! :)
ReplyDeleteJerry Peek (3pm) and David Ragsdale (Kansas), both have relation to Pruett & Davis, played together in Ragsdale's solo album below. Though it may be too pop for the people here.
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/BxvanyPHbW4
plus
ReplyDeletereup of jorge luis from before
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/a8190ebc-7008-49c1-bc28-0bfa36987d6a
https://progressreview.blogspot.com/2023/02/the-amazing-argentinian-bassist.html
Thank you, Julian.
ReplyDelete-Nick
Thank you as always Julian
ReplyDelete