Well, this might not be progressive rock. I’d argue that it’s progressive music, though. It’s also close enough to fusion, and generally we land fusion into prog, to bring that angle to play. The Spanish guitar is the dominant thing, but there is quite a bit of variety within that scope. I like this set a lot.

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I love the flamenco styled guitar soloing on this track. As it gets more of a rocking vibe, it still retains the Spanish element. This is very much like fusion. It reminds me of both Steve Howe and Al Di Meola at the same time. It’s a great way to start things in style.

Although it still has world music in the mix, this is more of a rock song. There are some sung/shouted “heys,” making it not precisely instrumental. This is a cool tune and quite definitely prog in my book.

A guitar solo, I’ve always loved this piece of music. It’s delivered here without surprises. However, it’s delivered with a lot of class.

I really love this fusion take on the movie theme. It lets the melodies shine. We get some great guitar soloing, too.