Spyro Gyra - Jubilee (Gate) vinyl record cover

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Morning Dance

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Heartbeat

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Shaker Song

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Song for Lorraine

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Catching the Sun

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Jubilee

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Sunflurry

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Old San Juan

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It Doesn't Matter

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50/50

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Del Corazon

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Bob Goes to the Store

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Carnaval

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Incognito

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Nu Sungo

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Cachaça

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A Ballad


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Spyro Gyra

Jubilee (Gate)

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Spyro Gyra, a jazz fusion band from Buffalo, NY formed in 1974 and created the framework for contemporary jazz in the 80s and 90s. Celebrating this milestone 50th anniversary of the band's formation, comes Jubilee, a new collection featuring 16 songs that capture the band's ever-expanding palette in it's first decade of recording (1978-87) and includes fan favorites "Shaker Song", "Morning Dance" which have had chart success in multiple countries plus tracks the band continues to perform across the globe. The new LP and CD contains never before seen photos from the band's early days and more recent world tours, liner notes from veteran music journalist Jonathan Widran and a newly recorded song, "50/50" - a riff on the title of the band's 1997 release 20/20, which marked 20 years and 20 albums.

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