MP3 The Ring - JAZZ: Jazz Fusion
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User tags: jazz fusion, rock progressive, mp3 album
Original compositions in the Jazz Fusion(Jazz/Rock/Funk type) vein.
5 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Jazz Fusion, ROCK: Progressive Rock
Details:
The Ring was formed in 1989 by Pianist & Keyboardist - Chris Spriggle and Guitarist - Tim Urfer as a progressive rock band. Bassist - Rob Fordyce came in shortly after and the first incarnation of The Ring enjoyed many local SF Bay Area gigs, a small tour, radio play and put out a CD in 1991 also titled The Ring. However shortly after this release, The Ring dis-banded so members could pursue other interests.
The original linup included: Doug Boggs - Vocals & Percussion, Rob Fordyce - Bass & vocals, Devin Russell - Drums & Percussion, Chris Spriggle - Piano,Keys & vocals, Tim Urfer - Guitars.
The Ring decided to re-group and change it's musical direction to Instrumental Jazz Fusion in 1992. When re-forming, The Ring replaced original drummer Devin Russell with Brad McKeague.
This new version of The Ring spent several years playing small club gigs honing the new genre direction and produced this EPCD, which was made between 1995 - 1997.
The Ring is currently working on a full length CD which is due sometime in 2005.
Update: 9 of 11 songs are complete. Time constraints and schedules have pushed this release out until late 2006.
UPDATE: The album is in it's final mastering phases and is anticipated to be released by Xmas 2007.
5 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Jazz Fusion, ROCK: Progressive Rock
Details:
The Ring was formed in 1989 by Pianist & Keyboardist - Chris Spriggle and Guitarist - Tim Urfer as a progressive rock band. Bassist - Rob Fordyce came in shortly after and the first incarnation of The Ring enjoyed many local SF Bay Area gigs, a small tour, radio play and put out a CD in 1991 also titled The Ring. However shortly after this release, The Ring dis-banded so members could pursue other interests.
The original linup included: Doug Boggs - Vocals & Percussion, Rob Fordyce - Bass & vocals, Devin Russell - Drums & Percussion, Chris Spriggle - Piano,Keys & vocals, Tim Urfer - Guitars.
The Ring decided to re-group and change it's musical direction to Instrumental Jazz Fusion in 1992. When re-forming, The Ring replaced original drummer Devin Russell with Brad McKeague.
This new version of The Ring spent several years playing small club gigs honing the new genre direction and produced this EPCD, which was made between 1995 - 1997.
The Ring is currently working on a full length CD which is due sometime in 2005.
Update: 9 of 11 songs are complete. Time constraints and schedules have pushed this release out until late 2006.
UPDATE: The album is in it's final mastering phases and is anticipated to be released by Xmas 2007.
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User tags: jazz fusion, rock progressive, mp3 album
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