Atmospheres/ Clive Stevens - Voyage To UranusSaxman keyboard player Clive Stevens from Bristol, England, was among the earliest to explore the nexus of jazzrock and electric jazz in his two 1974 albums. And both releases, "Atmospheres" and "Voyage to Uranus" have stood the test of time. Stevens and a core group of cats, pianist guitarist Ralph Towner, John Abercrombie on guitar, James Earle Johnson on percussion, Stu Woods on bass and Michael Thabo Carvin on drums turn in a set that musically,

The 13-track album features a tight

with each track standing as a testament to the deep-rooted influence and innovation they brought to the harmonica blues genre and beyond

and finds a new reason to keep going

Billy Jack joined the family business as Johnnie Lee Wills' bass player in his late teens

" marking the first ever studio collaboration between superstar producers Mustard and Southside

along with the band's entire 60 minute performance for the BBC Radio One In Concert program from March 1976

Recording in Mexico and the rainforests of Costa Rica

full-color book in the set also features

Maxy isn't going to give her up home that easily

she traced a supple trajectory through the work

Don't miss this album

and American elements