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It features a 12 piece concert, and has an interview of Kazumi Watanabe. In addition to the original 8 tracks on "The Spice of Life", it includes a drum solo by Bill Bruford, a bass solo by Jeff Berlin, "Sayonara" (from the 1980 album To Chi Ka) and "Half Blood" (from the 1983 album Mobo).
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The Spice of Life Too is an album by jazz fusion guitarist Kazumi Watanabe; featuring Bill Bruford, Jeff Berlin and Peter Vettese. It was released on the Gramavision record label in 1988. The original title released in Japan is "The Spice of Life 2" with a different cover.
The New Percussion Group of Amsterdam, Bill Bruford, and Keiko Abe – Go Between (1987) Kazumi Watanabe – The Spice of Life (1987) Dave Stewart and Barbara Gaskin – As Far as Dreams Can Go (1988) Kazumi Watanabe – The Spice of Life Too (1988) Nobuhide Saki - Yume O Yobe (1988) David Torn – Door X (1990) Steve Howe – Turbulence (1991)
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Jeff Berlin & Bill Bruford: Lim-Poo. (The 'Spice Of Life' Japan Tour, 1987) Bill Bruford. 72.5K subscribers. 1.3K. 40K views 1 year ago #billbruford #drumsolos #kazumiwatanabe....
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But at the time I was a prog snob, and didn't really notice his talent until this album, which featured some guy named Bill Bruford, and a bassist that had played in Bruford's bands, Jeff Berlin. The album begins with Melancho , an imitation of "Discipline" era King Crimson, where Watanabe overlays guitar parts and string bending solos, impersonating both Fripp and Belew at once.
An utterly phenomenal concert by Kazumi Watanabe with Bill Bruford and Jeff Berlin performing music from Spice of Life in 1987 in Japan.May 22, 1987 Audio Re...
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