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Jean-Luc Ponty: Live (1979)

Featuring one selection each from his last four albums, plus the amazing solo showcase of “No Strings Attached,” Live offers a lively summation…

The impulsive imp that sits on my shoulder when I go shopping spotted this in a supermarket display for four dollars and squealed,…

More mildly intoxicating music from the violin virtuoso. Civilized Evil introduces Randy Jackson and Chris Rhyne into the fold, both of whom quickly…

[Kronomyth 14.5] Donte’s Pontytourio.

Beginning with Individual Choice, Jean-Luc Ponty chose to make most of the music himself. Doubling on violin and synthesizers, he combines icy but…

More violin music for happy robots. Like his last release, Individual Choice, this is a true solo album with Ponty playing violin, synthesizers…

[Kronomyth 23.0] Once a Ponty time…

Another set of intoxicating synthesizer patterns mixed with soaring violin solos.

[Kronomyth 25.0] Twice-told tales.

[Kronomyth 26.0] L’Afrique, c’est chic.

Posted On 14 Nov

An alignment of fusion stars, unplugged, that sort of picks up where Di Meola, De Lucia and McLaughlin left off.

Mahavishnu takes the Orchestra in their name at face value with a symphonic journey featuring the LSO.