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Meanings of jazz fusion in English

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Music genre that developed in the late 1960s when musicians combined jazz harmony and improvisation with rock music, funk, and rhythm and blues.

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        Nick describes what he's heard as "minimalist jazz-rock fusion."
        Radio NZ
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        You could call it jazz-punk or jazz-rock or post-rock or, as we call it, "post-beard-scuba-vibe."
        Wired
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        I opened with a 1970s jazz-rock band named Dreams and I'll return to Dreamtime in this closing number.
        Radio NZ
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        And in the final week of 2016, Alphonse Mouzon the founding drummer for jazz-rock fusion band Weather Report passed away.
        Radio NZ
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        The 62-year-old guitarist who brought jazz-rock into the world alongside Miles Davis in the late Sixties has remained the scrupulous eclectic.
        The Irish Times
        Usage of jazz fusion in English
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        When I was a lad they probably would have called this jazz fusion.
        The Irish Times
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        Strong and stable Unfashionable genres Thundercat repping jazz fusion and Lemon Twigs bringing back glam.
        The Guardian
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        I merge jazz fusion with the trap music.
        Ebony
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        Belgium pianist Jef Neve is bringing his jazz fusion music to the Auckland Jazz Festival this week.
        Radio NZ
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        I kept doing jazz fusion demos and whenever Miles heard them he'd say to me: I can do that myself.
        The Guardian
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        English bass guitarist who plays with Latin jazz fusion group subject2change, and lectures in music at the University of Otago.
        Radio NZ
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        New Zealand's biggest-selling jazz artist drops by our Auckland studio to commemorate the 25th anniversary of his groundbreaking jazz fusion album Shift Left.
        Radio NZ
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        Thomas Goss analyses their evolution from their 1967 single Love Makes Sweet Music through to their 1970 jazz fusion masterpiece Third.
        Radio NZ