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Isotope
Great Britain
 
 
Deep End jazz-rock fusion

Enlarge this picture! The band was formed in 1973 by guitarist GARY BOYLE and also featured
Jeff Clyne on Bass, Brian Miller on Keyboards and Nigel Morris on
drums. Jeff Clyne had previously played with Ian Carr's NUCLEUS, whilst
Gary Boyle had played with Stomu Yamashta s East Wind. Isotope’s
self titled debut album was released in early 1974 and continued the
tradition of Jazz Rock fusion that had been pioneered by acts such as
Tony Williams Lifetime and The Mahavishnu Orchestra. Although critically
acclaimed, Brian Miller and Jeff Clyne departed Isotope shortly after
the debut album had appeared and were replaced by former Soft Machine
bassist Hugh Hopper and keyboard player Laurence Scott. By the time the
band s final album, Deep End was recorded in March 1976, the band
featured Boyle and Morris along with Dan K. Brown on bass and Zoe
Kronberger & Frank Robertson keyboards

- Gary Boyle / guitars
- Nigel Morris / drums
- Zoe Kronberger / acoustic & electric piano, string synth, clavinet, vocals
- Frank Roberts / acoustic & electric piano, synthesizer
- Dan K. Brown / bass

guest musicians:
- Morris Pert / percussion
- Neville Whitehead / acoustic bass
- Hugh Hopper / bass (7)
- Laurence Scott / keyboards (7)

1.Mr. M's Picture (4:54)
2.Crunch Cake (3:55)
3.Another Side (4:00)
4.Black Sand (5:45)
5.Pip Dream (6:27)
6.Attila (4:25)
7.Fonebone (4:25)
8.Deep End (8:22)
bonus tracks
1.Mr. M's Picture [Remix 2001]* (4:54)
2.Crunch Cake [Remix 2001]* (3:55)
3.Black Sand [Remix 2001]* (5:55)
4.Deep End [Remix 2001]* (8:18)
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ECLEC 2274 CD 1975   17.00
 
 
Illusion jazz-rock fusion

Enlarge this picture! The band
was formed in 1973 by guitarist GARY BOYLE and also featured JEFF CLYNE
on Bass, BRIAN MILLER on Keyboards and NIGEL MORRIS on drums. Jeff Clyne
had previously played with Ian Carr’s Nucleus, whilst Gary Boyle had
played with Stomu Yamashta’s East Wind.Isotope’s self titled
debut album was released in early 1974 and continued the tradition of
Jazz Rock fusion that had been pioneered by acts such as Tony Williams
Lifetime and The Mahavishnu Orchestra. Although critically acclaimed,
Brian Miller and Jeff Clyne departed Isotope shortly after the debut
album had appeared and were replaced by former SOFT MACHINE bassist HUGH
HOPPER and keyboard player LAURENCE SCOTT. This line-up recorded the
excellent album Illusion with former Family member Poli Palmer
producing. A Jazz Rock classic, this Esoteric Recordings reissue has been newly re-mastered and features a booklet with new essay.

- Gary Boyle / guitars
- Nigel Morris / drums
- Laurence Scott / keyboards
- Hugh Hopper / bass

1.Illusion (3:54)
2.Rangoon Creeper (6:01)
3.Spanish Sun (7:50)
4.Edorian (2:01)
5.Frog (2:31)
6.Sliding Dogs / Lion Sandwich (5:58)
7.Golden Section (5:15)
8.Marin Country Girl (2:10)
9.Lily Kong (2:32)
10.Temper Tantrum (3:46)
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ECLEC 2273 CD 1974   17.00