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'''Jazz Fusion''' is a style of [[jazz]] that developed in the late and early seventies. It features instruments not typically heard in jazz, such as synthesizers and electric guitars and basses. It is often instrumental, and frequently incorporates improvisation, funk rhythms, complex time signatures, and elongated track lengths. Famous jazz fusion artists include [[Weather Report]], [[Return to Forever]], [[Herbie Hancock]], and John McLaughlin. | '''Jazz Fusion''' is a style of [[jazz]] that developed in the late and early seventies. It features instruments not typically heard in jazz, such as synthesizers and electric guitars and basses. It is often instrumental, and frequently incorporates improvisation, funk rhythms, complex time signatures, and elongated track lengths. Famous jazz fusion artists include [[Weather Report]], [[Return to Forever]], [[Herbie Hancock]], and John McLaughlin. | ||
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Revision as of 17:36, January 27, 2010
Jazz Fusion is a style of jazz that developed in the late and early seventies. It features instruments not typically heard in jazz, such as synthesizers and electric guitars and basses. It is often instrumental, and frequently incorporates improvisation, funk rhythms, complex time signatures, and elongated track lengths. Famous jazz fusion artists include Weather Report, Return to Forever, Herbie Hancock, and John McLaughlin.