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IMHO The preceding were NOT as good as this group
C.I.E. mentioned the Bruford sessions, those would be the 'Spice of life'and 'Spice of life too' releases. They featured Bill's cohort in the Bruford band, bassist Jeff Berlin (albums that any good fusioneer should have in their collection) and Kazumi of course.Is that his interpretation of "Telstar" ?
My favorite Watanabe lps are Mobo 1 and 2 and Mobo Splash he was a lot younger and his guitar playing is insanely good on themC.I.E. mentioned the Bruford sessions, those would be the 'Spice of life'and 'Spice of life too' releases. They featured Bill's cohort in the Bruford band, bassist Jeff Berlin (albums that any good fusioneer should have in their collection) and Kazumi of course.
The second release brought in keyboardist Peter Vettese who, some might recall, was coming off a stint in Jethro Tull for 'The beast and the broadsword' and 'Under wraps' albums and subsequent tours. He also played a major role in Ian Anderson's first solo album 'Walk into light'
There was also a Pioneer laserdisc of a live show. Be nice if someone could exhume that and make it available for viewing.