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Bendian Prog Archive 8.23 The “PROG” Era BAND 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 Frank Zappa Freak Out! (June) Absolutely Free We’re Only In It For Uncle Meat (Apr); Weasels Ripped My Fiilmore East - June Just Another Band Over-Nite Sensation Apostrophe (‘) One Size Fits All Zoot Allures (Oct) FZOZ Zappa in New York Sleep Dirt (Jan); (April); Lumpy The Money (Mar); Mother Mania (Mar); Flesh (Aug); 1971 (Aug); 200 From L.A. (Mar); (Sept); Zappa/ (Mar); Roxy & (June); Bongo Fury (Mar); Studio Tan Sheik Yerbouti Gravy (Aug) Cruising With Hot Rats (Oct) Chunga’s Revenge Motels (Oct) Waka/Jawaka (July); Mahavishnu Tour (?) Elsewhere (July) (Oct) (Sept) (Mar); Orchestral Rueben & The Jets (Oct); Burnt Weeny The Grand Wazoo Favorites (May); (Nov) Sandwich (Feb) (Nov) Joe’s Garage Act I (Nov); Joe’s Garage Act II & III (Nov) Captain Beefheart Safe As Milk (Sept) Strictly Personal Trout Mask Replica Lick My Decals Off, Mirrorman (May, The Spotlight Kid Unconditionally Bongo Fury (Oct) Shiny Beast (Bat Doc At the Radar & The Magic Band (Oct) (Jun) Baby (Dec) rec. 1967) (Jan); Clear Spot Gauranteed (Apr); Chain Puller) (Nov) Station (Aug); Ice Cream for Crow (Oct) Bluejeans & (Sept 1982) Moonbeams (Nov) Miles Davis Neferititi (Jan); In a Silent Way Bitches Brew (Apr); Jack Johnson On The Corner Miles In The Sky (Recorded Feb, Big Fun (recorded Feb - Apr (Jun) (June); Filles De released Jul) 70, released Feb Killimanjaro (Dec) 71); Live - Evil (Released Nov ’71, Recorded Feb - Nov ’70) Caravan Caravan (Oct) If I Could Do It All In The Land of Gray Waterloo Lily (May) For Girls Who Grow Caravan & The New Cunning Stunts Blind Dog at St. Better By Far (Jul) The Album (Oct) Over Again… (Sept) and Pink (Apr) Plump In the Night Symphonia (Apr) (Jul) Dunstans (Apr) (Oct) Soft Machine The Soft Machine Volume Two (Sept) Third (June) Fourth (Feb) Fifth (July) Sixth (Feb); Seventh Bundles (Mar) Soft (June) Alive & Well: (Dec) (Oct) Recorded in Paris (Mar) Emerson, Lake & The Nice: Thoughts The Nice: Nice The Nice: Five Tarkus (Jun) Trilogy (Jul) Brain Salad Surgery Welcome Back My Works Volume 1 Love Beach (Nov) In Concert (Nov) Palmer of the Emerlist (Sept) Bridges Suite (Jun) Pictures at an (Nov) Friends To The (Mar); Works Davjack (Mar); Elegy (Apr); Exhibition (Dec) Show That Never Volume 2 (Nov) Emerson, Lake And Ends.. (Aug) Ars Longa Vita Palmer: Emerson, Brevis (Nov) Lake And Palmer (Nov) Jethro Tull This Was (Oct, UK) This Was (Feb US); Benefit (Apr UK, Aqualung (Mar) Living In The Past A Passion Play War Child (Oct) A Minstel In The Too Old To Rock n’ Songs From The Heavy Horses (Apr Stormwatch (Sept) A (Aug) Stand Up (July UK/ May US) (Jun UK, Oct US) (July) Gallery (Sept) Roll: Too Young To Wood (Feb) Bursting Out (Sept) Europe, Sept- US/ Thick As A Brick Die! (Apr UK, May Elsewhere) US) Chick Corea/Return Tones for Jones Is (Jun) The Song of Sundance (Feb); Light As A Feather Where Have I No Mystery (Feb) Romantic Warrior Musicmagic (Jan) An Evening With Delphi I (Jan); Tap Step (Mar); to Forever Bones (Apr); Now Singing (Feb); Piano (Jan); Known You Before? (Apr); My Spanish Herbie Hancock & CoreaHancock In Concert, Zurich, He Sings, Now He A.R.C. (Apr); Piano Improvisations Vol 2 Crystal Silence (Sept) Heart (Dec); The Chick Corea: In (Sept); Duet (Mar) October 28,1979 Sobs (Dec) Improvisations Vol 1 (Jun); Return to (Jan); Hymn of The Leprechaun Delphi II & III (Jun) Forever (Sept) Seventh Galaxy Concert (Nov); (Oct) To Forever Live: The Complete Concert The Mad Hatter Secret Agent Friends Family Music In A Doll’s Family A Song for Me Old Songs New Bandstand (Sept) It’s Only A Movie House (Jul) Entertainment (Mar) (Jan); Anyway (Nov) Songs (Mar); (Sept) Fearless (Oct) Tony Williams Emergency! (May) Turn It Over (Jan) Ego The Old Bum’s Believe it (Jul) Million Dollar Legs The Joy of Flying; Lifetime Rush (Jun) Trio of Doom (Mar) John McLaughlin/ Extrapolation (Jan); Devotion (Sept); My Goals Beyond Birds of Fire Lost Trident Apocalypse (Apr) Visions of the Inner Worlds (Jan); Shakti: Natural Electric Guitarist John McLaughlin Fuse One Mahavishnu In a Silent Way Where Fortune (Mar); Inner (recording - Aug) Sessions (Jun); Emerald Beyond Shakti with John Elements (Jul) with The One Truth Orchestra (Recorded Feb) Smiles (May); Mounting Flame On The Corner Birds of Fire (Jan); (Feb) McLaughlin Band: Electric Bitches Brew (recorded Aug, Between (recorded Jul); Dreams (Feb); Trio (Recorded Aug 69 - released Nov); Jack Nothingness & Shakti: A Handful of Doom (Mar) Jan 70) Johnson (recorded Eternity (Nov) Of Beauty (Aug) Feb - Apr 70, released Feb 71) Jean-Luc Ponty Electric Connection King Kong (May) New Violin Summit, Live at Montreux Ponty/Grappelli Upon The Wings of Aurora (Feb); Enigmatic Ocean Cosmic Messenger Cantaloupe Island, Civilized Evil (Sept) (Mar) Open Strings (Dec) Music (May) Imaginary Voyage (Sept) (Aug) Live (Apr); A Taste (Nov) for Passion (Sept) 1 BAND 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 Yes Yes (July) Time And A Word The Yes Album Close To The Edge Yessongs (May); Relayer (Dec) Chris Squire: Fish Jon Anderson: Going For The One Tormato (Sept) Ten True Summers Drama (Aug); (July) (Feb); Fragile (Nov) (Sept) Tales from Out of Water (Nov); Olias of Sunhillow (Jul) Tour Yesshows (Nov) Topographic Steve Howe: (Jul) Oceans (Nov) Beginnings (Oct); The Steve Howe Album (Nov) Bill Bruford Yes: Yes (July) Yes: Time And A Yes: The Yes Album Yes: Close To The King Crimson: King Crimson: King Crimson: USA National Health Feels Good to Me One of a Kind (Jun); Gradually Going Word (July) (Feb); Fragile (Nov) Edge (Sept) Lark’s Tongues In Starless And Bible (May) (Formation) (Jan) The Bruford Tapes Tornado Aspic (Mar) Black (Mar); Red (Jul) (Oct) Genesis From Genesis to Tresspass (Oct) Nursery Cryme Foxtrot (Oct) Selling England By The Lamb Lies Recording Trick of A Trick of the Tail Spot The Pigeon …And Then There Tony Banks: A Duke Revelation (demo (Nov) the Pound (Oct); Down On Broadway The Tail (Feb); Wind & (May); Seconds Were Three.. (Mar) Curious Feeling (Mar) Live (Nov); Lamb Tour Wurthering (Dec) Out (Oct) King Crimson In The Court of the In The Wake Of Islands (Dec) Earth Bound (June) Lark’s Tongues In Starless And Bible USA (May); Fripp & Robert Fripp: Robert Fripp: God Crimson King (Oct) Poseidon (May) Aspic (Mar); Fripp & Black (Mar); Red BNO: Evening Star Exposure Save The Queen/ ENO: (No (Oct) (Dec) Under Heavy Pussyfooting) (Nov) Manners (Jan); The League of Gentlemen (Recording Jul — Dec) Allan Holdsworth Igginbottom’s Nucleus: Tempest Soft Machine: Velvet Darkness Enigmatic Ocean Bruford: Feels Bruford: One of a Gordon Beck: The Wrench Belladonna Bundles; (Sept); (Sept); John Good to Me (Jan); Kind (Jun); Things You See Lifetime: Believe it Lifetime: Million Stevens: Touching U.K. (Mar) Gordon Beck: Dollar Legs; On Sunbird Pierre Moerlen’s Gong: Gazause! / Expresso (Dec) Dave Stewart Uriel/Arzachel: Egg: Egg Egg: The White Khan: Space Hatfield and The Hatfield and The National Health National Health: Bruford: One of a Arzachel Force Chanty (Jun) North: Hatfield and North: The Rotters’s (Formation) National Health Kind (Jun) The North (Feb) Club (Mar) (Feb); Of Queues and Cures (Dec); Bruford: Feels Good to Me (Jan) Van der Graaf The Aerosol Gray The Least We Can Pawn Hearts (Oct) Godbluff (Oct) Still Life (Apr) The Quiet Zone/The Vital (Jul) Generator Machine (Sept) Do is Wave To Each Pleasure Dome Other (Feb); H to (Sept) HE, Who Am the Only One (Dec) Gong Magick Brother Camembert Continental Circus Flying Teapot (May); You (Oct) Shamal (Feb); Pierre Moerlen’s Downwind (Feb); (Mar) Electrique (Oct) (Apr) Angel’s Egg (Dec) Pierre Moerlen’s Gong: Expresso II Time is the Key Gong: Gazause! / (Mar) (Nov) Expresso (Dec) Gentle Giant Gentle Giant (Nov) Aquiring The Taste Three Friends (Apr); In A Glass House The Power And The Free Hand (July) Interview (April) Playing The Fool Giant For a Day! Civilian (Mar) (Jul) Octopus (Dec) (Sept) Glory (Sept) (Jan); The Missing (Sept) Piece (Aug) Weather Report Weather Report I Sing The Body Sweet Nighter Mysterious Traveler Tale Spinnin’ (May) Black Market (Mar) Heavy Weather Mr. Gone (Sept) 8:30 (Aug) Night Passage (May) Electric (May); Live (Apr) (Mar) (Mar) (Nov) In Tokyo (May) Billy Cobham Spectrum (Oct) Crosswinds; Total Shabazz; A Funky Life and Times; Billy Magic Inner Conflicts; B.C. Flight Time Eclipse Side of Things Cobham/George Simplicity of Duke: Live on Tour Expression: Depth in Europe of Thought Camel Camel (Feb) Mirage (Mar) The Snow Goose Moonmadness Rain Dances (Sept) Breathless (Sept); A I Can See Your (Apr) (Mar) Live Record (Apr) House From Here (Oct) Jan Hammer Jerry Goodman & The First Seven Oh Yeah? (Apr) Jeff Beck and the Hammer: Black Hammer: Hammer David Earle Jan Hammer: Like Days Jan Hammer Group Sheep Johnson with Jan Children Live (Mar, recorded Hammer: Hip summer ’76); Address Melodies Jaco Pastorius Jaco Black Market (Mar); Joni Mitchell: Don Herbie Hancock: Joni Mitchell: Joni Mitchell: Pat Metheny: Bright Juan’s Reckless Sunlight Mingus (Jun); Trio Shadows and Light Sized Life Daughter (Dec) of Doom (Mar) (Sept); Jaco Pastorius Herbie Hancock: (Aug); Joni Mitchell: Mr. Hands (Sept) Hejira (Nov) Jeff Beck Blow By Blow (Mar) Wired (May) Jeff Beck and the There & Back (Jun) Jan Hammer Group Live (Mar, recorded summer ’76) 2 BAND 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 Steve Hackett Voyage of The Please Don’t Touch! Spectral Mornings Defector (Jun) Acolyte (Oct) (Apr)
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