jazz-fu·sion (j z-fy  zh n)n. See fusion. |
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In the mid-'70s, Beck changed directions and recorded the groundbreaking jazz-fusion albums ``Blow by Blow'' and ``Wired,'' both produced by Beatles collaborator George Martin. Their debut album spawned #1 tunes in four categories consecutively: Jazz-Fusion, Jazz-Vocal, Jazz-Latin and Soul. When he put his longtime jazz-fusion group the Flecktones on hold last year for the first time since 1990, it was ostensibly to relax and perhaps study music composition. |
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