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Osmosis - Osmosis: Remastered Edition (CD) (UK Import)

Osmosis - Osmosis: Remastered Edition (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Osmosis

Music Genre: Rock, Prog rock, Jazz

Cat No
ECLEC 2613
Released
2017
Pressing
UK
Styles
Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock, Jazz-Rock, Fusion

EAN/UPC - 5013929471344

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Rock, Prog rock, and Jazz

Osmosis (8) — Osmosis
Format: CD • Label: Esoteric Recordings (ECLEC 2613) • Released: 2017 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock, Jazz-Rock, Fusion

Tracklist:
1. Of War And Peace (In Part)
2. Beelzebub
3. Thoughts Often Stray
4. Sunrise
5. Shadows
6. Adrift
7. Sunlight
8. Scorpio Rising
9. Please Let Me Go
10. Geoffrey's Tune
11. Of War And Peace (In Full)
12. Sleep, My Love (Epilogue)

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

American psych-prog-fusion group from Boston area, active in early 70s.
Osmosis was a seven-piece group fronted by the legendary saxophonist and flautist Charlie Mariano and also featured Bobby Knox (vocals), Andy Steinborn (lead guitar), Danny Comfort (bass), Charlie Bechler (keyboards), Lou Peterson (drums) and Bobby Clark (drums, percussion). After various gigs around New England, Chicago and New York City - they was the 1st jazz-rock band to play at the fabled the Village Vanguard - the group caught the interest of several record companies, including Atlantic and Capitol. In the end in 1970 the RCA Records signed the band, thanks to a connection of Charlie Mariano with the major label. Short afterwards they entered RCA's Studio B in NYC, where in just eight hours and with the very conflicting production of David Blume the band recorded their debut album. It was released in 1970 and secured a US tour notably supporting Miles Davis. But when Charlie Mariano decided he'd go in Europe, Osmosis fell into a deep crisis that led to the dissolution, after their last gig at the Jazz Workshop in Boston with George Benson.

Charlie Mariano - Soprano, Alto Saxophones, Flute, Nagaswaram
Bobby Knox - Lead Vocals
Danny Comfort - Bass
Lou Peterson - Drums
Bobby Clark - Percussion, Drums, Vocals
Andy Steinborn - Guitar, Background Vocals
Charlie Bechler - Keyboards, Melodica, Tympani, Chimes

Source: Discogs

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