Recommend me a contemporary Jazz that is influenced by the 70s Jazz-Rock

[Juba]

I mean, something like this:

[auxfnx]

Highly recommend checking out the Robert Glasper Experiment, lead of course by Glasper who is also in R+R


In fact, most names from R+R have their own solo projects that are very much jazz rock-fusion inspired so you should look into them if you haven't!

There is also Yussef Kamaal from the UK, which is probably the best jazz fusion record to come out in the past few years


Again the individuals here Yussef Dayes and Kamaal Williams are worth looking into for their ongoing and solo projects

Flying Lotus - You're Dead is a modern jazz-rock electronic-hip-hop fusion masterpiece

[Juba]

^^Thanks!

[StarThrower]

Alan Pasqua - The Anti Social Club
Tony Grey - Moving
Fonderia - s/t

[interbellum]

Johan Plomp's Optophobia

[auxfnx]

John Carroll Kirby's 'Septet' is seemingly designed specifically to evoke 70s jazz funk / fusion, even the artwork looks of the era!

https://johncarrollkirby.bandcamp.com/album/septet

[Apemoth]

https://diagonal.bandcamp.com/track/chroma

[Mascodagama]

A slightly different vibe, but worth raising here:

[TheH]

Love this one

[TheH]

[TheH]

Somewhat more Rock All Star Trio

[Sunlight Caller]

This may or may not be to your taste, but I fucking love these guys, they make some thrilling noise.

[Paulrus]

I saw Simon Phillips and Protocol a few years back and thought they were heavily channelling 70s fusion.



(Hell, the studio in the video even has tape machines rolling...)

[Splicer]

Protocol is just otherworldly.

[aith01]

The Comet Is Coming are incredible. I’ve got a few of their albums (on CD and vinyl), and they all deliver. Would love to see them in concert one day.

[FrippWire]

Will Sessions (AKA Sam Beaubien): Kindred - A Tribute To The Pioneers Of 70s Jazz Fusion / "Seven Miles"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeZ_N2xLBPU

[Progbear]

I Know You Well Miss Clara, from Indonesia.

[proggypyramid]

Alfa Mist - Teki

[Zalmoxe]

Just stumbled upon this Spanish band: Aurora Clara. One album to date. Here is the first track of "Transformation". A certain Jerry Goodman is an honored guest:

[interbellum]

Michael Varekamp & Jerome Hol: Elektra (new album): "Hendrix meets Davis"

[Sunlight Caller]

Alfa Mist - Teki

I have been enjoying a lot of Alfa Mist recently, he has a been quietly building a very decent catalogue.

[Dana5140]

Agree with Glaspar:



But boy, if you go back to the 70s, you have Eddie Henderson, Julian Priester, Herbie Hancock and many more that sound similar.

[Bake 2]

Lots of good ones above... this one hits a Mwandishi vein too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehNk...ntanelle-Topic

[Trane]

Glasper is ok at first listen, but...

Lots of good ones above... this one hits a Mwandishi vein too.

but this is awesome

[nosebone]

^ That Fontanelle is fantastic, as is my latest discovery Oddjob.