JADE WARRIOR

Longtime “lost” yet disjointed collections from early experimental proggers.

GMM

Eclipse & Fifth Element ESOTERIC Never achieving the prominence of such contemporaries as Genesis, Jethro Tull and Gentle Giant, Jade Warrior released a number of albums that drew on eclectic influences spanning folk, psychedelia, African rhythms, Latin grooves and spiky avant-garde jazz fusion. Originally a trio of Tony Duhig on guitar, Glyn Havard (bass/vocals) and Jon Field (percussion/woodwind) but officially adding drummer Allan Price, a follow-up to 1972’s Last Autumn’s Dream, producing a mountain of material, which they envisaged might they were then stymied by their label, Vertigo, who refused to release any of it. Split into two separate albums, Eclipse and Fifth Element didn’t see the light of day until 1998 when they were released by a small independent label. Now remastered from the original tapes, they provide a…

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