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Tracklist
The Twilight Zone (Introduction) | 1:35 | ||
Vulcan Worlds | 6:46 | ||
Transition | 8:06 | ||
Eugino "D" | 6:10 | ||
Affirmation | 7:29 | ||
One For Dianne | 6:14 |
Credits (11)
- Bob Jackson (3)Bass [Fender Bass]
- Steve Henderson (3)Cover
- Frank Gibson Jr.*Drums, Tambourine, Cabasa
- Martin WinchElectric Guitar
- Murray McNabbElectric Piano [Fender Rhodes Piano], Steel Drums, Synthesizer, Arranged By
- Nigel DelaceyEngineer [Recording Engineer]
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![]() | Dr Tree LP, Album | EMI – HSD 1045 | New Zealand | 1976 | New Zealand — 1976 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | Dr. Tree CD, Album | EMI – 5180072 | New Zealand | 2007 | New Zealand — 2007 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | Dr. Tree CD, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release Digipak | South Side – 4275 | US | 2008 | US — 2008 | New Submission |
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referencing Dr Tree (LP, Album) HSD 1045
If anyone has a copy for sale/trade, please feel free to contact me :)referencing Dr Tree (LP, Album) HSD 1045
Dr. Tree created the definitive kiwi jazz-fusion album with their self-titled debut in 1976 and still today nothing really comes close to it.
These guys were seasoned jazz session players and had incredible chops to deliver the goods. Drummer Frank Gibson Jr. and bass player Bob Jackson are the insanely tight and funky glue that hold the whole thing together and guitarist Martin Winch, trumpet player Kim Paterson and pianist Murray McNabb weave their respective magic all over it.
Beautifully produced by Alan Galbraith with tantalizing instrumental separation and trippy stereo panning for the headphone stoners, this is deep fusion to immerse yourself in for an electrifyingly funky fusion ride.referencing Dr Tree (LP, Album) HSD 1045
Oh Man! This SO needs a decent repressing on vinyl.referencing Dr Tree (LP, Album) HSD 1045
I have a test press of this great album in my possession. Has anyone ever seen one before?- Edited 4 years ago
referencing Dr Tree (LP, Album) HSD 1045
This is the first record that comes to mind when you ask someone, ‘got any dope New Zealand shit?’ Although this was apparently the jazz release of the year in 1976, copies of this album rarely surface, even in its country of origin. Although it does contain the monster acid-jazz-funk bomb ‘Eugino D’, the whole album burns with the same energy and intensity right the way through. It’s a package deal of jazz-funk, jazz-rock and just generally good music. It’s a pity they didn’t do more albums(aussiefunk.blogspot.com).