I know this guy is considered jazz. To me this album lands in progressive rock. That’s because there is enough rock here for me to consider it more prog than pure fusion. Really, that, to me is the difference between jazzy prog and fusion – which side of the rock jazz equation it lands on. It’s all a matter of degrees. Whatever you think of that particular labeling, though, this is a killer melodic fusion style disc. There is not a weak cut here, but as an EP it’s not exceptionally long. That’s the only real complaint.

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This comes in with a mellow section. Then it works out towards fusion as the guitar solos over the top of this. Overall, this tune is a smoking hot fusion number.