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Third Eye - Third Eye

Musician: Third Eye
Album title: Third Eye
Style: Fusion
Released: 1976
Country: Germany
Size MP3 version: 1324 mb
Size APE version: 1101 mb
Size WMA version: 1343 mb
Rating ✫: 4.4
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Genre: Jazz

Third Eye - Third Eye

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Protuberans 5:30
A2 Sound Circle 3:30
A3 All About Us 2:54
A4 Eichendorff 8
Grand Piano – Frank Köllges
4:39
B1 Serius
Grand Piano – Frank Köllges
8:03
B2 Basic Train 2:44
B3 Bloodstream 1:33
B4 Arco-Mio 2:00
B5 Bass-Raga 3:30

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Blackfield Tonstudio

Credits

  • Bass, Percussion – Alfred Haurand*
  • Congas, Cowbell [Cowbells], Percussion – Steve Boston
  • Drums, Mellotron – Frank Köllges
  • Electric Piano [Fender Piano], Synthesizer [Hohner String Melody, Arp Odyssey Synthesizer], Mellotron – Jan Huydts
  • Engineer [Sound Engineers] – Bernd Steinwedel, Fritz Fey
  • Mixed By [Mixing Engineer] – B. Steinwedel*

Notes

Recorded 11th and 12th of January 1976 at Blackfield Studio, Kirchhellen, Germany.
Produced by Ring Records, Moers.

Side A has no run-out groove (not to be confused with a locked groove) which means it will play forever if not returned to the tonearm base.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): bts-100046-A
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): bts-100046-B



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One of the most enigmatic and timeless of 1970's jazz-rock / fusion albums. Actually, in spite of all the musicians being well-worn jazzers there's not so much jazz but more prog-fusion happening here, with lots of cool grooves, intricate guitars, and wonderful keyboards - not least lots of Mellotron, an instrument rarely heard in such music. The feel is often more spacey Krautrock (of a few years earlier) than the usual recognisable Dutch free-edged stuff that you may expect.