Fusion Orchestra WWW.FUSIONORCHESTRA.COM
Days in the life of a supporting act.
A near-permanent fixture on the live circuit from 1970 until their demise in 1975, Fusion Orchestra managed to release just one album, 1973’s Skeleton In Armour, during their lifetime. Now, decades after providing indefatigable support for Barclay James Harvest, Genesis, ELO, and others, this lively jazz-rock-influenced outfit are at last reclaiming their time in the limelight. Following the discovery of a 1974 live recording from The Marquee, also available from the band’s website, they’ve now published a 40-page scrapbook celebrating their short but busy existence.
Illustrated with clippings and photos of the group at various points in their career, the main content reproduces photos of drummer Dave Bell’s meticulously maintained exercise book wherein he logged venues, bands, fees, and…
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Prog (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue 139