One, Two, 1-2-3-4

Gary Burton · 1967 · Composition de Burton et Larry Coryell

Context

Track 5 of Duster (RCA, 1967) by the Gary Burton Quartet, credited to Gary Burton and Larry Coryell. At 5 min 56 s, it is the longest track on the album, often cited as one of the first fusion records.

In the genealogy of jazz

This track belongs to Fusion, jazz-rock, jazz-funk. Among the origins and influences of Fusion, jazz-rock, jazz-funk: Modal, Soul jazz, boogaloo, Hard bop, Free jazz, Brazilian instrumental music, Indo-jazz, Modern big bands, Clube da Esquina (Minas Gerais).

By the same artist

• The Opening / Interlude: Shovels / The Survivors / Grave Train (1967)
• Sweet Rain (1967)
• General Mojo's Well Laid Plan (1967)
• Portsmouth Figurations (1967)
• Real Life Hits (1984)

Sources

• EN: Duster (Gary Burton album)

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