Joyce Wrice – Guest List Etiquetteīruza – So Real (feat. South London, UK based Graphic Designer, Aaaaron (Aaron Nelson) provides an hour long showcase of his favourite music from Azymuth, Ivan Ave, IAMDDB, Children of Zeus, Dego, Ahwlee, Cleo Soul, Sault, Knucks, Jeff Lorber Fusion + many more! G's fans will immediately recognize his soprano tones on the dreamy 'Tierra Verde' but will have a harder time picking his funkier style out of the slamming, discofied 'Fusion Juice.' This collection will also please audiophiles who have long desired to throw out their old scratched Lorber records and hear these classics remastered.R&B, Soul, Reggae, Hip Hop and UK Rap take the center stage on HJ7 Blends Show #74. While Lorber lovers and serious modern jazz collectors will no doubt thrill to get their hands on this wealth of classic material, fans of both smooth jazz and pop music who don't know Lorber from Count Basie may want to hear it for another reason - the early development of a then-obscure Seattle saxman known as Kenny Gorelick (later known as multi-million selling Kenny G). Superstar keyboardist, writer, producer Jeff Lorber is renowned as a pioneer in the jazz-fusion movement. (The Fusion was together from the mid-'70s through the early '80s, and that includes warts and all.) Despite the glorious melodies, beautiful keyboard passages, and irresistible funk, a few spacey synth solos would be conspicuously cornball if they were played today. new direction: produced by Ski from a sample of Jeff Lorber Fusion's 'Night Love' it was funkheavy, catchy as hell and as fun as any mainstream pop. The 16 tracks perfectly represent a time that postdates the hardcore jazz fusion of the early '70s and predates smooth jazz. Tonight, accompanied by long time musical collaborator Eric Marienthal on a variety of. Lorber has never really been away but has released two killer albums in the last couple of years - Now Is The Time and Galaxy. The buoyant funk tune 'Fusion Juice' sums up the spirit and percussive energy the band had, and which the keyboardist has carried on into his popular '90s work. Tonight at Ronnie Scotts, a sell out audience was treated to one of the masters of jazz funk in the shape of Jeff Lorber Fusion. It was pop, it was soul, it was rock-fusion, with dashes of jazz, blues and - dare it be mentioned, yet of its time - a dash of disco.

Long before the coining of the radio-generated buzzwords 'new adult contemporary' or 'smooth jazz,' the composer/keyboardist Jeff Lorber was riding a creative wave of pop/jazz fusion, building a loyal following for a synthesis of sound so fresh and distinctive that only one name could really define it - the Jeff Lorber Fusion.

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